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See Art Through the Ages!

One of the largest museums in the US, this imposing Greek Revival building houses a collection of more than 225,000 objects that represent art from as far back as 300 B.C. With special exhibitions that regularly rotate and change there's always something new to see. The museum's 200 galleries present works from around the globe for visitors to appreciate.

Just a few blocks down the road is the Rodin Museum, a part of the Philadelphia Museum of Art which houses some of Rodin's most famous works and the largest public collection outside of Paris. The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday; admission is $16 for adults and $12 for children and students.

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Outdoor Art at Philadelphia's Finest Museum!

With a one-acre, terraced sculpture garden, the Philadelphia Museum of Art presents a wonderful outdoor setting where you can enjoy and appreciate art.  The garden is dividing into five sections: the Upper Terrace, the Lower Terrace, two graveled galleries, and a paved plaza.  You can spend an entire day walking around and relaxing in the garden, taking in the inspiring artworks.

Make sure not to miss the many on-going sculptures, including Lips, Steps, Pyramid, Giant Three-Way Plug, and much more.  Once you're done looking through the Philadelphia Museum of Art's indoor artworks, step outside for some fresh air and some remarkable artworks!