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Arte Museum New York - Plan Your Visit

Here's the practical side of a visit to Arte Museum NYC: tickets, facilities, accessibility, the cafe and shop, and what's nearby. Opening hours and travel options each have their own page.

Arte Museum NYC - Essential Visitor Info

Timings
Address & Directions
Facilities
Accessibility

Forest installation at Arte Museum New York

Timings

The museum opens at 10 in the morning and closes at 9 at night, every day of the year.
Last entry is at 7:30 PM. A visit usually takes 60 to 90 minutes.

Arte Museum NYC - Ticket Information

Buying Tickets: Book online before you go so your date is settled and you can head straight in.

What's Included: Your ticket covers the full self-guided exhibition route, and you can go through the rooms at your own pace.

Arte Museum - Additional Info

Dining
Souvenir Store

Interactive tables at Arte Cafe, Arte Museum New York

Dining

Arte Cafe turns a drink into part of the exhibition. You choose a symbol and a message, and they're projected onto the table around your cup.
As you move your cup, the symbol follows it. When you leave, it slides onto the media wall and becomes part of a digital New York.
Drinks: Green Apple Nojito (non-alcoholic, with vanilla cream), matcha latte with optional strawberry or vanilla cream, royal milk tea, cold brew, and a seasonal sweet potato purple latte made with oat milk.
Snacks: Korean-style corn dogs, bung-o-ppang (a fish-shaped pastry) and Dippin' Dots.
The cafe experience takes about 15 minutes.

Good to Know Before Visiting Arte Museum NYC

Smoking of any kind, vaping included, is not allowed anywhere in the museum.

Please don't touch or lean on the walls and installations.

Walk rather than run. Several rooms are dim and have mirrored walls.

Staff can refuse entry to anyone who seems intoxicated and may ask visitors who disturb others to leave.

Weapons of any kind are banned, and security will step in if needed.

Arte Museum NYC - Nearby Attractions

Immersive digital art room at Arte Museum New York

Arte Museum NYC - Nearby Attractions

The High Line: The elevated park built on an old freight rail line is a few minutes' walk east. The closest entrance is at 23rd Street and Tenth Avenue, and it has an elevator.

Chelsea Market: This food hall is about 15 minutes away on foot, in the former Nabisco factory where the Oreo was invented.
Little Island: A park built on concrete supports in the Hudson River at West 13th Street. It's an easy walk south along the Greenway.
Pier 57: This pier at West 15th Street has a public rooftop park with river views and Market 57, a food hall curated with the James Beard Foundation. It's about 10 minutes south.
West Chelsea galleries: Dozens of contemporary art galleries fill the streets between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues, including Gagosian and David Zwirner. Most are free to visit.
Hudson Yards and Edge: About 20 minutes north on foot. You'll find the Vessel and Edge, an outdoor sky deck 100 floors above the city.