The Metropolitan Museum of Art, widely known as “The Met,” is the largest and most prominent cultural landmark in the United States, offering an unparalleled experience for art enthusiasts and history lovers alike. As the fourth-largest museum in the world, The Met, dazzles visitors with its extraordinary collection of over two million artworks spanning 5,000 years of history and diverse civilizations.

The Temple of Dendur, an old Egyptian temple from the Roman period, awarded to the Met Museum.

Modern European art paintings.

Autumn Rhythm, one of Jackson Pollock's most notable paintings.

A piece of ground mosaic from the Byzantine Empire era.--KUNA photos

Quran manuscript from the Ottoman Interregnum.

A piece of ground mosaic from the Byzantine Empire era.

Since its founding in 1870, The Met has been a beacon of inspiration, drawing millions of visitors annually with its timeless collections, engaging events, and enriching educational programs. Beyond its galleries, the museum also houses a comprehensive research library containing over a million volumes, as well as an extensive array of publications and catalogues, further cementing its role as a global center for art and culture. — KUNA