The building offers many different exhibits at a low cost and a free tour at designated hours which I would recommend. The tour guides gave us a lot of background and history for each piece we looked at, giving them so much more meaning. Also available is a cafe and small gift shop although I would save the money and hit one of the restaurants near by as the museum is located right in the heart of so many. There is no photography allowed not video recording of any kind and any food or drink, even from the cafe, is not allowed in the exhibits at all. They are very strict about this. I took my 11 year old daughter and her friend and they enjoyed looking at all of the exhibits although some of the pieces were so abstract they were hard to understand at all, but still a great experience. Tour and extra time we took in the gift shop and on our own after the tour put us there about 2.5 hours. Parking is surprisingly convenient and we paid $6 but the most expensive I saw was $10.