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2 hours
Minimal physical fitness required; mostly walking at moderate pace indoors
Dive into a captivating two-hour storytelling journey through over two million works of art at The Met 5th Avenue. Perfect for first-time visitors craving a fresh, behind-the-scenes museum experience with Private Museum Tours.
Approx. 2 Hours • All Ages • Includes up to 5 People
Experience a unique 2-hour storytelling tour at The Met, where you can explore over 2 million artworks, including ancient artifacts and modern masterpieces. Discover behind-the-scenes secrets in a gallery that invites you to break traditional museum rules. Perfect for first-time visitors seeking an engaging and memorable adventure!
Approximately 2 Hours
The Met has over 2 million works of art; Ancient artifacts and Modern/Contemporary art. There's one (1) gallery that is treasured by most and unexpected: Only in this gallery, you are allowed to break those museum rules. Yes, we have many behind-the-scenes secrets. We recommend at least 2 or even 3 hours for the Met if this is your first time visiting. Early bird entry to the museum is available only on Thursdays. Limited to 5 members of each group. All tours are storytelling-based - If you are expecting more of a lecture, kindly do not book us.
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It will be a fast-paced tour. Dress comfortably or fashionably but wear comfortable walking shoes if possible.
Plan to arrive ahead of time to ensure smooth entry, especially for early bird tour options available on Thursdays.
Expect a fast-paced walking tour — comfortable footwear is key to enjoying your time.
Leave suitcases, tripods, and video cameras at home to comply with museum policies and keep the tour running smoothly.
Tours accommodate up to five people per group to maintain an intimate, immersive experience.
The Met opened in 1870 and has grown into a cultural landmark showcasing art from every corner of the globe.
The Met actively promotes sustainability through energy-efficient lighting and preservation techniques protecting its collections.
Essential for navigating the museum’s expansive galleries without discomfort.
Useful for carrying water, snacks, and personal items while keeping hands free.
Stay hydrated during this two-hour tour inside the museum.
Capture memories discreetly; note that tripods and video cameras are prohibited.