List of largest art museums

This article is about list of largest art museums by space. For list of largest art museums by number of visitors, see List of most visited art museums. For list of largest museums, see List of largest museums.

Art museums are some of the largest buildings in the world. The world's most pre-eminent museums have also engaged in various expansion projects through the years, expanding their total exhibition space. ^[1]

List

The following is a list of art museums ranked according to their gallery space where published by reliable sources. Only museums with more than 10,000 square meters (110,000 sq ft) of gallery space are included.

Rank	Building	Name	City	Country	Gallery space in m2 (ft2)	Year established
1		Louvre	Paris	France	72,735 (782,910) [2]	1792
2		State Hermitage Museum	St. Petersburg	Russia	66,842 (719,480) [3] [note 1]	1764
3		National Museum of China	Beijing	China	65,000 (700,000) [4]	1959
4		Metropolitan Museum of Art	New York City	United States	58,800 (633,000) [5]	1870
5		Vatican Museums	Vatican City (Rome)	Vatican City	43,000 (460,000) [6]	1506
6		Grand Egyptian Museum	Giza	Egypt	38,000 (410,000) [7]	2023
7		Victoria and Albert Museum	London	United Kingdom	30,658 (330,000) [8] [9]	1852
8		Rijksmuseum	Amsterdam	Netherlands	30,000 (320,000) [10]	1800
9		Houston Museum of Fine Arts	Houston	United States	28,000 (300,000) [11]	1900
10		National Museum of Korea	Seoul	South Korea	27,090 (291,600) [12]	1909
11		Germanisches Nationalmuseum	Nuremberg	Germany	27,000 (290,000) [13]	1852
12		Art Institute of Chicago	Chicago	United States	26,000 (280,000) [14] [note 2]	1879
12		Nanjing Museum	Nanjing	China	26,000 (280,000) [15]	1933
14		National Gallery of Art	Washington, D.C.	United States	25,200 (271,000) [16]	1937
15		Museo del Prado	Madrid	Spain	25,000 (270,000) [17]	1819
16		Mystetskyi Arsenal	Kyiv	Ukraine	24,000 (260,000) [18]	2006
16		National Museum of Anthropology	Mexico City	Mexico	24,000 (260,000) [19]	1964
18		MASS MoCA	North Adams	United States	23,000 (250,000) [20]	1999
18		National Gallery of Australia	Canberra	Australia	23,000 (250,000) [21]	1967
20		British Museum	London	United Kingdom	22,500 (242,000) [22]	1753
21		Art & History Museum	Brussels	Belgium	22,000 (240,000) [23]	1835
22		Museum of Fine Arts, Boston	Boston	United States	20,500 (221,000) [24]	1870
23		Shandong Art Museum	Jinan	China	19,700 (212,000) [25]	1977
24		National Gallery of Victoria	Melbourne	Australia	19,600 (211,000) [26]	1861
25		Israel Museum	Jerusalem	Israel	19,000 (200,000) [27]	1965
26		Tokyo National Museum	Tokyo	Japan	18,567 (199,850) [28]	1872
27		Pergamon Museum	Berlin	Germany	18,200 (196,000) [29]	1910
28		Musée National d'Art Moderne	Paris	France	18,110 (194,900) [30]	1947
29		National Gallery Singapore	Singapore	Singapore	18,000 (190,000) [31]	2015
30		Minneapolis Institute of Art	Minneapolis	United States	17,500 (188,000) [32]	1883
31		Museu Oscar Niemeyer	Curitiba	Brazil	17,000 (180,000) [33]	2002
31		M+	Kowloon	Hong Kong	17,000 (180,000) [34]	2021
31		Arsenal (Biennale)	Venice	Italy	17,000 (180,000) [35]	1895
31		Musée d'Orsay	Paris	France	17,000 (180,000) [36]	1986
35		Indianapolis Museum of Art	Indianapolis	United States	16,600 (179,000) [37]	1883
36		Denver Art Museum	Denver	United States	16,421 (176,750) [38] [39] [40]	1918
37		Humboldt Forum	Berlin	Germany	16,000 (170,000) [41]	2020
38		San Francisco Museum of Modern Art	San Francisco	United States	15,800 (170,000) [42]	1935
39		Museum of Modern Art	New York City	United States	15,400 (166,000) [43]	1929
40		Museo di Capodimonte	Naples	Italy	15,000 (160,000) [44]	1757
40		Dia:Beacon	Beacon, New York	United States	15,000 (160,000) [45]	2003
42		Philadelphia Art Museum	Philadelphia	United States	14,865 (160,010) [46]	1876
43		Dallas Museum of Art	Dallas	United States	14,800 (159,000) [47]	1903
44		Museo Reina Sofía	Madrid	Spain	14,756 (158,830) [48] [49] [note 3]	1992
45		MMCA, Gwacheon	Gwacheon	South Korea	14,144 (152,240) [50]	1969
46		Detroit Institute of Arts	Detroit	United States	14,000 (150,000) [51]	1885
46		National Historical Museum	Sofia	Bulgaria	14,000 (150,000) [52]	1973
46		Tokyo National Art Center	Tokyo	Japan	14,000 (150,000) [53]	2007
46		Milwaukee Art Museum	Milwaukee	United States	14,000 (150,000) [54]	1888
50		National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts	Taichung	Taiwan	13,600 (146,000) [55]	1988
51		National Gallery Prague (Veletržní)	Prague	Czech Republic	13,500 (145,000) [56]	1796
52		Virginia Museum of Fine Arts	Richmond	United States	13,200 (142,000) [57]	1934
53		Bavarian National Museum	Munich	Germany	13,000 (140,000) [58]	1855
53		Uffizi	Florence	Italy	13,000 (140,000) [59]	1865
53		Capital Museum	Beijing	China	13,000 (140,000) [60] [61]	1981
53		Montreal Museum of Fine Arts	Montreal	Canada	13,000 (140,000) [62]	1860
53		National Gallery	London	United Kingdom	13,000 (140,000) [note 4] [63]	1824
53		Palais de Tokyo	Paris	France	13,000 (140,000) [64]	2001
53		Hamburger Kunsthalle	Hamburg	Germany	13,000 (140,000) [65]	1869
53		National Museum of Norway	Oslo	Norway	13,000 (140,000) [66]	1842
53		Salar Jung Museum	Hyderabad	India	13,000 (140,000) [67]	1855
62		Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya	Barcelona	Spain	12,793 (137,700) [68]	1934
63		National Archaeological Museum, Naples	Naples	Italy	12,650 (136,200) [69]	1777
64		Tate Modern	London	United Kingdom	12,427 (133,760) [70]	2000
65		Cleveland Museum of Art	Cleveland	United States	12,400 (133,000) [32]	1913
65		National Gallery of Canada	Ottawa	Canada	12,400 (133,000) [71]	1880
67		Staatsgalerie Stuttgart	Stuttgart	Germany	12,000 (130,000) [72]	1843
67		Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen	Rotterdam	Netherlands	12,000 (130,000) [73]	1849
67		National Gallery of Modern Art	New Delhi	India	12,000 (130,000) [74]	1954
67		Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille	Lille	France	12,000 (130,000) [75]	1809
67		Pinakothek der Moderne	Munich	Germany	12,000 (130,000) [76]	2002
67		Tretyakov Gallery (Krymsky Val)	Moscow	Russia	12,000 (130,000) [77]	1985
73		Art Gallery of Ontario	Toronto	Canada	12,000 (129,000) [78]	1900
74		Taipei Fine Arts Museum	Taipei	Taiwan	11,700 (126,000) [79]	1983
75		Kunsthaus	Zürich	Switzerland	11,500 (124,000)	1910
75		Bode Museum	Berlin	Germany	11,500 (124,000) [80]	1904
77		Art Gallery of New South Wales	Sydney	Australia	11,000 (120,000) [81]	1874
77		Capitoline Museums	Rome	Italy	11,000 (120,000) [82]	1471
77		Fondazione Prada	Milan	Italy	11,000 (120,000) [83]	1993
77		Guggenheim Museum	Bilbao	Spain	11,000 (120,000) [84]	1997
77		Los Angeles County Museum of Art	Los Angeles	United States	11,000 (120,000) [85]	1910
77		Shaanxi History Museum	Xi'an	China	11,000 (120,000) [86]	1991
83		HangarBicocca	Milan	Italy	10,900 (117,000) [87]	2012
84		Tibet Museum	Lhasa	China	10,500 (113,000) [88]	1999
85		Portland Art Museum	Portland, Oregon	United States	10,400 (112,000) [89]	1892
86		Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest	Budapest	Hungary	10,300 (111,000) [90]	1906
87		National September 11 Memorial & Museum	New York City	United States	10,000 (110,000) [91]	2014
87		Antonino Salinas Regional Archeological Museum	Palermo	Italy	10,000 (110,000) [92]	1866
87		Regional Museum Accascina	Messina	Italy	10,000 (110,000) [93]	1806
87		Carnegie Museum of Art	Pittsburgh	United States	10,000 (110,000) [94]	1896
87		Hamburger Bahnhof	Berlin	Germany	10,000 (110,000) [95]	1996
87		Kunstmuseum Basel	Basel	Switzerland	10,000 (110,000) [96]	1936
87		MAXXI	Rome	Italy	10,000 (110,000) [97]	2010
87		Museo Egizio	Turin	Italy	10,000 (110,000) [98]	1824
87		Museum Kunstpalast	Düsseldorf	Germany	10,000 (110,000) [99]	1913
87		MMCA, Seoul	Seoul	South Korea	10,000 (110,000) [100]	2013
87		Saint Louis Art Museum	St. Louis	United States	10,000 (110,000) [32]	1881
87		Tel Aviv Museum of Art	Tel Aviv	Israel	10,000 (110,000) [note 5] [101] [102]	1932

Future

The following is a list of art museums projected to offer at least 10,000 square meters (110,000 sq ft) of gallery space in the future or increase their current gallery space, following construction, expansion, or renovation.

Building	Name	City	Country	Projected total gallery space in m2 (ft2)	Project type	Planned completion
	Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art	Bentonville	United States	14,200 (153,000) [103] [104] [note 6]	Expansion	2026 [105]
	KANAL – Centre Pompidou	Brussels	Belgium	12,500 (135,000) [106]	New museum	2026 [107]
	Los Angeles County Museum of Art	Los Angeles	United States	20,000 (220,000) [108]	Expansion	2026
	Guggenheim Abu Dhabi	Abu Dhabi	United Arab Emirates	31,000 (330,000) [109] [note 7]	New museum	c. 2027 [110]
	Virginia Museum of Fine Arts	Richmond	United States	19,000 (205,000) [111] [note 8]	Expansion	2029
	Metropolitan Museum of Art	New York	United States	60,900 (656,000) [112] [note 9]	Expansion	2030

See also

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• List of art museums
• List of most-visited art museums
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• List of single-artist museums

Notes

1. The 100,000 square meters mentioned on the official website are the total exhibition area of the institution, which includes sites outside of St. Petersburg. The figure given here is the one that previously appeared on the official website, corresponding only to the site of Saint-Petersburg. Mention of this number appears on some websites, or in the book "Tourism in Russia: A Management Handbook" (p.158).
2. 65,000 square feet expansion adds 30% of gallery space
3. References for historical building + extension
4. The Sainsbury Wing has 450,000 square feet of exhibition space (Victoria Newhouse, Towards a New Museum, 1998, Monacelli Press, p.182) and accounts for roughly a third of the museum
5. 5,000 square meters original exhibition space, doubled by extension
6. The original 2011 facility comprises 93,000 square feet (8,600 square meters) of gallery space out of a total floor area of 200,000 square feet. The museum announced that its 2026 project will expand gallery space by 65% or about 60,000 square feet (5,600 square meters). Added to the existing gallery space, the expanded museum will offer 153,000 square feet of gallery and exhibition space, while the site's total building area will be over 300,000 square feet. These measurements exclude The Momentary, a contemporary art annex opened by Crystal Bridges in 2020, which offers 24,000 square feet of gallery space in a converted 63,000-square-foot former food processing plant in downtown Bentonville.
7. This figure incorporates 13,000 square meters for special exhibitions and 18,000 square metres for the permanent collection.
8. The new building's total footprint will be 173,000 square feet, which includes 63,000 square feet of permanent collection and temporary exhibition galleries.
9. The museum has announced that the new Oscar L. and H.M. Agnes Hsu-Tang Wing will increase gallery space for the display of modern and contemporary art to reach 71,000 square feet. Since the current wing comprises 48,000 square feet of gallery space, it means that the new wing set to replace it will effectively add 23,000 square feet of new gallery space to the museum.

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