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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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The MET is in my opinion the best art museum in the world. You can find works from all eras and all types here. I remember my first visit like it was yesterday. I had to pick out one painting and write a 2 page essay of my opinion of it. I spent hours just walking around the museum admiring not the paintings but the museum itself. I was astonished by the sheer size of this place, it was unbelievable. It was like a work of art in itself. If you’re an art enthusiast you’ll surly enjoy yourself here, if you’re not, I guarantee you’ll at least come away with a better appreciation of it.
Here is a tip. The MET does not charge admission, however, they accept donation. There’s a sign above the cashier that nobody seems to read that says, “Suggested donation” You can donate any amount you wish and be granted admission. However, just don’t be a cheap skate.
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