 | | |  | | | Make the most of your long weekend at The Met | Summer’s not over yet—whether you're planning a family outing, a day with friends, or a solo escape, there's something for everyone at The Met. Plus, we're open late Fridays and Saturdays, so you can soak up every last bit of summer with two-for-one drinks with and a rooftop view.
Get tickets → | | Get Inspired |  | Whether it’s your first visit or your 50th, The Met is a place to linger, look closer, and let art spark something new. Enjoy quiet corners, breathtaking masterpieces, and groundbreaking exhibitions: | | | | Did you know? |  | With five works in our collection, The Met holds more paintings by Johannes Vermeer than any other museum in the world. By most counts, there are only 34 surviving canvases by the esteemed Dutch painter.
Together, these works trace Vermeer’s artistic development—from his early explorations to the refined mastery of his later years. They highlight the range of his subjects, from solitary figures caught in quiet moments to richly layered narrative scenes. All five works are currently on view in Gallery 614 on the second floor at The Met Fifth Avenue. | | | | Date Night |  | Stay late and celebrate the weekend every Friday and Saturday evening for Date Night with live music, gallery chats, events, two-for-one drinks, and more.
Learn more → | | | | The Met Cloisters |  | Wander through stone arches and secret gardens to discover centuries-old art without leaving the city. Located in Fort Tryon Park in Upper Manhattan, The Met Cloisters is New York City’s most magical day trip.
Devoted to the art, architecture, and gardens of medieval Europe, The Met Cloisters brings the Middle Ages to life with reconstructed cloisters, chapels, and halls filled with manuscripts, sculptures, tapestries, and metalwork. Its gardens feature plants used in the Middle Ages for medicinal, artistic, and even magical purposes.
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