Destination New York’s Greg Mocker takes us to the Met Cloisters. People visit New York for many reasons from entertainment ...

Barnard's acquisition included portions of four cloisters from Southern France, which he had shipped to New York in 1914. Initially, he used the artifacts to open a churchlike gallery in Manhattan.

In Manhattan, one of those gems is the Cloisters Museum and Gardens ... Park–Frederick Olmsted Jr.–and gifted to the city of New York by John D. Rockefeller in 1931. Rockefeller even purchased ...

NEW YORK — The Cloisters is not so much a museum as a house for worship. It’s not only the powerful medieval artworks that inspire such reverence, but the setting as well. The museum was desig ...

The Cloisters is an outpost of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art (‘the Met’) that sits in Fort Tryon Park, on the northern end of Manhattan Island in the US. There is nothing quite like the ...

Amid the traffic and modern buildings jamming New York City, there’s a quiet oasis ... River near the northern tip of Manhattan, The Cloisters incorporates sections of ancient European churches ...

Amid the traffic and modern buildings jamming New York City, there’s a quiet oasis ... River near the northern tip of Manhattan, The Cloisters incorporates sections of ancient churches and ...