Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art

4.5 (109)museum

$0.00 – $10.00
338 Lighthouse Avenue

Tucked into a wooded Staten Island hillside, this Himalayan-style monastery houses a rare collection of Tibetan art.


Description

Designed by founder Jacques Marchais and dedicated in 1947, the building is the first example of Himalayan-style architecture in the Hemisphere. The secluded grounds feature quiet gardens that offer a calming space for reflection. Inside, the galleries house the country's first collection of Himalayan art, showcasing remarkable pieces that hold the deepest appeal for those already conversant about Tibetan art.


Good to know

Uphill walk from bus

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