The Morgan Library & Museum, New York City

Gorgeous building with a marvellous, well-curated small collection. If you're interested in medieval manuscripts, it's a must-see. Went for the Tolkien Exhibit and Symposium, and it was delightful. The accessibility is the reason for 1 star off. The stage in the newly added auditorium doesn't have wheelchair access, making the disabled speaker sit on the floor. There's no excuse for that in a 21st century addition. The gift shop is also odd to access, requiring use of a staff elevator and security. They're small things but contribute overall to the impression of belonging or not belonging. Nonetheless, will definitely return when we come back to Manhattan.

The Morgan maybe my favorite museum in the city. The exhibits are top notch and looking at all the old books is always fun. I have been to the Morgan for an event in the auditorium and the acoustics and venue was great as well. I'll probably go back for the Lord of the Rings exhibit currently going on and have some of the fun curated tea with mead and honey cakes at the cafe. Also, its free on Fridays after 7pm