The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has a branch called The Met Cloisters, located in the Ford Trian Park in the north of Manhattan, exhibiting medieval religious art and tapestries. Tickets for the museum's main building are common here, because it is far from the city, and it is recommended to leave half a day if you plan to travel. This time, because part of the Heavenly Bodies exhibition was placed here, I made a special trip to visit. The first time I came here, maybe you will have the same questions as me. It looks like a European ancient monastery. How can it appear in the United States? In fact, it was built in the 1930s by the construction of some churches in southern France and Italy. Concerts are sometimes held here, as well as free guided tours in the afternoon.