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This is the oldest university art musuem in the nation and its collection includes over 100,000 pieces of art from ancient Egypt and pre Columbian to the works of the great artists of the 19th and 20th Centuries including Degas,Van Gogh, Kadinsky, Picasso and Pollack. The museum also features traveling exhibits.
Address: 1111 Chapel St. New Haven CT 06510
 1 203 432-0600
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One of the largest and longest established natural history museums in the U.S.A. It is home to the famous mural 'The Age of Reptiles.' A wide variety of natural history topics are covered in permanent exhibits includign dinosaur fossils, mammals, Native Americans and human origins.
Address: 170 Whitney Ave. New Haven CT 06511
1 203 432-5050
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Learn about New Haven's past at the New Haven Museum & Historical Society, preserving the city's history. Exhibits include a photograph archive, manuscript collections and decorative arts.
Address: 114 Whitney Avenue New Haven CT USA 06510
1 203 562-4183
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Art enthusiasts and historians will want to make a stop at the Knights of Columbus Museum. Featuring exhibits on religious art and history. Admission is free.
Address: 1 State Street New Haven CT USA 06511
1 203 865-0400
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This is the largest collection of British art outside of the U.K. Donated by Yale graduate Paul Mellon, the collection consists of paintings, bookds and sculpture from Elizabethan England to the present day.
Address: 1080 Chapel St. New Haven CT 06510
1 203 432-2800
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