New York City is filled with culture everywhere you look. The endless amounts of food, shopping and museums to entertain you are everywhere. No matter where you are, you are guaranteed to stumble upon a historic museum, pop up museum, or a line of people waiting to enter a classic museum's new exhibit. And for college students across the city and from afar, there are various discounts to benefit from. Ranging from art, fashion, and even science– here are the best museums to visit while in New York City.
1. The Guggenheim Museum
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This is an international museum, specializing in modern and contemporary art.
Regular Admission fee: $25 / Student Admission fee: $18
2. The Museum of Modern Art
When most people think of art museums, the MoMA is the first that comes to mind. This museum has a wide collection of artists displayed, such as classics like Andy Warhol and Vincent Van Gogh
Regular Admission Fee: $25 / Student Admission Fee: $14
3. The Whitney Museum of American Art
This contemporary art museum is conveniently located in the Meatpacking District area of NYC, and is also a short walk away from The Highline. Aside from the collection of art available to view, the location is also a sight to see.
Regular Admission Fee: $22 / Student Admission Fee: $17
4. The New Museum
Founded in 1977, this museum is widely known for it's exclusive collection of contemporary art. It's most recent popular exhibit "Pixel Forest" became a sensation on social media and brought new eyes to the establishment.
Regular Admission Fee: $18 / Student Admission Fee: $12
5. Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
This museum has little bit of it all. Here, they display a wide range of all types of art, fashion, design and architecture. This museum is one of the most "trendy" in the city, and is definitely not your typical museum.
Regular Admission Fee: $16 / Student Admission Fee: $7
6. The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Speaking of historic museums, The Met' is one of the oldest museums in New York City, and is also one of the largest in the world. The collection of art on display ranges from ancient Greece to ancient Egypt, and all the way to modern art.
Regular Admission Fee: $25 / Student Admission Fee: $12
