Frick Collection

(212) 288-0700

1 E 70th St
New York, NY 10021 40.7711 -73.9678

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The Scene – New Yorkers tend to think of the Frick as their little secret, perhaps because it still looks more like a very grand private residence than an institution open to the public. But don't be put off--inside this French neoclassical building is one of the world's great art collections. For 15 dollars you can spend the day imagining you've been invited to a turn-of-the-century salon. – – The Collection – Many of the rooms are arranged almost precisely the way Henry Clay Frick wanted them: Old Master, impressionist, Italian renaissance and French baroque works…

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

08/27/02

Gem

by jcclic

The Frick is one of the Gem Collections in all of New York City it is also housed in one of the best museum buildings...quaint and charming and well nothing can compare to having their Vermeers.

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

08/20/02

Add the Audio Tour

by ClaytonV

The Frick Collection is a wonderful museum! I can't believe I didn't visit it in my previous trips to NYC. Be sure to use the audio tour available for free when you enter the museum. It enhanced my understanding of both the individual paintings and how they are displayed in the Frick mansion. I only wish other musuems provided as good an experience as the Frick Collection.

  • Pros: Quiet, Less Crowded, Audio Tour
  • Cons: None
5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

08/18/02

Quite and beautiful

by nadinelc

This should be the first museum on everyone's list. A great way to orientate yourself to the museum experience. It's like walking thru your first Art History book. Don't miss the special exhibits downstairs. I've never seen a boring one in 20 years.

The Details on Frick Collection

Know Before You Go:

Children under ten are not admitted into the collection; those under sixteen must be accompanied by a guardian. These measures are intended to preserve ambiance.

The Extras:

The Frick has volunteer opportunities in the bookstore and at the membership desk. Bilingual volunteers are needed to assist foreign visitors. An interview and orientation are required.

Save Money:

On Sundays, admission is based on a pay-as-you-wish policy between 11am and 1pm.

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