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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]

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.

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 8,000 square meters (86,000 sq ft) of gallery space are included.

Building Name City Country Gallery space
in m2 (sq ft)		 Year
established
Louvre Paris  France 72,735
(782,910)[2]		 1792
State Hermitage Museum St. Petersburg  Russia 66,842
(719,480)[3][note 1]		 1764
National Museum of China Beijing  China 65,000
(700,000)[4]		 1959
Metropolitan Museum of Art New York City  United States 58,820
(633,100)[5]		 1870
Museo del Prado Madrid  Spain 47,700
(513,000)[6]		 1819
Vatican Museums Vatican City (Rome)   Vatican City 43,000
(460,000)[5]		 1506
Tokyo National Museum Tokyo  Japan 38,000

(410,000)[7]

 1872
National Museum of Anthropology Mexico City  Mexico 33,000
(360,000)[8]		 1964
Victoria and Albert Museum London  United Kingdom 30,658
(330,000)[9][10]		 1852
Humboldt Forum Berlin  Germany 29,500

(317,500)[11]

 2020
Houston Museum of Fine Arts Houston  United States 28,000
(300,000)[12]		 1900
National Museum of Korea Seoul  South Korea 27,090
(291,600)[13]		 1909
British Museum London  United Kingdom 25,700
(277,000)[5]		 1753
Art Institute of Chicago Chicago  United States 26,000
(280,000)[14][note 2]		 1879
Mystetskyi Arsenal Kyiv  Ukraine 24,000
(260,000)[15]		 2006
National Gallery of Art Washington, D.C.  United States 25,200
(271,000)[16]		 1937
MASS MoCA North Adams  United States 23,225
(249,990)[17]		 1999
Art & History Museum Brussels  Belgium 22,000

(240,000)

 1835
Museum of Fine Arts Boston  United States 20,500
(221,000)[18]		 1870
Royal Ontario Museum Ontario  Canada 19,900

(214,000)[19]

 1912
Shandong Art Museum Jinan  China 19,700
(212,000)[20]		 1977
Israel Museum Jerusalem  Israel 18,500
(199,000)[21]		 1965
National Gallery Singapore Singapore  Singapore 18,000
(190,000)[22]		 2015
Minneapolis Institute of Art Minneapolis  United States 17,500
(188,000)[23]		 1883
M+ Kowloon  Hong Kong 17,000 (183,000)[24] 2021
Birmingham Museum of Art Birmingham  United States 17,000

(180,000)[25]

 1951
Arsenal (Biennale) Venice  Italy 17,000
(180,000)[26]		 1895
Musée National d'Art Moderne Paris  France 17,000
(180,000)[27]		 1947
Musée d'Orsay Paris  France 16,853
(181,400)[28]		 1986
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art San Francisco  United States 15,800
(170,000)[29]		 1935
Museum of Modern Art New York City  United States 15,400
(166,000)[30]		 1929
Denver Art Museum Denver  United States 15,000
(160,000)[31][32]		 1918
Egyptian Museum Cairo  Egypt 15,000
(160,000)[33]		 1902
Ciccillo Matarazzo (Bienal) São Paulo  Brazil 15,000
(160,000)[34]		 1951
Dia:Beacon Beacon, New York  United States 14,900
(160,000)[35]		 2003
Dallas Museum of Art Dallas  United States 14,800
(159,000)[23]		 1903
Museo Reina Sofía Madrid  Spain 14,756
(158,830)[36][37][note 3]		 1992
MMCA, Gwacheon Gwacheon  South Korea 14,144
(152,240)[38]		 1969
Detroit Institute of Arts Detroit  United States 14,000
(150,000)[39]		 1885
Tokyo National Art Center Tokyo  Japan 14,000
(150,000)[40]		 2007
National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts Taichung  Taiwan 13,600
(146,000)[41]		 1988
National Gallery in Prague (Veletržní) Prague  Czech Republic 13,500
(145,000)[42]		 1796
Indianapolis Museum of Art Indianapolis  United States 13,300
(143,000)[43]		 1883
Milwaukee Art Museum Milwaukee  United States 13,196.4
(142,045)[44]		 1882
Bavarian National Museum Munich  Germany 13,000
(140,000)[45]		 1855
Capital Museum Beijing  China 13,000
(140,000)[46][47]		 1981
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Montreal  Canada 13,000
(140,000)[48]		 1860
National Gallery London  United Kingdom 13,000
(140,000)[note 4][49]		 1824
National Gallery of Victoria Melbourne  Australia 19,600
(211,000)[50]		 1861
Palais de Tokyo Paris  France 13,000
(140,000)[51]		 2001
Salar Jung Museum Hyderabad  India 13,000
(140,000)[52]		 1855
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Richmond  United States 12,500
(135,000)[53]		 1934
Tate Modern London  United Kingdom 12,427
(133,760)[54]		 2000
Cleveland Museum of Art Cleveland  United States 12,400
(133,000)[23]		 1913
National Gallery of Canada Ottawa  Canada 12,400
(133,000)[55]		 1880
Art Gallery of Ontario Toronto  Canada 12,000
(129,000)[56]		 1900
Hamburger Kunsthalle Hamburg  Germany 12,000
(130,000)[57]		 1869
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen Rotterdam  Netherlands 12,000
(130,000)[58]		 1849
National Gallery of Modern Art New Delhi  India 12,000
(130,000)[59]		 1954
Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille Lille  France 12,000
(130,000)[60]		 1809
Pinakothek der Moderne Munich  Germany 12,000
(130,000)[61]		 2002
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam  Netherlands 12,000
(130,000)[62]		 1800
Tretyakov Gallery (Krymsky Val) Moscow  Russia 12,000
(130,000)[63]		 1985
Taipei Fine Arts MuseumTaipei Taiwan11,700
(126,000)[64]		1983
Art Gallery of New South WalesSydney Australia11,000
(120,000)[65]		1874
Capitoline MuseumsRome Italy11,000
(120,000)[66]		1471
Fondazione PradaMilan Italy11,000
(120,000)[67]		1993
Guggenheim MuseumBilbao Spain11,000
(120,000)[68]		1997
Los Angeles County Museum of ArtLos Angeles United States11,000
(120,000)[69]		1910
Shaanxi History MuseumXi'an China11,000
(120,000)[70]		1991
HangarBicoccaMilan Italy10,900
(117,000)[71]		2012
Museu Nacional d'Art de CatalunyaBarcelona Spain10,500
(113,000)[72]		1934
Tibet MuseumLhasa China10,500
(113,000)[73]		1999
Portland Art MuseumPortland, Oregon United States10,400
(112,000)[74]		1892
Museum of Fine Arts, BudapestBudapest Hungary10,300
(111,000)[75]		1906
Carnegie Museum of ArtPittsburgh United States10,000
(110,000)[76]		1896
Hamburger BahnhofBerlin Germany10,000
(110,000)[77]		1996
Kunstmuseum BaselBasel  Switzerland10,000
(110,000)[78]		1936
MAXXIRome Italy10,000
(110,000)[79]		2010
Museo EgizioTurin Italy10,000
(110,000)[80]		1824
Museum KunstpalastDüsseldorf Germany10,000
(110,000)[81]		1913
MMCA, SeoulSeoul South Korea10,000
(110,000)[82]		2013
Saint Louis Art MuseumSt. Louis United States10,000
(110,000)[23]		1881
Tel Aviv Museum of ArtTel Aviv Israel10,000
(110,000)[note 5][83][84]		1932
National Palace MuseumTaipei Taiwan9,613
(103,470)[85]		1925
National Archaeological MuseumMadrid Spain9,300
(100,000)[86]		1867
Musée FabreMontpellier France9,300
(100,000)[87]		1828
Bardo National MuseumTunis Tunisia9,000
(97,000)[88]		1888
Cité de l'Architecture et du PatrimoineParis France9,000
(97,000)[89]		1879
National GalleryOslo Norway9,000
(97,000)[90]		1842
Power Station of Art (Biennale)Shanghai China9,000
(97,000)[91]		2012
Smithsonian American Art MuseumWashington, D.C. United States8,800
(95,000)[92]		1829
Musée du quai BranlyParis France8,750
(94,200)[93]		2006
High Museum of Art Atlanta  United States 8,714

(93,800)[94]

 1905
Liaoning Provincial MuseumShenyang China8,500
(91,000)[95]		1949
Gallerie di Piazza ScalaMilan Italy8,300
(89,000)[96]		2011
National Art Museum of ChinaBeijing China8,300
(89,000)[97]		1958
GemäldegalerieBerlin Germany8,000
(86,000)[98]		1830
Louvre Abu DhabiAbu Dhabi UAE8,000
(86,000)[99]		2017
Museum LudwigCologne Germany8,000
(86,000)[100]		1976
National Archaeological MuseumAthens Greece8,000
(86,000)[101]		1866
Neues MuseumBerlin Germany8,000
(86,000)[citation needed]		1855
Petit PalaisParis France8,000
(86,000)[102]		1902
Stedelijk MuseumAmsterdam Netherlands8,000
(86,000)[103]		1874

See also



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 sqft 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 sqm original exhibition space, doubled by extension

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