The Morgan Library & Museum

Go on Friday at 7 for free admission . You can see quite a lot in 2 hours, even if you stop for a drink first. There's lovely live music at the café and the apricot mimosa is delicious.

Come between 7-9p on Fridays for free admission . Many more exhibitions than just the library , but that room is worth the trip alone

This is truly a gem in midtown - where else can u find yourself in a renaissance-revival library in the middle of busy corp manhattan w original scripts from dickens, Churchill , napoleon , Schubert ?

Built between 1902 and 1906, the library features towering triple tiers of bookcases made of bronze and inlaid Circassian walnut . J.P. Morgan Jr. gave his father's library to the public in 1924. Read more

The North Room (aka Librarian's Office) is said to be haunted by the original Librarian, Belle de Costa Greene. This and more great info from the Untapped Cities article at: http://is.gd/ZVaWNf

The library is astonishing; found the 2 hidden staircase behind the secret door bookshelves. Look up at Edgar Allan Poe's iron-designed ceiling room with 650 birds, each one is unique.

A beautiful, magical space that transports you far away from the bustle and noise of the world outside. And even more unreal, the guards all greet you cheerfully as you enter each room and exhibition .

he vintage vibe continues with a menu inspired by early 20th-century New York cuisine. Brunch includes a mimosa , brioche French toast , cookies and coffee for $25.50. Read more

Make sure you check out the secret staircases in the main library ! Look for dolphin handles on the bookcases that flank the entrance. If you go during a tour they might open them up for you!

Historical landmark in NYC, beautiful structure , Guttenberg Bible, and a sense of what a wealthy financier was like. After Morgan passed away, the Frick bought many pieces to add to their collection.

Gorgeous museum of a library and free on Friday from 7-9pm. Recommend to go there once if you are a book lover

I am so glad that I stumbled across the stunning library and museum . Go on Friday nights, because it's free after 7 pm.

I had a cappuccino in the coffee shop , it was illy and it was a proper coffee , nice and Strong. The gentleman that served us was really nice (I don’t know his name) it’s so much better than Starbucks.

Go after 7 on Friday for free admission & use the $ you saved to buy a very pretty cocktail in the cafe , then enjoy the art , artifacts , and opulent, spacious setting

One of the best hidden gems in NYC. The special exhibits are usually fascinating and insightful, plus the regular treasure-trove of manuscripts and musical scores.

The Morgan is one of those little known gems in Manhattan that thrives on presenting some of the most amazing pieces of written art in the world.

It's more than a museum , an institution of historical home of Morgan family and well selected exhibits , concerts , talks, films . A great venue for cultural enrichment. It's worth being a member.

gorgeous interiors and an impressive collection of classic covers in amazing condition. beautiful decorative gates and lamps

Designed by renowned architect Charles McKim, the Italian Renaissance palazzo-style library holds a staggering collection of illuminated books , historical manuscripts , and old master drawings. Read more

Come here on a Friday evening, get a cocktail and a bite to eat at the cafe , listen to some live classical music , and then check out the library and museum (free entry from 7-9 pm) :)

Founded in 1906 as the private library of financier Pierpont Morgan, the Morgan now serves as a museum , independent research library , musical venue , architectural landmark , and historic site .

Check out what exhibits they have before going. This is not going to be a typical museum with a collection that's worth seeing everyday. There are many good special exhibits however

Come to see an original Gutenberg bible (one of the first book ever to be published using a press), and a death mask of George Washington

Live classical music on Friday nights. Also free admission on Fridays from 7-9p.m.

One of the three copies of the printed Gutenberg Bible is really worth seeing! They also have Mozart's notes. To be so close to the history is breathtaking.

Beautiful library ! Try to do the guided tour and you will learn a lot about the history of this place. Gutenberg's Bible is one of their highlights.

Wonderful place for lunch . Tuna appetizer was amazing. Try savored.com for 20% off . Nice museum too

#Free admission on Friday after 7pm. Great way to start the night with a little culture.

The library itself, formerly J.P. Morgan's library , was completed in 1906. It's three stories high and has hidden staircases tucked behind its bookshelves; alas, visitors can’t actually climb them. Read more

A great way to spend a rainy afternoon, come for the vast permanent collection of art , books and historical works, including a gorgeous gem collection. For more, follow us on 4sq or www.renhotels.com.

Get the audio tour and head straight to Morgan’s library . The entire museum can be seen in just a few hours. Afterwards (or prior to) grab a bite to eat in the Dining Room.

Don't miss the charming exhibit of Beatrix Potter's letters that inspired her Tales of Peter Rabbit and other books . Not only are the drawings a delight, Miss Potter's cheeky wit is a revelation.

Great space, interesting history. Be sure to get a free audio guide and listen to the story about Morgan's first librarian/curator.

Beautiful artifacts and architecture and a lovely cafe make for a delightful couple hours

You can use your camera in most parts except special exhibitions . A pity that so many books are now locked away as display pieces. I doubt that many scholars will use them. Books should be read.

Amazing library , both architecture and collection, superb special exhibitions

Such a vast collection of books ! Do visit it to explore its interiors and architecture . Its a book lovers paradise

The exhibition of medieval monsters is so marvelous! There are some art students sketching here.

The Morgan Library is a beautiful example of New York City Gilded Age architecture , with a number of exhibition spaces for rotating art displays.

The library is beautiful -- Italian Renaissance architecture . Get into the museum free on Fridays after 7pm.

Fantastic museum with a great collection rotation and special exhibits .

Take the time to listen to the audiotapes. Scan the QR code in the museum . Plan ahead and book a free Friday ticket ????

One of New York's great historic sites , and a wonderful place to dine, shop, and attend a concert or film . Admission is free on Friday from 7-9pm.

Stunning collection and building! Love the location and the peaceful energy.

Stopped by this place and was amazed by the decoration. Huge volumes of priceless books

Don't miss Robert Wilson/Phillip Glass Einstein on the Beach ! Plan your trip with an hour of time to see film screening of Einstein on the Beach : The changing image of opera.

If you're here for a specific exhibit or event don't leave without taking a walk through Morgan's private study and the library . Absolutely astonishing rooms.

This museum , research library , music venue , architectural landmark , & historic site is now offering Free Fridays from 7 – 9 p.m. Check out MetroFocus for other free admission days offered by museums Read more

Classical music buffs can check out the collection of music manuscripts . It contains notes from all the greats! Review the holdings online and make an appointment for viewing . Read more at MetroFocus. Read more

While the glass elevator ride offers a delightful and brief moment of perspective, the path of stairs often have some interesting artwork