Biblical Israel through the Exhibits at the Met Museum

This is one of the most unique tours in NYC. With over 5,000 years of civilization from around the globe represented in one of the world's great museums, a guided tour to ensure the "must-sees" is a

This is one of the most unique tours in NYC. With over 5,000 years of civilization from around the globe represented in one of the world's great museums, a guided tour to ensure the "must-sees" is a necessity! This tour navigates masterpieces of civilization from around the world with a particular focus of the art and artifacts from the Biblical Age. We'll be transported to the tombs of ancient Egypt and visit stories of Genesis and Exodus, admire art of the Byzantine and Medieval world bringing stories of Israelite kings like David and Solomon to life, and we'll visit Roman Judea to examine artifacts of Jerusalem's Temple and the world of Jesus. Of course, the personality of your tour guide will determine will bring the art the life!

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Location: New York City

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Q&A

Q: Is this tour suitable for kids, or is it more for adults?

A: This tour is definitely more geared towards adults due to the historical content, but older kids (12+) who are interested in history or art might enjoy it too! The tour guide does a great job of making the stories engaging, so it could be a fun experience for a curious teen. Just be sure to check if they have any specific age restrictions for the tour.

Q: How long is the tour, and can we take pictures inside the Met?

A: The duration of the tour varies, but expect about 2-3 hours to cover the highlights. As for photos, you can take pictures in most areas of the museum, but some exhibits might have restrictions, especially if they're temporary or fragile. Your guide will let you know where you can snap pics!

Q: What should I wear for the tour? Is there a lot of walking?

A: Comfort is key! Wear something casual and comfortable since there’s a good amount of walking involved. Sneakers or comfy shoes are a must, especially if you want to enjoy the exhibits without any sore feet. The museum is air-conditioned, but you might want to bring a light jacket as it can get a bit chilly inside.

Discussions

Thinking of gifting the Met Museum tour, any thoughts?

Hey everyone! I'm considering this Biblical Israel tour at the Met for my dad's birthday. He loves history and art, and I think he’d really appreciate the focus on Biblical artifacts. Has anyone done this tour? Is it worth it? 🤔 Also, how's the tour guide? Does it get boring?

Is this a good first date idea?

I’m thinking about taking a girl I like on this Biblical Israel tour at the Met. We both love history, and it sounds like a unique way to spend time together. What do you all think? Is it too formal or just right? Any tips?