New York | Spring Has Arrived at The Met Cloisters🌷⛲💐️

✅Finally, no more envying the spring scenery of Gongqing! The Met Cloisters, located in Fort Tryon Park at the northern tip of Manhattan along the Hudson River, at the end of the A train, is a branch of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Although the collection is not as extensive as the main MET, it excels in its lush vegetation and beautiful scenery. ✅In the Middle Ages, monasteries were places for people to reflect and cultivate their minds and bodies. The Met Cloisters was inspired by the concept of this tranquil space. ✅The construction of the museum began in 1933 and is located at the northern end of Fort Tryon Park in Upper Manhattan. The magnificent original medieval European architecture, exquisite gardens, and wonderful works of art are combined, making a visit here like a journey through time. Here, you will discover that the so-called “dark ages” were actually a glorious period full of innovation, imagination, and creativity. ✅The Met Cloisters Hours: 10:00am - 5:00pm (Closed Wednesdays) Admission: General admission $30, students$17 NY residents & NY/CT/NJ students pay as you wish ✅Photography Spots: Cuxa Cloister: Located in the center of The Cloisters, the largest and most beautiful garden. Saint-Guilhem Cloister: The side gallery, with stunning indoor light and shadow. West Terrace: A terrace overlooking the Hudson River. Also worth visiting are the Trie Cafe for afternoon tea and the gift shop. ✅Nearby: Fort Tryon Park Charlotte Bronte Villa Inc, an Italian-style residence. #NewYork #NewYorkLife #NewYorkSpringActivities #NewYorkParks #SpringMeansParkVisits #SpringOutfits #SpringPhotos #NewYorkWeekends