North Carolina Museum of Art
- Museum
- Regional draw
- Raleigh
The North Carolina Museum of Art combines indoor galleries with a large outdoor art park in Raleigh.
The relationship between the collection, architecture, sculpture, and trails lets visitors choose a gallery-focused visit or extend their time into a broader landscape experience.
Decide how much outdoor walking to include and dress for the weather if you plan to use the park. Special exhibitions and programs may have separate ticket requirements from collection access. Consult current museum and park information before planning around a particular building, artwork, or trail route.
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