Audubon Terrace
Museums, Buildings & Monuments
North
Art, Architecture, History
Eating: This is NOT a good place to get a meal or snack.
Audubon Terrace
Beaux-Arts Architecture
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Broadway at 155th St New York, NY 11559 |
Description
In 1904, Archer M. Huntington commissioned and developed Audubon Terrace as a cultural center comprising eight buildings off of Broadway at 155th St. The Complex was named after John James Audubon, the naturalist and bird enthusiast, who owned the land and the farm on which the complex was built. The complex stands as a testament to twentieth century achievements in Beaux-Arts architecture, and today is the home of the Hispanic Society of America.
Times & Dates
Open Hours: 24 hrsNotes: Individual museum hours vary.
Visit Time: 30min-2hr
Average Wait Time: None
Price: Free
Exposure
Indoor with climate control.Age Recommendations/Requirements
Ages Admitted: Infants/Toddlers (0-3yrs), Children (4-8yrs), Pre-teen (9-12yrs), Teen, AdultAges that would most enjoy this site: Adult
Groups that would most enjoy this site: Couples, Friends, Groups, Solo Travelers
Transportation
Best Modes of Transportation:
Bus
Subway
Parking Availability: Limited
Notes: Parking in this part of town is very limited.
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