Metropolitan Museum of Art NYC 4+

Name: Metropolitan Museum of Art NYC
Rating: 4.2 (1150 reviews)
Author: Gonzalo Juarez

The MET Visitor Guide New York

Gonzalo Juarez

Designed for iPad

- 4.2 • 1.2K Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Visitors guide for travellers looking to discover and visit New York City and its Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Mobile guide 100% offline developed for all those travellers willing to discover this great place.

Containing:
- A complete Travel Guide of the city of New York City and around with public transportation and zoomable street maps 100% offline, metro routing app with daily itineraries for tourist to spend the most of your time visiting this magnificent city.
- Introduction
- History
- Collections: Ancient Near Eastern Art, Arms and Armor, Asian Art, Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas, Egyptian Art, Drawing and Prints, The American Wing, among others...
- Musical Instruments
- Architecture
- List of Paintings
- Governance
- Acquisitions and Deaccessioning
- Controversies
- Practical Information
- Maps
- Practical Information

Get the most out of your visit to NYC!!

Note: This app contains IAPs for you to enjoy and discover the best out of your trip

Mar 21, 2023

Version 1.24

- New tours & activities!
- Bug fixes and content improvement.

4.2 out of 5

1.2K Ratings

Love the MET

The MET is one of the most impressive museums of all times. Every time I arrive to New York I make sure I reserve some tome to go visit this museum. I dont recall how many times Ive been in the MET, but cant get tired of it. This app is free and gives you a very good overview of the museum. You should try it, nothing to lose. Also in this new update you can store your vouchers within the app if you are planning an activity in New York. I downloaded the content for the city of new york also and it is neat! Very well. I personally like this app.

World-Class Museum, Garbage App

The developers really phoned this one in. They thought to provide hotel search functions, maps of unrelated cities, and generic tourist info for NYC, but the app (which is supposedly dedicated to the Met Museum) lacks properly-labeled maps of the actual museum! Forget the luxuries of real-time tracking or locations of temporary exhibitions, this app lacks even the most rudimentary map details. No wing identification, no room numbers, not even a differentiation between floors! Just a schematic of the walls on the main floor. To have any hope of navigating the beautiful and expansive museum with intent, you’ll have to use a paper map, costing the museum money and creating needless waste. But hey, the app includes city maps of Chicago and Los Angeles for some reason, so I guess that makes it all ok in the end.

Returning to the Met

Went to see the costume exhibit last week. Besides having beautiful
clothes, the concept of long ago gowns being inspiration for designers was brilliant. Unfortunately wasn’t able previously to get into the Jacob Lawrence exhibit. So sorry to have missed it. Tip: The Met’s information about ordering entry tickets should mention that the coat checks are closed. Not pleasant to carry big umbrellas or totes around unnecessarily.

The developer, Gonzalo Juarez, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.