Staten Island Museums
Visitors to Staten Island will enjoy the free ferry ride (which includes views of the Statue of Liberty), but don't forget about the great museums and other attractions that Staten Island has to offer, including the National Lighthouse Museum and Staten Island Children's Museum.
Alice Austen House Museum
Experience a glimpse of 19th century America through the eyes of photographer Alice Austen. The museum is located in Staten Island.
Jacques Marchais Museum of Art
This museum of Tibetan art is located in Staten Island. They offer a variety of meditation and chanting opportunities.
The Noble Maritime Collection
This Staten Island Museum contains exhibits illustrating the history of New York, a restored houseboat studio, educational programs, and a printmaking studio. They also have a wealth of information about and the collections of maritime artist John H. Noble.
Staten Island Children's Museum
Collection of interactive exhibits for children to explore and learn about the world around them. Exhibits range from a children's theater where dress-up is encouraged to scientific exhibits focusing on the human body and the environment.
Staten Island Museum
Founded in 1881, the Staten Island Museum is New York City's only general interest museum explores the arts, natural sciences, and local history through permanent and changing exhibitions. It's easy to get to the Staten Island Museum, as its located just two blocks from the Staten Island Ferry.