Experts' Choice Award Norton Museum of Art
What the experts agree on
A steel-baron-founded gem from 1941, this museum houses an impressive, ever-growing collection (4,000-5,000+ pieces) spanning Picasso and Matisse to Chinese and pre-Columbian artifacts.
“Founded in 1941 by steel tycoon Ralph H. Norton, the Norton Museum of Art boasts a wonderfully varied collection of some 4 000 pieces, showcased in 19 rooms. ”
– Michelin Guide
Concierge "This eclectic but impressive collection centers on post-1900 boldfaced names like Picasso and Matisse as well as Americana."
Frommer's "The Norton is world famous for its prestigious permanent collection and top temporary exhibitions." Full review
Fodor's "It has grown to become one of the most impressive museums in South Florida." Full review
Lonely Planet Top Choice
"Permanent collection of more than 5000 pieces... displayed alongside important Chinese, pre-Columbian Mexican and US Southwestern artifacts." Full review
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Drop by on Thursday evenings for the fun 'Art After Dark' series
Where "The Norton Museum of Art has blossomed into a cultural bastion." Full review
Condé Nast Traveler "Founded by a steel baron, this museum opened in 1941 in a series of Art Deco buildings designed by Marion Sims Wyeth." Full review
Independent "When the rain came down (which it did often, in sub-tropical torrents), I took myself off to the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum and The Norton Museum of Contemporary Art – both of which..."
National Geographic "Other West Palm Beach attractions include the Norton Museum of Art, with its Chinese antiques, contemporary photography, and sculpture garden"
Condé Nast Traveler "The Norton Museum of Art showcases American, European, and contemporary collections"
