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Entry to the Museum is by timed ticket. Advance timed tickets are strongly recommended for best availability, but not required.

The Morgan Garden is currently closed for the season. Developed by award-winning landscape designer Todd Longstaffe-Gowan, the Morgan Garden includes periwinkle beds flanking the Library’s loggia and colorful, low-height herbaceous beds. A generous grass lawn sweeps out from the modern pavilion next to the Library, bordering the latter and the Annex. Bluestone pathways are laid in patterns derived from the Library’s Renaissance-inspired floors, and cobbled stonework adds visual and textural interest. The garden also displays several antiquities from the Morgan’s collection that have previously been inaccessible to the public. Come relax and enjoy one of New York City's most elegant greenspaces!

The Morgan Library & Museum invites you to schedule a guided tour for your group! Our Highlights tour will provide your group with an overview of the Morgan's history, architecture, historic buildings, and collections. Tours of select exhibitions are also available, offering an engaging encounter with the great span of artistic achievement.

The Morgan Library & Museum and its programs are wheelchair accessible. Wheelchairs and walkers are available for use during your visit.

The Morgan Library & Museum invites your group to enjoy a special experience. Plan a virtual visit via Zoom for a group of up to forty participants.

The Morgan Café offers a casual dining atmosphere in the glass-enclosed central court, evoking European alfresco dining.

Visitor Guidelines Please read the following guidelines before your visit to the Morgan.

To visit the Morgan is to encounter a remarkable range of works that attest to the highest achievement of human creativity—from drawing and literature to music, photography, rare books, and the arts of the ancient and medieval worlds.