The Morgan Library & Museum

Occupying a midtown Manhattan campus designed by renowned architect Renzo Piano, The Morgan Library & Museum provides visitors with an unforgettable experience.

Only at the Morgan can you come face to face with original manuscripts by Mozart and Beethoven, drawings by such great masters as Rembrandt and Rubens, unmatched medieval and Renaissance illuminated texts, a Gutenberg Bible, literary items from seminal writers such as Twain and Hemingway, and evocative Near Eastern carvings more than two thousand years old.

Beautiful, light-filled spaces connect three centuries of landmark Morgan architecture, offering visitors an intimate and engaging encounter with the great span of Western artistic achievement.

The Morgan Library & Museum has been called a place where "every object is a treasure." Now, with more treasures on display than ever before, the result is truly magnificent.