Our renovated historic buildings reopen April 2025. Explore online!
Three historic green spaces complement the Frick’s distinguished collection and unique interiors. Visitors are invited to explore one oasis at the heart of the museum, while two viewing gardens may be enjoyed from the street and several interior vantage points. Together, these serene cultivated spaces serve as natural extensions of the visual splendor of our buildings and works of art.
Horticulturist Galen Lee has been taking care of the Frick's iconic magnolia trees for over half of their 85-year lives. Hear how he continues to care for them during the renovation of The Frick Collection's historic home on Fifth Avenue.
For more information about the magnolias, visit our Virtual Tour.
Frick Magnolias Spring 2018
For more information about the magnolias, visit our Virtual Tour or see: Collection > Gardens > Magnolias.
Three historic green spaces complement the Frick’s distinguished collection and unique interiors. Visitors are invited to explore one oasis at the heart of the museum, while two viewing gardens may be enjoyed from the street and several interior vantage points. Together, these serene cultivated spaces serve as natural extensions of the visual splendor of our buildings and works of art.
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