Metropolitan Museum of Art

On my third day in New York, I decided to take the subway to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

But the subway entrance in New York is very confusing.

It's hard just to find the entrance The route is very simple, but the guidance display is not solid like in Japan

There was a subway entrance right next to the hotel, but I couldn't even find it.

While I was walking around, I arrived at Grand Central Station.

Since it was a big deal, I decided to visit Grand Central Station and wander around there again

Other tourists come and go without knowing the entrance while looking at Google Maps

I ask the locals, but everyone who asks me says something different.

There's a young kid walking around looking at Google Maps, and I'm sure if I follow them, I'll be able to get there.

As I kept up, I was finally able to get inside.

It's the same in England and Europe, but train stands are very bleak

From there, I headed to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

I've been to the British Museum in the UK, but I felt that the content was quite different compared to that.

I didn't have much time, so I just took a quick look, but the British Museum was free, there were a lot of works, and there were plenty of places to relax and unwind.

If you're thinking of going to London or New York, I recommend England

(Art Museum)

Lunch was a hot dog in the kitchen car and relaxing in Central Park.

Before I knew it, I 💤 a nap for about an hour

I wish urban parks in Japan could have a picnic, lunch, or play on the lawn.