I've been to this museum several times. It's alway the first thing I do when I'm in the city. Since it's just a few blocks from Penn Station, and right across the street from a subway (28th street station) stop, there's no problem with logistics. The exhibits are really compelling. Though I love the historical ones on the first floor,... More

My first visit to The Museum at FIT was to see the current Daphne Guinness exhibit. I read about it online and as soon as I saw it was free, I made plans to see it. Who doesn't love a free exhibit? (Especially if you're a poor 20-something New Yorker like me!) I went on a Saturday afternoon and even... More

Anyone will love this museum. It is great for older children and teens. It is easy to find and located in a neighborhood with inexpensive restaurants and easy subway access. More

The Museum at FIT is perpetually on my must-see list whenever I visit NYC. The exhibits are carefully curated and it's wonderful to be able to see each piece up close. There are also accompanying videos that are well worth watching. But the most amazing thing is that the entire museum is always free to the public. It's an opportunity... More

It took me about 30 minutes but I found it interesting. I have seen a display of various bride gowns a few years back and this summer I saw old sports uniforms. My 10 year old nephew was bored but it was much cooler than outside so he stuck it out. I loved seeing how the ladies dressed. Baseball is... More

I don't know why I haven't contributed this before, but as an alumna, and an adjunct, here I was finishing semester, and said, wow, I need to write this review. I must share this hidden treasure, located in the heart of Seventh Avenue. To say it has been a landmark forever, is an understatement, the curators do an excellent job... More