Top Museums in USA

Bring your own snacks! The cafe prices are pretty steep. I had a perfect break with my packed lunch somewhere quiet in the museum.

Pro tip: if you're into photography, go on a Monday or Tuesday. The crowds are lighter, and you can get great shots of the art without hindrance.

I suggest allowing at least 3 hours for your visit—there's so much to see, and you don't want to rush through it.

After exploring the museum, take some time to walk around the memorial pools outside. It's a peaceful way to reflect, and it's free!

I suggest visiting on a weekday if you can. It gets super crowded on weekends and you’ll have a much better experience with fewer people around. Plus, you can take more Instagram-worthy photos without the rush.

Don't forget to visit the gift shop! I stumbled upon some unique souvenirs that were way more affordable than expected. It's a great place to pick up something special!

If you’re tight on budget, visit on Fridays after 5 PM when it's free. Just be prepared for larger crowds, but you save a good penny!

My advice is to download the MoMA app before arriving. It has great information about the exhibits and can help you navigate better without spending money on a guide.

Consider spending a little extra for the IMAX tickets if you're into cool visuals. It was a great way to break up the museum experience and really worth the money!

I suggest arriving right when the museum opens at 10 AM to beat the crowds. It gets super busy later in the day, and you'll have a better chance to enjoy the exhibits without feeling rushed.

Check out the eating options outside the museum instead of within it. The food court nearby has a variety of choices that are often cheaper and much tastier

If you're on a budget, look for combo tickets with other attractions nearby. I saved some cash that way. Totally worth it!

Don’t feel rushed! Take your time to read about the murals and artists. I found little details within the art that you might miss if you hurry through it

I strongly suggest going early in the morning, around 9 AM, when it’s less crowded and the light is perfect for photos. You’ll almost have the place to yourself!

I recommend checking the museum’s website for any special events or exhibits. I stumbled upon a cool exhibit that wasn't advertised elsewhere!

If you're visiting with kids, look for the hands-on exhibits. They kept my kids engaged and made the whole experience more enjoyable.

I suggest going on a weekday if you can. The weekends can get pretty crowded, and I found it easier to explore the exhibits with fewer people around.

If you're driving, look for parking across from the center. It's a tad cheaper than the main lot, plus it's an easy walk over!

My advice is to download their app before your visit. It has a ton of useful info, including real-time schedules for talks that you don’t wanna miss!

If you're planning to see the 3D movie, make sure to catch it first thing around 10 AM. The lines for that can get crazy later in the day!

Make sure to wear comfy shoes. This place is huge and I regretted wearing my stylish sneakers after a few hours of walking!

I found the audio guides super helpful, but you can also just download the app and save some cash. Way easier than carrying a device around!