The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is housed in Frank Lloyd Wright’s spiral landmark building – where the architecture is as much of a draw as the paintings inside.
One of the most popular museums in NYC, the Guggenheim is dedicated to collecting modern and contemporary art – housing the most Kandinsky pieces in the U.S., and the largest collection of Mapplethorpe photographs in the world. The museum also has noteworthy work by masters Manet, Cezanne, Picasso and Chagall, in addition to the buzz-worthy special exhibitions presented throughout the year.
The intention of Frank Lloyd Wright’s eccentric spiral design was for visitors to ride an elevator to the top of the museum and then leisurely wind down the ramps on foot, admiring the artwork.
The Guggenheim is easily accessible by Citi Bike from anywhere in the city, so plan your visit today!
To find the closest Citi Bike station to your starting location, please use our station map. Head to your chosen station and use your bike key or pre-purchased ride pass to begin. If you need to get a pass, use the Citi Bike app or kiosk and follow the on-screen prompts to complete your purchase.
There are several Citi Bike stations located near the Guggenheim, these include:
Check the Citi Bike map for other nearby stations.
Remember, the first 30 minutes of each ride on a classic bike are included in the price of a single ride and day pass. If you're an annual member, the first 45 minutes of each ride on a classic bike are included. For more information about Citi Bike pricing and pass options, please head here.