Museum of fine arts, houston Reviews

Went for the Ernseto exhibit and it was great! The princess had fun in the hanging maze and we enjoyed some art as well! Staff was very friendly as well.

We went twice while we visited. The artifacts are in great shape and they have a little of every culture. It was pretty cool to see all of it under one roof. I also have an exhibit you can climb for $25.

I went on a Thursday when general admission was free. This place was amazing. I did not realize they have so much good stuff. Even if you live in Houston, it is fun to be a tourist in your own town. Go check it out!

Great experience, I will be back next time I visit Houston! Could have spend all day here. You can get through the museum in about 3 hours but I recommend longer. Parking is a issue so we took a uber, otherwise a perfect place to bring your older kids!

fantastic! i love every visit here. we have been coming here for what feels like forever. the art exhibits are always so eye grabbing and fun. there s so much learned in every visit.
one of my favorite things is the tunnels from building to building. the lights make you feel like you re escaping reality. beautiful.

I haven't had so much fun- AT an art museum!
Of course I went a teenager, so fun is a must, thus MFA really delivered. If you are looking for a great place to reconnect with a loved one this is a great choice. Only thing is you will spend at least $55 including parking.

Great experience! Ernesto Neto exhibit was definitely interesting & fun for all ages.
The expansion was incredible.
Plenty of social distancing & plan an entire day.

Coming from LA, I have high expectations for museums. This has to be one of my favorites. There were several diff rooms and floors from different eras and covered a wide variety of different types of art. We spent a couple hours here and really enjoyed it. Very clean and quiet. Would def recommend if visiting the area!

The museum has two buildings: the Beck and the Contemporary. There s a wonderful sculpture garden and cafe next to the contemporary. Great museum.

I wanted to see and enjoy the Ernesto Neto maze and it was fun.

What I like about the museum is that if you pay for an special exhibit, it covers all the other regular exhibits; no need to pay double and kids under 12 are free.

My daughter, 11, really enjoyed looking at all the paintings, sculptures and jewelry and going through the tunnels to go to the other buildings.