This is a fairly big museum in Brooklyn that offers a variety of exhibits. Each floor is dedicated to a specific subject and time period. From sculptures, paintings, mummies, and a bunch more. There is a non-kosher cafe on site. Weekends usually have different events and art exhibitions taking place, though weekends tend to be very crowded. They only let a certain number of people into the building at a time. So even if you already have a ticket, you might wait in a line outside that wraps around the building. Because of that, I recommend ordering tickets online to avoid a line at the ticket kiosk and to come just before the opening of the museum to dodge peak hours.

The entrance fee is $20/person, plus a few more dollars if you plan on entering a special exhibit/event that they host every so often. There is plenty of parking in the rear that starts at $7 for up to 1 hour.