Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Yes it’s usually Saturday from 7-9, but it’s very crowded

Adults: 25$ Students and seniors: 18$ with valid student ID and 65+ Children under 12: free Members: free Every Saturday, from 5:45–7:45 pm, visitors can pay what they wish for admission. Suggested admission is $10 and the last ticket is issued at 7:15 pm. A line forms at 5:15 pm.

At the moment it’s Chinese art after 1980

Usually the weekends are ‘pay what you want’ (Saturdays between 7-9) but it is very crowded. To get the most for your money buy a CityPass. Be sure to check the website before you visit for any special offers

What time is today a guided tour in Spanish

Yes, they were open.

Lots of street food vendors around

Admission is listed in the website under (plan your Visit)

Right

No, but inside there are lockers where the backpack is left

Fabulous for kids. Great open spaces

I am so sorry,🥺🥺🥺

no only 2 floors were open ; the round incline walk up is closed off ; floor 2 and floor 7 and we had to use elevator;

Yes, it's possible.

There are no free guided tours, so you enter

no.

Yes 🙂

Yes. Slope is very gradual and surface isn't slippery.

I would say 1.5 hours, but depends on you

Yes

Bus or subway. Lines 3,4 and 6 are the best

No, no proof needed

No sorry. Perhaps one of you can look after it and then swap over

Nope. Been there last week, Sunday. Not crowded at all

No

You can check this information on a website. One day in a week certain hours are free.

Hi there. I went Thursday afternoon and there weren't many people either.

Doesn't seem like so at the pay-what-you-want hour

Yes

Sorry, don't know. Try contacting the museum directly.

No. Only women playing guitar s. Visit their website for explanation of exhibit on the spiral (helix).

Yes!! All are welcome!

I dont think so

Check chaseprivateclient.chase.com/arts-and-culture Choose New York City as location. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum info is there.

If you mean buy tickets then yes. If you mean a virtual tour then no.

I looked up this movie briefly, have not seen it. What I can say factually, the Guggenheim Museum is one of the finest museums in the world! The architecture from Frank Lloyd Eright, the beautiful works in their collection, and having just visited there one week ago, it is so clean with wonderful, caring and brilliant staff! Along with the other top NYC museums, Metropolitan, Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney, there's no doubt why the Google Museum is among the top five in NYC! Definitely, visit these top museums and certainly with the Guggenheim open at this time, is taking care of their visitors very well.

Yea... what he said 👇

frank lloyd wright

23 $

Yes tickets are available at the museum for $25 each.

From 9 am to 5 pm

Ιn the museum's parking or in other cheaper 2-3 blogs away

Currently, yes. Your ticket has an appointment

Every Saturday, from 5–8 pm, you can pay what you wish for admission (cash only). Suggested admission is $10 and the last ticket is issued at 7:30 pm.

Saturdays between 5-8pm is almost free ... that is, donations are accepted. When you enter you are asked how much do you like to donate? Usually ask for $ 10 up. But if you do not want to pay, you do not pay

All is included

yes

28m

Yes there is a cafeteria inside, but I never tried it

You have audio guide in several languages ​​in safe Italian.

That's correct.

There is a discount for veterans. The museum just requires you to have an id for proof

I dont think so.

10:00 am, to 5:30 pm.

Sorry, I'm American. Can you translate?

Yes, the tours are at 14:00, but I would buy your ticket online today to guarantee a spot tomorrow.

I think it's free entrance on Saturdays, from 5:45 pm to 7:45 pm, or pay what you wish. Other periods $25 adult $18 senior.

Every Saturday, from 17 to 20 in the evening, you can pay what you want for admission (cash only). The recommended admission is $ 10 and the last ticket is issued at 7.30pm.

Yes it is often crowded

Try looking on the contact page of their website or Facebook

@shootTV your answer didn’t help, there is a students discount but they don’t tell which kind of students ID they accept

No. There are no days of free admission

The museum is open from 10:00 am to 5:45 pm

Yes, they accept bags at coat-check

Every Saturday from 5 pm. You can see everything.

General price. Per child 65 year old man

Late 1950s, I think. Architect Frank Lloyd Wright. (Previous answer I confused with Bilbao, excuse me)

No!

Did not see any construction site around

I was there Saturday and it waaa qs good, no heavy renovation going on. I didn't see and workers.

I'm sorry, i'm not sure.

I think so. I'm not sure 100%.sorry

Seniors (65 +) and students (with ID) $10 Adults $15 Children under 12: $12

From the web (the same info we got when we asked at the information desk): Every Saturday, from 5–7:45 pm, you can pay what you wish for admission (cash only). Suggested admission is $10 and the last ticket is issued at 7:15 pm. Remember that City Pass has the option Top of the Rock or Guggenheim.

On Saturday, and only Saturday, from 5 pm to 7pm.

No, there isn't

I thought it's 65

Saturday!

Saturdays from 5:45 pm. You pay what you want. Keep in mind that they close it at 7:45

25 if the ramp is accessible.

Beware, Wet Floor

Only a coffee point.

bring the camera 😁

I was there a month ago and there was no animal hanging ... 🤔

Today is 10 am until 5:45pm

When I visited the museum it was by the end of october during the morning. It wasn't very crowded and you could walk around perfectly. I encourage going during the mornings just when it opens.

Only the last two hours before closing

Why does anybody do anything????

No, I don't think so. But it is pay what you want on Saturday after 5:50

You can pay what you will on Saturdays.

You need to ask Guggenheim Museum if the AAM card can be used at the entrance as member benefit. Not sure. No info on that AAM as member too online.

of course

Now or then? 😁

Enter the page, because of the weather, maybe not.

Yes, without flash

Yes.

No

The website doesn't mention anything about a guest ticket at half off. I would assume if your a member and the individual institution provides that benefit than you should be given the same rights and privileges...

The current exhibition at the Guggenheim in N.Y.C. features Art and China after 1989 and Joseph Albert in Mexico. I don't recall having seen Motherwell's 'Elegy to the Spanish Republic No. 110' there recently.

Go on Saturday at 17:00 and pay a dollar or whatever you want!

thanks but on the site it is really written that the exhibitions are changing and that the "to the ramps" access is closed. yes you can probably use the elevators but maybe not the spiral ramp ... if that's a pity it's the beauty of the museum!