The world's largest glass museum: Corning Museum of Glass, New York.

Corning, New York, is home to the world's largest glass museum. Although the museum is far from New York City, it is worth visiting if you are traveling nearby on the weekend or visiting Niagara Falls. Getting to the Corning Museum of Glass from New York City 🚗By car: The journey takes about 4–5 hours. Take I-80W or I-380N, then turn onto I-86W to the Corning exit. The museum offers free parking. 🚌By bus: There is a direct bus to Corning from the Port Authority Bus Terminal, which takes about 5–6 hours. The museum is a 10-minute walk from the bus stop. Museum visit guide ✅Main exhibition area: The Corning Museum of Glass has several areas dedicated to ancient, contemporary, and technical glass, covering different themes: 1️⃣Glass history exhibition: Displays glass artworks from ancient Egypt and Rome to the modern day. 2️⃣Contemporary art glass exhibition: Various contemporary glass sculptures and artworks with unique styles. 3️⃣Innovative glass: The application of glass in science and technology, such as fiber optics, telescopes, and microscopes. In addition to the exhibitions, you can experience glass blowing and make your own small glass artwork, such as a paperweight or pendant, under the guidance of staff. The cost is $33–70. The museum also has glass blowing performances. 🎫Tickets: Adult tickets are about $20, and children under 17 are free. The museum allows multiple entries throughout the day, and tickets are valid for two days, so you can take your time to visit. 📅Opening hours: Open daily from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Opening hours may be extended in summer and on holidays, so it is recommended to check the official website in advance. ☕️The museum has a cafe offering light meals and drinks. As it is not far from downtown Corning, you can also go to a restaurant on Market Street to enjoy local cuisine.