Morgan Library & Museum

The Morgan Library & Museum is a National Historic Landmark built around financier J. Pierpont Morgan’s magnificent early 20th century library, now expanded into a museum that showcases rare books, illuminated manuscripts, drawings, and rotating exhibitions. Visitors come for its architecture, intimate galleries, and events like talks and chamber performances that highlight the collection’s literary and artistic treasures.

Set in busy Midtown near Madison Avenue and East 36th Street, the museum does not have dedicated public parking, curbside spaces are scarce and metered, and local rules such as alternate side regulations, commercial loading zones, and time limits are strictly enforced. Traffic can be heavy throughout the day, so booking parking in advance makes arrivals smoother and reduces circling, especially if you want convenient parking near Morgan Library & Museum. Street parking is limited and competitive, so planning ahead helps ensure a secure spot and a stress‑free visit. Always check the most up‑to‑date official sources before you go.