The New York Abbey Branch is the Metropolitan Museum of Art's special exhibition of medieval European art and architecture. The most eye-catching is the abbey's cloister and courtyard building. The decoration details are well preserved. This branch shows the family and religious buildings from the 12th to 15th centuries and has a collection of about 5,000 pieces of art from the 9th to 15th centuries in medieval Europe because few visitors near the Upper West Side of Harlem have given us enough space to walk and enjoy these precious artifacts carefully~ Abbey Museum Branch Transport by subway/bus A Take the elevator to 190th Street and then take the elevator out of the station and walk north along Margaret Corbin Drive for about ten minutes. If you leave from the main museum, you can directly take Madison Avenue ( Madison Avenue ) /83rd Street ( 83rd Street) Take the M4 bus to the terminal The Cloisters ( Abbey Branch) Admission fee "Recommended Ticket" Adult $25 Elderly (65 and above) $17 Student $12 Member (Join Now) Free Children under 12 years old (accompanied by adults) Free ** But like this museum, admission fees can be donated voluntarily** It is recommended to enter the venue with a free donation and save it The money came to rent a voice explanation ~