This is fun to visit and there is a lot to see. The exterior of the buildings are stunning and the museums are even more amazing inside.

Beautiful walk on 5th Avenue just outside Central Park. I enjoy this walk in any weather since the park is beautiful during all seasons. Starting on 82nd street begins a stretch of museums so you can incorporate an interesting museum visit into your walk. Based on your interest you can visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art (on 82nd), the Guggenheim... More 

There are many worthwhile cultural attractions on the well known Museum Mile on or near Fifth Avenue. However, in order not to overload the senses I decided to only investigate half a museum mile, beginning with the Guggenheim on 89th St. and Fifth Avenue; if open, stop in at the Neue Galerie on 86th St. and Fifth, and perhaps even... More 

Many come to Fifth Avenue to buy, but they should also come to see, because Fifth Avenue has a collection of the world’s best museums within an easy walk. The jewel of Fifth Avenue’s “Museum Mile” is The Metropolitan Museum of Art—“The Met”—perhaps the greatest art museum in the world, where art is displayed beautifully. From impressionist paintings, computer art... More 

Ironically, Museum Mile is one of my favorite walks even without going into the museums or Central Park as the exterior of the buildings are amazing to soak in. I usually just pick one museum, and walk up the west of 5th Ave. This year the Museum Mile Festival is on June 14th and I may attempt to pop into... More 

it's worth it . u ll spend a very nice time there and u gonna see very good collections . it is a good museum

All the museums along the Museum Mile on the Upper East Side have addresses in Fifth Avenue but they are situated roughly between 82nd St and 110 Streets (depending on which museums interest you). There are so many world class institutions here including; the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum, now reopened after being closed for years, the Guggenheim, the fabulous Neue... More 

Founded in 1825 the Academy required Artist and Architects on admittance to donate one or more of their works. This formed a unique collection for some of Americas greatest artisans. Morse,Curry,Wyeth(father & sons),Durand,Church, Cole and many more are represented here in the "American Collection". Other colections change out throughout year.

The Upper East Side holds a string of topnotch museums on Fifth Avenue between 82nd and 110th streets. IMO, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1000 Fifth Ave., is the jewel in the crown. But it all depends on the interests of visitors. For example, on this visit to NYC, I wanted to see the portrait of Adele Bauer Bloch, made... More