When all the well known museums are over crowded The Frick usually remains less traveled. Seeing the art and furnishing in the original mansion setting is an added bonus. There are a fascinating array of pieces and you can just wander through or avail yourself of the information available to learn the details of each piece. Slow down and enjoy... More

The Frick Collection has to be seen to be believed, the art itself is amazing and the experience is heightened even more when you appreciate that this is one man's art collection exhibited in his house just as it was when Mr Frick lived there himsels

I really enjoyed this stunning collection. It was small enough to absorb and not overwhelming like the larger museums. It was a beautiful experience.

This villa is an NYC must see - perfectly exhibited paintings and sculptures in an iconic setting- a Manhatten jewel suitable for all ages. Annoying for the Pittsburgher that Frick raped and pillaged the 'burgh and left it all to NY City!

Excellent collection of masterpieces in a historical mansion, you can see many famous artists/paintings in a short amount of time. You can comfortably see the collection in 2 hours. Well priced at USD18 adult.

Visiting the Frick is like visiting someones stately home and, well, I guess it is because it is in the townhouse of the Fricks who amassed a fantastic collection of art across the centuries. In every room there is work by for example Rembrandt, Turner, Gainsborough, Constable and Singer Sergeant, all in a beautiful setting. Tip: go early - we... More

The house of Mr. Frick turned to be one of the most impressive museums that I ever visited must must.

This museum, which houses the Henry Clay Frick art collection inside his 5th Avenue mansion, is absolutely beautiful. Some of the works were added by his daughter, who clearly shared his vision. The aesthetic is hard to sum up in a few words, but serene and exquisitely tasteful come to mind first. Not only are there many beautiful paintings and... More

Brilliant collection, amazing space. A great place to see some of the Dutch masters that didn’t really seem to be represented in NYC. At least two Vermeer’s were on display, which was great as they weren’t up in the MET. A bit pricy, but the collection is just jaw dropping. Interesting that children under 10 can’t enter, but a dog... More