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New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) is a fantastic destination that embodies the spirit and culture of the Big Easy. Nestled within the picturesque City Park, NOMA is the oldest fine arts museum in New Orleans and provides an unforgettable experience for art lovers and casual visitors alike. Founded in 1911, the museum has grown exponentially over the past century, evolving into a comprehensive art institution. Its architecture is a work of art, boasting a neoclassical façade and a glass entrance. Inside, you'll find five floors of diverse artworks spanning various historical periods and cultures. Why is NOMA so special? It's about the stunning art collection and the unique atmosphere only New Orleans can provide. The museum is a celebration of creativity, diversity, and the rich history that makes the city one of a kind. With over 40,000 works of art, from ancient to contemporary, NOMA boasts an impressive collection that will leave you in awe. From classic European masterpieces to vivid works by local artists, every gallery at NOMA tells a story. NOMA's permanent collection includes notable artworks by renowned artists such as Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, and Pablo Picasso. Visitors can explore the world of art through various cultures, styles, and periods, allowing them to truly appreciate the beauty and depth of human creativity. It also houses an extensive photography collection, which features over 12,000 works, showcasing the incredible power of the camera to capture moments in time and tell stories without words. More from this guide...