Visit The Guggenheim Museum.

The Guggenheim Museum is no ordinary experience. Located on Upper East Side, surrounded by typical for this neighborhood buildings, this one truly sticks out. Firstly, iconic seashell-inspired design by Frank Lloyd Wright is probably the most famous aspect of the Guggenheim Museum. It is a monument to modernism at it’s finest, which to this day remains Wright’s only public building in the five boroughs. 

Secondly, the goal of the museum is to collect and preserve art objects and to make them accessible to visitors through exhibitions and programs.Walking down the giant spiral staircase you will get to explore the permanent and ever-changing exhibitions of the Guggenheim Museum. For example, some of the artworks on display include art by Marc Chagall, more than 150 works of Kandinsky, Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, and other famous artists.

Price: $25 for adults, $18 for students; free for under 12s

Since the Museum is situated at 5th Avenue and 89th Street, right across from the Central Park, it makes for an easy planning around other attractions as well. Such as: the Central Park, Cooper Hewitt Museum, The Frick Collection, walk the Madison Ave shops, or have lunch at the Bluestone Lane Cafe inside the beautiful old old church.