Plan Your Visit

• Where is the Museum and when is it open?
• How do I get to the Museum?
• How much is admission to the Museum and its exhibitions?
• What special exhibitions are currently on view?
• What events and programs are offered at the Museum?
• Are there programs offered for families with children?
• Are there programs offered in languages other than English?
• Is the Museum accessible to people with disabilities?
• How do I bring a group to the Museum?
• Does the Museum have Audio Guide tours?
• Are there any tips I should know before coming to the Museum?
• What can I leave at the Museum’s coat check?
• What do I do if I lose something at the Museum?
• Does the Museum have parking?
• Where can I eat at the Museum?
• When is the Roof Garden open?
• What is The Cloisters Museum and Gardens?

The Met Store

• See a list of Frequently Asked Questions about shopping at The Met Store.

Works of Art

• How do I learn about a work of art in the Museum's collection?
• Can I order a photograph of a work of art in the Museum's collection?
• How can I find out if a particular work of art in the collection is currently on view at the Museum?
• Does the Museum appraise or authenticate works of art?

Get Involved

• How can I apply for an internship at the Museum?
• How can I apply for a fellowship at the Museum?
• How can I become a Museum volunteer?
• What kind of resources does the Museum offer scholars, teachers, and the general public?
• How do I apply for a job at the Museum?
• Does the Museum organize international trips?

Support the Met

• How do I become a Member of the Metropolitan Museum?
• How else can I support the Museum?
• Can I host an event at the Museum?

Website Terms and Conditions, Linking and Privacy Policy

• What is this website's privacy policy?
• Does the Museum participate in social networking sites?
• What are the Museum’s Terms and Conditions regarding image permissions and linking?

The Museum and Its History

• How can I find out about the history of the Museum?
  This website contains several resources about the Museum's history. The Press Room includes two helpful documents: Brief History of the Museum and An Overview of the Museum. FAQs for Kids contains A Brief History of the Met, written especially for children and their parents. The Met and the New Millennium: A Chronicle of the Past and a Blueprint of the Future, by Metropolitan Director Emeritus Philippe de Montebello, is available for purchase in The Met Store. Works of Art contains information about the content and formation of the Met's collection.