Free Museums in New York

Free Museums in New York

Free Museums in New York

Only In New York City  there are around 100 museums, some of them the most important in the world. Any tourist who comes to this city can visit them and costs are not a minor issue when planning a trip.

New York is known as one of the most expensive cities in the world: between restaurants, taxis, tips and enjoying a musical, you can feel the dollars disappear. However, in the Big Apple, culture is within everyone’s reach and there are countless museums that are free every day of the week.

When putting together the itinerary and trip, it is important to know that most of the city’s institutions offer free tickets, or “pay what you wish”

Free entrance:

It means that admission is free any day of the week. Here is a selection of the most prominent:

– Federal Hall National Memorial: it was the first capitol of the United States. Established in the 18th century, George Washington was appointed the country’s first president.

– Federal Reserve Bank: Located in the Financial District, you can make a free visit to its museum and the gold vault by registering beforehand on its website. This activity, despite not being a museum as such, is an original and very curious place.

– Immigrant Museum: When you buy the ferry ticket to the Statue of Liberty, you get free access to the museum on Ellis Island

– Museum of American Folk Art

– Bronx Museum of Art

-Yeshiva University Museum

Museums with suggested price (Pay what you wish)

It means that the museum does not have a fixed price, but that you pay the amount of money you want, whether it is $2 or $20.

To have an idea of ​​a standard value, between $5 and $10 per person is recommended, but it will always be subject to what each one wishes to pay and no one will ask for explanations if less money is paid.

Most of the museums in New York are pay what you wish for a few hours a week, so that everyone has the opportunity to visit them regardless of budget.

Some of them are:

– P.S.1 MoMA

-Brooklyn Museum

– The Neighborhood Museum

– New York Police Museum

– Queens Museum of Art

– Staten Island Museum

Suggested admission

It is very similar to the pay what you wish system with only one difference: the museum indicates a reference value, but in any case the visitor can pay the amount they deem convenient, even if it is much less.

Something to keep in mind is that the museums with suggested admission do not always indicate it clearly, that is why it is always recommended to read the fine print, since they will do everything possible so that the visitor buys the ticket from the web and pays the full price.

List of museums for free or a few dollars depending on the day of the week

Monday:

– Museum at Eldridge Street Synagogue (Downtown Manhattan – Pay what you wish)

– 9/11 Museum (Downtown Manhattan – Free 3:30-5, morning tickets available online)

– Cooper-Hewitt Upper Manhattan – Pay what you wish 5-6 Thursday-Monday)

Wednesday

– Bronx Zoo (Bronx – Pay what you wish) You have to book on the web

– New York Aquarium (Brooklyn – Pay what you wish from 3) You must book on the web

– Staten Island Zoo (Staten Island – Free after 2)

– Historic Richmond Town (Staten Island – Pay what you wish)

Thursday

– Museum of Jewish Heritage (Downtown Manhattan – Free from 4 to 8)

– Wave Hill (Bronx – Free all day)

– Frick Collection (Upper Manhattan – Pay what you wish from 4 to 6)

– Museum of Arts and Design (Midtown Manhattan – 50% off tickets from 4 to 7)

– New Museum (Downtown Manhattan – Pay what you wish from 7 to 9)

– Brooklyn Children’s Museum (Brooklyn – Free from 2 to 5)

– Cooper-Hewitt (Upper Manhattan – Pay what you wish 5-6 Thursday-Monday)

 

Friday

– Museum at Eldridge Street Synagogue (Downtown Manhattan – Pay what you wish)

– Cooper-Hewitt (DiseUpper Manhattan – Pay what you wish 5-6 Thursday-Monday)

– Whitney Museum (Downtown Manhattan – Pay what you wish from 7 to 10

– The New-York Historical Society (Uptown Manhattan – Pay what you wish from 6 to 8)

– Rubin Museum of Art (Midtown Manhattan – Free from 6 to 10)

– Morgan Library and Museum (Midtown Manhattan – Free from 5 to 7) Must reserve online

– Museum of Modern Art (MoMa) (Midtown Manhattan – Free from 5:30 to 9)

– Brooklyn Botanic Garden (Brooklyn – Free before 12

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Museos gratuitos en Nueva York

Museos gratuitos en Nueva YorkSólo en la ciudad de Nueva York hay alrededor de 100 museos, algunos de ellos lo más importantes del mundo. Cualquier turista que llega a esta ciudad querrá recorrerlos y los costos no son un tema menor a la hora de planificar un viaje.

Nueva York es conocida como una de las ciudades más caras del mundo: entre restaurantes, taxis, propinas y disfrutar de algún musical, se puede sentir que los dólares desaparecen.  Sin embargo, en la gran manzana, la cultura está al alcance de todos y existen infinidad de museos que todos los días de la semana son gratuitos. 

Al momento de armar el itinerario e viaje es importante saber que  la mayor parte de las instituciones de la ciudad,  ofrece entradas gratuita, o “pay what you wish”

Entrada Gratuita: 

Significa que la entrada es gratuita cualquier día de la semana. A continuación, una selección de los más destacados:

  • Federal Hall National Memorial: fue el primer capitolio de Estados Unidos. Establecido en el siglo XVIII, George Washington fue designado primer presidente del país. 
  • Banco de la Reserva Federal: Ubicado en el Distrito Financiero, se puederealizar una visita gratis a su museo y la bóveda de oro anotándose antes en su sitio web. Esta actividad, a pesar de no ser un museo como tal, es un lugar original y muy curioso.
  • Museo del Inmigrante: Al comprar el ticket de ferry a la Estatua de la Libertad se obtiene acceso gratuito al museo en Ellis Island
  • Museo de Arte Popular Americano
  • Museo de Arte del Bronx
  • Yeshiva University Museum

Museos con precio sugerido (Pay what you wish )

Significa que el museo no tiene un precio fijo, sino que se paga la cantidad de dinero que se desea, ya sean $2 o $20.  

Para tener noción de un valor estándar, se recomienda entre $5 y $10 por persona, pero, siempre estará sujeto a lo que cada uno desee pagar y nadie pedirá explicaciones si se abona menos dinero.

La mayoría de los museos de Nueva York son pay what you wish durante unas horas a la semana, para que todo el mundo tenga ocasión de visitarlos sin importar el presupuesto.

Algunos de ellos son:

  • P.S.1 MoMA
  • Museo de Brooklyn
  • El Museo del Barrio
  • Museo de la Policía de Nueva York
  • Museo de Arte de Queens
  • Museo de Staten Island

Suggested admission 

Es muy similar al sistema pay what you wish con una sola diferencia: El museo  indica valor de referencia, pero de todos modos el visitante puede pagar la cantidad que crea conveniente, inclusive aunque sea mucho menor.

Algo a tener en cuenta es que los museos con suggested admission no siempre lo señalan claramente, por eso siempre se recomienda leer la letra chica, ya que ellos harán lo posible para que el visitante compre la entrada desde la web y abone el full Price.

Listado de museos gratis o a pocos dólares según el día de la semana

Lunes:

  • Museum at Eldridge Street Synagogue ( Downtown Manhattan – Pay what you wish)
  • Museo del 11-S (Downtown Manhattan – Gratis de 3:30 a 5, entradas disponibles por la mañana en la web)
  • Cooper-Hewitt Upper Manhattan – Pay what you wish de 5 a 6 de jueves a lunes)

Miércoles

  • Bronx Zoo (Bronx – Pay what you wish) Hay que reservar en la web 
  • New York Aquarium (Brooklyn – Pay what you wish a partir de las 3) Hay que reservar en la web 
  • Staten Island Zoo (Staten Island – Gratis a partir de las 2)
  •  Historic Richmond Town (Staten Island – Pay what you wish) 

Jueves

  • Museum of Jewish Heritage (Downtown Manhattan – Gratis de 4 a 8)
  • Wave Hill (Bronx – Gratis todo el día)
  • Frick Collection (Upper Manhattan – Pay what you wish de 4 a 6)
  • Museum of Arts and Design (Midtown Manhattan – Entradas al 50 % de 4 a 7)
  • New Museum (Downtown Manhattan – Pay what you wish de 7 a 9)
  • Brooklyn Children’s Museum (Brooklyn – Gratis de 2 a 5)
  • Cooper-Hewitt (Upper Manhattan – Pay what you wish de 5 a 6 de jueves a lunes)

Viernes

  • Museum at Eldridge Street Synagogue (Downtown Manhattan – Pay what you wish)
  • Cooper-Hewitt (DiseUpper Manhattan – Pay what you wish de 5 a 6 de jueves a lunes)
  • Whitney Museum (Downtown Manhattan – Pay what you wish de 7 a 10
  • The New-York Historical Society (Uptown Manhattan – Pay what you wish de 6 a 8)
  • Rubin Museum of Art (Midtown Manhattan – Gratis de 6 a 10)
  • Morgan Library and Museum (Midtown Manhattan – Gratis de 5 a 7) Hay que reservar en la web 
  • Museum of Modern Art (MoMa) (Midtown Manhattan – Gratis de 5:30 a 9) 
  • Jardín Botánico de Brooklyn (Brooklyn – Gratis antes de las 12

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