Met Museum of Art and Central Park Semi-Private Skip-the-Line Tour in New York, NY
Babylon Tours New York City •
1000 5th Ave • New York, NY 10028
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Experience the best of New York City’s culture and nature on this semi-private combo tour of Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Explore the iconic urban park with a guide, stopping at famous landmarks like Bethesda Fountain and Strawberry Fields. Then, skip the line and admire the Met’s vast collection of art, from ancient Egyptian statues to modern masterpieces.
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Tour duration is approximately 5 hours.
It is a family friendly tour! All ages are welcome.
It is located at the Metropolitan Museum of Art at 1000 5th Ave, New York, NY 10028. The meeting point is by the Information Desk in front of the Egyptian Pharaoh statue, in the Great Hall of the Museum.
Tour starts at 10:30 AM, daily.
Included in the admission is a professional tour guide just for you, all entrance fees, lunch break.
Yes. Whether it rains, snows, or shines, they run the tours. They advise you to be dressed accordingly to the weather. Check the forecast before coming out of the hotel. And wear comfortable shoes.
The tour can accommodate up to 8 people per booking. If you have a larger group, please contact us for a custom quote.
No outside food or drink is allowed inside the museums.
You should bring a valid photo ID, a major credit card (for security deposit), water, snacks, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, camera, and any personal items you may need.
Photos are allowed unless otherwise indicated. The use of flash video and selfie sticks are prohibited.
No, pets are not allowed on the tour.
Yes, you can bring a backpack or a stroller, but you may be asked to check them in at the museum’s coat check. Please note that some areas of the museum may not be accessible with a stroller.
Yes, there are several cafes and restaurants inside the museum where you can buy food or drinks. You can also bring your own food or drinks, but you cannot consume them inside the galleries. You can eat outside in the park or in designated areas inside the museum.