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Philadelphia Museum of Art

Located at the end of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia, this art museum was originally established in 1876 in conjunction with the Centennial Exposition. It manages a collection of more than 240,000 works spanning Asian, European, and American origin, encompassing paintings, sculpture, armor, photography, and decorative arts.

Planning your visit

$30 adult admission

Admission also covers the Rodin Museum.

Pay What You Wish on Friday nights.

Special exhibition pricing varies by show.

General admission covers the Main Building and the Rodin Museum; select special exhibitions are ticketed separately.

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Last verified September 5, 2026

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Before you go

Visiting Philadelphia Museum of Art — common questions

What exhibitions are on at Philadelphia Museum of Art right now?
4 special exhibitions are on at Philadelphia Museum of Art right now: Van Gogh’s Sunflowers: A Symphony in Blue and Yellow (until October 11, 2026), Americana: Photographs 1850-1950 (until November 1, 2026), Rodin’s Hands (until January 31, 2027) and A Nation of Artists (until July 5, 2027). One further show is already announced, starting with Marcel Duchamp on October 10, 2026.
How much is admission to Philadelphia Museum of Art?
Adult admission to Philadelphia Museum of Art is $30. Admission also covers the Rodin Museum.
Is Philadelphia Museum of Art free?
Philadelphia Museum of Art charges general admission, but there are free options. Pay What You Wish on Friday nights.
Are special exhibitions included in Philadelphia Museum of Art admission?
Special exhibition pricing varies by show. General admission covers the Main Building and the Rodin Museum; select special exhibitions are ticketed separately.
What time does Philadelphia Museum of Art open?
Philadelphia Museum of Art is open Monday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday 10:00–17:00, Friday 10:00–20:45. Closed Tuesday and Wednesday.