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List of largest art museums

Largest art museums

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Art Museums
Rank Building Name City Country Gallery space
in m2 (sq ft)		 Number of art works Year
established
1 Louvre Paris France 72,735
(782,910)[1]		 35,000[2] 1792
2 State Hermitage Museum St. Petersburg Russia 66,842
(719,480)[3]		 3 million [4] 1764
3 National Museum of China Beijing China 65,000
(700,000)[5]		 1.3 million 1959
4 Metropolitan Museum of Art New York City United States 58,820
(633,100)[6]		 2 million[7] 1870
5 Vatican Museums Vatican City (Rome) Vatican City 43,000
(460,000)[6]		 70,000[8] 1506
6 Tokyo National Museum Tokyo Japan 38,000
(410,000)[9][note 1][10]		 110,000[a] 1872
7 National Museum of Anthropology Mexico City Mexico 33,000
(360,000)[11]		 600,000 [12] 1964
8 Victoria and Albert Museum London United Kingdom 30,658
(330,000)[13][14]		 2,278,183 items in 145 galleries 1852
9 National Museum of Korea Seoul South Korea 27,090
(291,600)[15]		 over 310,000[16] 1909
10 Art Institute of Chicago Chicago United States 26,000
(280,000)[17][note 2]		 300,000 works 1879
10 Nanjing Museum Nanjing China 26,000
(280,000)[18]		 400,000[19] 1933
12 British Museum London United Kingdom 25,700
(277,000)[6]		 1753
13 National Gallery of Art Washington United States 25,200
(271,000)[20]		 1937
14 MASS MoCA North Adams United States 23,225
(249,990)[21]		 1999
15 Cinquantenaire Museum Brussels Belgium 22,000
(240,000)[22][note 1][23]		 1835
16 Three Gorges Museum Chongqing China 20,858
(224,510)[24]		 2005
17 Museum of Fine Arts Boston United States 20,500
(221,000)[25]		 1870
18 Shandong Art Museum Jinan China 19,700
(212,000)[26]		 1977
20 Israel Museum Jerusalem Israel 18,500
(199,000)[27]		 1965
21 National Gallery Singapore Singapore Singapore 18,000
(190,000)[28]		 2015
22 Minneapolis Institute of Art Minneapolis United States 17,500
(188,000)[29]		 1883
23 Arsenal (Biennale) Venice Italy 17,000
(180,000)[30]		 1895
23 Musée National d'Art Moderne Paris France 17,000
(180,000)[31]		 1947
25 Musée d'Orsay Paris France 16,853
(181,400)[32]		 1986
26 Ōtsuka Museum of Art Naruto Japan 16,000
(170,000)[33][note 1][34][35]		 1998
27 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art San Francisco United States 15,800
(170,000)[36]		 1935
28 Museo del Prado Madrid Spain 15,400
(166,000)[37]		 1819
28 Museum of Modern Art New York City United States 15,400
(166,000)[38]		 1929
30 Philadelphia Museum of Art Philadelphia United States 15,200
(164,000)[39][note 1][note 3]		 1876
31 Denver Art Museum Denver United States 15,000
(160,000)[40][41]		 1918
31 Egyptian Museum Cairo Egypt 15,000
(160,000)[42]		 1902
31 Museo di Capodimonte Naples Italy 15,000
(160,000)[43][note 1]		 1757
31 Matarazzo Ciccillo (Bienal) São Paulo Brazil 15,000
(160,000)[44]		 1951
35 Dia:Beacon Beacon, New York United States 14,900
(160,000)[45]		 2003
36 Dallas Museum of Art Dallas United States 14,800
(159,000)[29]		 1903
37 Museo Reina Sofía Madrid Spain 14,756
(158,830)[46][47][note 4]		 1992
38 MMCA, Gwacheon Gwacheon South Korea 14,144
(152,240)[48]		 1969
39 Detroit Institute of Arts Detroit United States 14,000
(150,000)[49]		 1885
39 Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna Austria 14,000
(150,000)[50][note 1][51]		 1891
39 Tokyo National Art Center Tokyo Japan 14,000
(150,000)[52]		 2007
43 National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts Taichung Taiwan 13,600
(146,000)[53]		 1988
44 National Gallery in Prague (Veletržní) Prague Czech Republic 13,500
(145,000)[54]		 1796
45 Indianapolis Museum of Art Indianapolis United States 13,300
(143,000)[55]		 1883
46 Bavarian National Museum Munich Germany 13,000
(140,000)[56]		 1855
46 Brooklyn Museum New York City United States 13,000
(140,000)[57][note 1]		 1895
46 Capital Museum Beijing China 13,000
(140,000)[58][59]		 1981
46 Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Montreal Canada 13,000
(140,000)[60]		 1860
46 National Gallery London United Kingdom 13,000
(140,000)[note 5][61]		 1824
46 National Gallery of Victoria (St Kilda Road) Melbourne Australia 13,000
(140,000)[62]		 1861
46 Palais de Tokyo Paris France 13,000
(140,000)[63]		 2001
46 Salar Jung Museum Hyderabad India 13,000
(140,000)[64]		 1855
54 Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Richmond United States 12,500
(135,000)[65]		 1934
55 Tate Modern London United Kingdom 12,427
(133,760)[66]		 2000
56 Cleveland Museum of Art Cleveland United States 12,400
(133,000)[29]		 1913
56 National Gallery of Canada Ottawa Canada 12,400
(133,000)[67]		 1880
58 Hamburger Kunsthalle Hamburg Germany 12,000
(130,000)[68]		 1869
58 Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen Rotterdam Netherlands 12,000
(130,000)[69]		 1849
58 Houston Museum of Fine Arts Houston United States 12,000
(130,000)[70][note 6]		 1900
58 National Gallery of Modern Art New Delhi India 12,000
(130,000)[71]		 1954
58 Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille Lille France 12,000
(130,000)[72]		 1809
58 Pinakothek der Moderne Munich Germany 12,000
(130,000)[73]		 2002
58 Rijksmuseum Amsterdam Netherlands 12,000
(130,000)[74]		 1800
58 Tretyakov Gallery (Krymsky Val) Moscow Russia 12,000
(130,000)[75]		 1985
66 Milwaukee Art Museum Milwaukee United States 11,900
(128,000)[76]		 1882
67 Taipei Fine Arts Museum Taipei Taiwan 11,700
(126,000)[77]		 1983
68 Art Gallery of Ontario Toronto Canada 11,500
(124,000)[78]		 1900
69 Art Gallery of New South Wales Sydney Australia 11,000
(120,000)[79]		 1874
69 Capitoline Museums Rome Italy 11,000
(120,000)[80]		 1734
69 Fondazione Prada Milan Italy 11,000
(120,000)[81]		 1993
69 Guggenheim Museum Bilbao Spain 11,000
(120,000)[82]		 1997
69 Los Angeles County Museum of Art Los Angeles United States 11,000
(120,000)[83]		 1910
69 MAC-University of São Paulo São Paulo Brazil 11,000
(120,000)[84][note 1]		 1963
69 Pergamon Museum Berlin Germany 11,000
(120,000)[85][note 1]		 1910
69 Shaanxi History Museum Xi'an China 11,000
(120,000)[86]		 1991
77 HangarBicocca Milan Italy 10,900
(117,000)[87]		 2012
77 Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya Barcelona Spain 10,500
(113,000)[88]		 1934
77 Tibet Museum Lhasa China 10,500
(113,000)[89]		 1999
79 Portland Art Museum Portland, Oregon United States 10,400
(112,000)[90]		 1892
80 Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest Budapest, Hungary Hungary 10,300
(111,000)[91]		 1906
81 Carnegie Museum of Art Pittsburgh United States 10,000
(110,000)[92]		 1896
81 Hamburger Bahnhof Berlin Germany 10,000
(110,000)[93]		 1996
81 Kunstmuseum Basel Basel Switzerland 10,000
(110,000)[94]		 1936
81 MAXXI Rome Italy 10,000
(110,000)[95]		 2010
81 Museo Egizio Turin Italy 10,000
(110,000)[96]		 1824
81 Museum Kunstpalast Düsseldorf Germany 10,000
(110,000)[97]		 1913
81 MMCA, Seoul Seoul South Korea 10,000
(110,000)[98]		 2013
81 National Museum, Poznań Poznań Poland 10,000
(110,000)[99][note 1]		 1857
81 Russian Museum Saint-Petersburg Russia 10,000
(110,000)[100][101][102][note 1]		 1895
81 Saint Louis Art Museum St. Louis United States 10,000
(110,000)[29]		 1881
81 Museums of Sforza Castle Milan Italy 10,000
(110,000)[103][note 1]		 1896
81 Tel Aviv Museum of Art Tel Aviv Israel 10,000
(110,000)[note 7][104][105]		 1932
93 National Palace Museum Taipei Taiwan 9,613
(103,470)[106]		 1925
94 National Archaeological Museum Madrid Spain 9,300
(100,000)[107]		 1867
94 Musée Fabre Montpellier France 9,300
(100,000)[108]		 1828
96 Bardo National Museum Tunis Tunisia 9,000
(97,000)[109]		 1888
96 Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine Paris France 9,000
(97,000)[110]		 1879
96 National Museum, New Delhi New Delhi India 9,000
(97,000)[111][note 1]		 1809
96 National Gallery Oslo Norway 9,000
(97,000)[112]		 1842
96 Power Station of Art (Biennale) Shanghai China 9,000
(97,000)[113]		 2012
101 Smithsonian American Art Museum Washington, D.C. United States 8,800
(95,000)[114]		 1829
102 Musée du quai Branly Paris France 8,750
(94,200)[115]		 2006
103 Liaoning Provincial Museum Shenyang China 8,500
(91,000)[116]		 1949
104 Gallerie di Piazza Scala Milan Italy 8,300
(89,000)[117]		 2011
104 National Art Museum of China Beijing China 8,300
(89,000)[118]		 1958
106 Galleria degli Uffizi Florence Italy 8,000
(86,000)[citation needed]		 1581
106 Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna Rome Italy 8,000
(86,000)[119][note 1]		 1883
106 Gemäldegalerie Berlin Germany 8,000
(86,000)[120]		 1830
106 Louvre Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi UAE 8,000
(86,000)[121]		 2017
106 Museum Ludwig Cologne Germany 8,000
(86,000)[122]		 1976
106 National Archaeological Museum Athens Greece 8,000
(86,000)[123]		 1866
106 Neues Museum Berlin Germany 8,000
(86,000)[124]		 1855
106 Petit Palais Paris France 8,000
(86,000)[125]		 1902
106 Pushkin Museum Moscow Russia 8,000
(86,000)[126][note 1]		 1898
106 Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam Netherlands 8,000
(86,000)[127]		 1874
106 Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum Madrid Spain 8,000
(86,000)[128][note 1]		 1992
106 Toledo Museum of Art Toledo, Ohio United States 8,000
(86,000)[129][note 1]		 1901
106 Tretyakov Gallery Moscow Russia 8,000
(86,000)[130][note 1]		 1856
120 de Young San Francisco United States 7,900
(85,000)[131]		 1895
120 Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas City United States 7,900
(85,000)[29]		 1933
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