The Met Cloisters, nestled within a serene enclave on Margaret Corbin Drive, offers visitors a unique window into medieval European art and architecture. Situated in a picturesque setting overlooking the Hudson River, this branch of the famous Metropolitan Museum of Art transports guests to a bygone era. The Cloisters showcases an exquisite collection of over 5,000 medieval works, including illuminated manuscripts, sculptures, tapestries, and paintings. Its medieval-style gardens, with enchanting paths and fragrant blooms, provide a tranquil space to reflect and immerse oneself in the ambience of the Middle Ages. Delving into the rich history and artistic legacy of this extraordinary period, a visit to The Met Cloisters unveils a captivating journey through time right in the heart of New York.
