We made a trip to the Kimbell to see the Turner exhibit today. The museum is always beautiful and clean while the staff is always helpful and friendly. The Turner exhibit is beautifully curated and covers a variety of styles, materials, and size. Highly suggest catching this exhibit before it’s gone!

The Kimbell Art Museum is an excellent museum that any art aficionado or historical art fan will thoroughly enjoy. I recommend you spend a leisurely time enjoying the exhibits. Only one issue drops my rating from a perfect five stars to a four star and that is the fact that I come from a place where high level museums are free. Therefore, I found the price a bit steep.

A little treasure chest with a collection that, pound for pound, matches the worlds greatest art museums. Among the jaw-droppers are Michaelangelos first known painting and Caravaggios Cardsharps. The Turner exhibit now on is a brilliant ride too.

The soul of a city is highly embodied in museums！I came to the Kimbell Museum three times in 2021

Had a great time checking out the Kimbell Art Museum today. We also saw the exhibit- Buddha, Shiva, Lotus and Dragons. I definitively recommend going. Staff was friendly and helpful with any questions. Look forward to returning.

Amazing experience! Truly, some of the most beautiful art work i have ever seen. Definitely something to share with family and friends. I WILL be going back!!

We love this place. If you’re in Fort Worth Texas and you have at least an hour do you need to go see the free exhibit at least. Or pay to see some of their traveling exhibits. This is your one stop shop for global culture in Texas. I’ve been to art museums all over the world, Singapore Tokyo London and Paris. Of All of them the Kimball Art Museum ranks tops in my book. Howdy’all 🤠

Amazing art work but all the employees looked miserable, very rude and gave the whole place a negative and heavy vibe. The exhibit I payed to get in was very disappointing and small. Not worth the value to get in. Recommend to just walk thru the free gallery.

Visited the Kimbell Art Museum on a Saturday. Saw the Buddha, Shiva Lotus, Dragon exhibit, Piano area. Arrived early. Free parking. Parked by the front entry parking area, on site. Bought tickets at the concierge, military discount is accepted. You can book tickets online too. Download the Kimbell Art Museum app on your personal device and bring headphones to listen to the audio tour. There is a small Cafe on site if you wanna buy food. Lots of help on site, staff is on duty to assist. Pleasant, fun visit.

I attended the Turner exhibition. Amazing artist! Also had the chance to watch the staff follow around a 4 year old child and instruct (harass) him to cover his nose with his mask. This happened at least 20 times in the span of several minutes and involved 3 separate staff members. He never removed the mask it just kept falling off his nose. Appalling behavior from an organizations who professes encouraging the love of arts in children!My family and I been a patrons of the Kimball museum since it opened. I even attended a pre-opening in 1972 before the public was allowed inside. I wont be back after witnessing the treatment of that little boy.

Great experience! Can literally spend the whole entire day here and the gift shop is a must! Came to see the Buddha, Shiva, Lotus, Dragon exhibit and will definitely go back again!!

Free parking and free admission to the permanent collection building!It’s one of the free museums in the DFW area. The main building (hosting the permanent collection) is always free. Not a whole lot of collections, but still a decent amount especially considering it’s admission free.Gift shop also has a good collection of art items and other novelties.Definitely a good indoor place to check out when the outdoor weather isn’t good or temperature is too high!

I love this museum! They have the only Michael Angelo in North America. How cool is that? Staff is incredibly friendly and helpful!

Wonderful museum with great art from some of the most world-renowned artists. The architecture of the Kimball is a piece of art itself.

Very nice. The free exhibit is a little on the small side, but overall it is beautiful and well maintained. The guard definitely do a proper job of making sure people do not touch the exhibits. At least, that is why I believe they were following me 🤷🏽‍♀️

I have been fortunate enough to visit this museum for decades. It is a true gem. The thing about this place that has always struck me the most is that the building is as much, if not more, of an art masterpiece as the works that are housed inside. The light is magical.

Each time I come here I am amazed at the level of mastery of the artists on display. I am also usually impressed by the friendliness of the museum staff. Theyre often happy to share fun tidbits of knowledge which is nice. I love and highly recommend a visit. Now the question is... why dont I have my annual membership yet. Thats definitely my next step.

Weve been living here now for almost 18 years, and the Kimbell has always had world class exhibits and has never disappointed. We are always impressed with the staff, the organization and the selection of pieces. Their permanent collection is rather impressive as well. This is a town with a lot of culture, rivaling Dallas and larger cities in the nation. We went on this occasion to see the Neffertari exhibit and were really impressed. Good job Kimbell!

Took a look at the permanent collection was my first time here and my first museum ever.... And we loved it such awesome art and pieces cant wait to come back for different exhibits

Pretty good wish we had more time. But it was great and they give you masks if you forget yours.

Remarkable museum with some real treasures. Spent a few wonderful hours here discovering new artists and enjoying ones I already knew I loved.

Its one of the best museums Ive ever been. The special showcase charges money but the permanent artworks are in a separate building and that one is completely free. I was surprised to see multiple of Monets paintings inside the regular building. It also had a section for Neoclassical/Renaissance artworks and they are very cool. The gifts in the little shop were kind of expensive but they were in the affordable range. If youre looking for inexpensive little souvenirs then I suggest the postcards (around $1) that have various artworks printed on them. Great museum!

Such a sweet place ! Visited it late and had only 35 min to go through some things but will be back for exhibitions.

A great art museum located in the Cultural District. The permanent collection is amazing. I also downloaded the Kimbell Art app to learn interesting facts about each artwork. There was live music on my Saturday visit which made it a lovely experience.

Had a really good time at the Queen Nefertari exhibit. It was beautifully displayed ANDreally informational for anyone thats interested in Egyptian history. The museum complied to social distancing & mask guidelines (required to cover nose + mouth and extra masks were provided by the museum in case there was a malfunction by a guest). Can only come in parties of 5 or less, but still a really good time if youre looking to see something truly unique and well preserved.

Incredible venue for art, architecture and design. Please check out their website prior to your visitation. Well worth the travel from Dallas.

Beautiful building, water structures outside. Great, very engaging free exhibits. Good, well priced cafeteria. We didnt go to the special exhibit but there was a 3 hour wait for it and people were amazed with it.

A great and worthy visit for anyone in the DFW area! Parking is easy and underground, admission is free and the collection is quite exquisite!This museum houses the ONLY Michelangelo painting outside of Europe.

Free Entry to the Kimbell Collection and it’s just so amazing. They have a lot of exhibits and very interesting. Enjoyed it. Love the architecture of the museum too.

Im always so proud of the selection of works that come to the Kimball. The permanent collection on display is always so great. The museum has a love for the impressionist and I always look forward to those exhibits. The court yard connecting the Kahn building and Piano pavilion is lovely. Such a beautiful place to walk around, take pictures, and relax. Really a wonderful place to visit in Fort Worth.

Had a wonderful experience at the museum. Enjoyed the Cafe and the items/souvenirs for purchase. Definitely planning on going back and soon!

A celebrated example of museum design.

If you’re in Fort Worth you should go. It’s small but nice. Staff at the entrance of the museum are pretty nice and welcoming.

Very Sophisticated & nice. Its interesting to see all the cool paintings & statues that they have. I got there late so I couldnt buy food. But I definitely want to come back to enjoy all of it.

Fort Worth hits above its weight on culture. Music, cuisine and art options are more varied and refined than you might expect for a town of less than a million on the North Texas prairies. And the Kimbell is one of the crowned jewels of cow-town. I visit every time I pull through the area.

Beautiful grounds. Excellent facilities.

Amazing museum. It has an amazing collection. The best is that they always get collections from many different museums. Currently the have Turners Modern World. Su an amazing collection from one of the best British Artist.

Unique and easily missed building! I have been right next to it and never noticed! The beauty of this architecture is in its function and interaction. Get inside!

Had a wonderful experience at this museum. My husband and I had questions and the staff ( namely Mr. McAn ) addressed my questions and went above and beyond to make sure we were completely satisfied and happy. This museum is a wonderful way to broaden horizons, learn new and fascinating things about our world and show our children that theres so much to see and explore. I highly recommend this experience to anyone.

I love the Kimbell. Beautiful place

Loved 🥰 the Exhibition! It was an astonishing collection! I can only recommend visiting the museum. I’m looking forward for the next time!

This museum during the month of August has been such a pleasure because of the Allegro Guitar Society. I have been blessed to hear performances by the President of the Allegro Guitar Society, Christopher McGuire, himself, but Nathaniel Earhart as well. Both men were so alluring and captivating in person as well as in performance and a much needed experience.

Absolutely loved the Kimbell Art Musuem. The Nefatari exhibition was incredible and filled with so much Egyptian history. Highly recommend for art and history lovers.

Waiting in line for LONG time 2-3 hrs! But it as educational! Wish they also ad mummy s! It was OK!

I l❤️ve everything about this museum! The significant architecture (need to have a tour about it), the unique artwork and gorgeous paintings, the quiet restaurant, the interesting bookstore, the atmosphere, the grounds, even the parking lot is designed and parking is available. This is my favorite place. If I lived closer, I would visit every day. (I prefer the original building but the new building has much to offer.)

Very nice experience. A quiet place to study and learn. Yearly memberships are a must have, see all the beautiful things they have at the exhibit throughout. Would recommend to everyone.

We went specifically to see the Queen Nefertari of Egypt exhibition. We are going to go back to look at the regular exhibits at another time.The exhibition was fabulous!

The Buddha, Shiva, Lotus, Dragon exhibit was exceptional!

Very small, but had a variety of art on display from the great masters to the Impressionists.Entry was free except for the special exhibit which we didnt tour today.. It was very clean and welcoming.There were several docents that were engaging in conversation about specific pieces which was very welcoming. All the staff we met were friendly and happy to be there.Definitely a very positive experience.

I loved the permanent art collection and the Egyptian exhibit. Definitely go see it before it leaves!

I havent been to the Kimbell in ages, and I could have walked the halls for hours! I loved gazing at the paintings by all the old masters and the artifacts they had on exhibit. I dont get to do this often enough and I thoroughly enjoyed the time spent. Free entry unless there is special exhibit.

They have Michelangelos possibly first painting from when he was 12 or 13. Its the only painting of his in the Western Hemisphere. Aside from that is free to view. Their collection is amazing, the architecture is amazing, parking is easy, this is one of the best museum experiences in the world. And I spend a lot of time in Paris. The Louvre clearly has more pieces but its a madhouse and hard to enjoy the work like you can at the Kimbell.

Art housed in the artful mastery of Louis Kahn. Enjoy the grounds and facilities as much as the paintings and sculptures.

The Egyptian Queen Nefertaris exhibit is fabulous. There is a wait even when you pre-paid for tickets. They do a very good job of social distancing and giving everyone the opportunity to enjoy the exhibit. Just be patient it is worth the wait.Also if you are there during lunch, the museum cafeteria had a delicious box lunch and very tasty lemon pound cake. They had a wonderful soup and a quiche that was perfect.

Great place for taking hoco pictures. But everybody in Fort Worth knows this.

Delightfully open, airy, pleasant venue for viewing artworks of all kinds. Nice gift shop. Pleasant outdoor space to relax.

Queen Nefertari and her tomb were amazing to view.Enjoy the audio via the Kimball Museum app.Wonderful staff!!!!!

Rotating permanent collection is tasteful classic masters curated by knowledgeable and friendly staff, with an eye for rare, tasteful exhibits of both private and public collections... I recommend membership if you are an art goer, the Buddha, Shiva, Lotus Dragon exhibit is worth the trip. Try the tea service. Excellent experience every time.

Be prepared for museum staff to hover over you. Great art, but how can you enjoy it with people just staring at every move you make in the building. It’s like they saw me walk in and thought I was an art thief. Thank Michelangelo the admission was free.

I loved the Monet exhibit. I went with my daughter who has a passion for art and was inspired by the beautiful paintings. It was nice that they let us take pictures and listen to the audio recordings as we walked. The workers we very friendly and helpful.You also get to see the Renzo piano pavilion where the paintings are displayed. I can’t wait for the next exhibition.It truly was a treat that I will never forget.

We love the Kimbell! The venue is gorgeous and great for taking a stroll (indoors with AC!) and stopping for pictures along the way. The Monet exhibit was beautiful! Incredible works of art. And the guided audio tour was just right - easy to use and informative. This place is one of the gems of Fort Worth and a must for sightseeing!

Really pleasant, friendly staff. Easy to find and to park. Their gifts hop is great and the exhibition was beautiful. Also, the architecture and design of the auditorium was aesthetically pleasant.

The Kimbell is a great museum and has many amazing exhibits. We have seen many of their exhibits over the years and they do a nice job of presenting everything well. Their collection is outstanding and always fun to look at over and over again.

The Kimbell Art Museum is a little-known gem in Fort Worth. Though the permanent collection is small it is has some interesting exhibits with a mix of Asian and European Egyptian and native American artifacts.The building itself is an architectural gem.Admission is generously free.

This was my first time to the Kimbell Art Museum. We came for the Monet exhibit, which was fantastic. Everyone is familiar with the water lilies but its his later years that really demonstrated his versatility.His vision also began to fail as he developed a cataract in one eye and was blind in the other - his perception of color and shape evolved significantly.We didnt have much time for the rest of the museum exhibits but Ill definitely go back!

I enjoyed the Queen nefetari exhibit. I was in awe the entire time. I purchased the audio tour and it was enjoyable and informative.

I have journeyed with the Kimbell Art Museum for 20+ years. I took my kids to expose them to the Masters. I didnt have that experience as a youth. I remember meeting JMW Turner for the first time when they brought his watercolors of Venice and other great collections. A new pavilion has been added to the grounds to preserve the architecture of the original building which is considered a master work of Kahn. The permanent collection, which is always free, is housed without having to trade out space for the visiting collection. The membership is inexpensive and worth the investment for all kinds of benefits. Enjoy!

It was an outstanding showing of ancient Egyptian life and culture!!

This was my first time visiting the Kimbell! I LOVED IT! Great staff and tons of art. I viewed the Monet Exhibit and it was extraordinary. I want to go back before it ends this month. I’m excited for the Renoir exhibit as well.

We went when there was no featured exhibits, so the place was somewhat empty and admission was free. It always a pleasure there, helpful staff, quiet place to get lost in masterful artworks. Loved this place ever since my field trip in high school. If you have never been or have nothing to do I recommend it and there is a small little bistro there as well. I would go for the tea for two its was tasty.

Beautiful pieces. Beautiful environment. Thanks for recommending this Tom

Such an amazing sanctuary of a place to be. I absolutely love the water art they have there, I imagine its an undertaking to keep it so pretty.

Hands down one of the best museums I’ve been to. The best part is that it’s all free. Plenty of parking and great up keep on the surroundings.

Fantastic exhibition of JMWTURNERS LATE WORKS! I will visit this exhibition again.

Showed how nice texans are and i think world class in every way was worth trip

A little difficult to navigate between the two buildings with a walker but managed. Beautiful exhibition and no nonsense safety precautions.

The Monet exhibit was beautiful. The architecture of the building it’s awesome. So happy to have this top museums in the South of the US

I went to see the Queen Nefertari special exhibition. It is totally worth it

Wonderful facilities the cafe was a bit crowded but well worth the wait

Really loved their permanent collection houses in a beautiful building that lets in natural light. They also have a well-stocked gift shop and helpful docents.

A very nice museum and the staff was extremely pleasant and always ready to assist. We were also very excited to see all the ways they strive to make everything accessibility friendly for disabled persons. ♿ 👍🏻

Late Monet is a FANTASTIC exhibit — maybe better than any in the US! The Mimir Concert series is unfortunately only annually but worth the wait as the musicians are world renown. Acoustics were perfect in the private auditorium.

Nice paintings and sculptures

Had an amazing time. Socially distant. Art displayed and lit perfectly. The attendants around the museum keep people and the art safe (enforcement of masks was witnessed twice)without distracting from the experience.

A gem of a museum in Fort Worth. Permeant collection is free to view, and visiting collections change every few months. We always enjoy our visits here. I definitely recommend downloading the app for audio tours!

The Kimbell is my favorite art museum in Texas. It’s always clean with well thought-out exhibits and spaces. The Monet exhibit was understandably crowded, but still very enjoyable!

Amazing exhibits, wonderful building, odd one here but their underground parking lot is spotless.. and its likely to be free to go unless its a special exhibit and then it is a very minimal fee, outdoor area is pretty cool too.

Loved the permanent collection thats free entry and cant wait to come back for the Egyptian exhibits! Also there is a park nearby thats perfect for an after museum picnic. Super covid safe and even for a Saturday it wasnt over ran with people. Loved it and the art was literally astounding to see in person. Unbelievable pieces and I adore the post card art you can buy! I got to take some of my favorite pieces home with me!

Gorgeous facility. If you are an art lover Id say its downright romantic. Our visit was centered around the traveling Renoir Exhibit just before it leaves in late January. We had no time to be lost or uncertain as we entered the front door because the greeting staff spotted our questioning faces and leapt to the ready. The tickets/membership desk was manned by (more like womaned) by no less than 6 speedy agents. Less than 10 minutes later, with our shiny new membership in one hand and our tour wands in the other, we were ready to pour some visual arts culture into our family.

Nice exhibits. High tea in the Cafe was the cherry on top.

Family friendly and considerate right down to the bathrooms. Often hosts events that appeal to a variety of age groups (even little ones!). Im always finding new things to like in their permanent collection. Their touring collections are inspiring, well organized and displayed with fascinating background information.

Five stars for customer service and walk ability. The art work on site is breathtaking plus they offer voice over machines so you can look at the art I’m while hearing about its story vs. trying to read a pamphlet on the side.Hats off to the free umbrellas to walk between the buildings.

Nefertari exhibition was great. Plenty of parkingThe permanent exhibits are very nice too

The Kimbell does it again! The Turner lecture and exhibition is superb!

We spent over two hours enjoying the beauty of the paintings and artifacts. Highly recommend this place.

It’s small, but perfect in that sense. You can go and see everything, yet somehow everytime I come back it’s all new again. When you come, be sure to download the app and audio tours. Be kind to yourself and listen to the children’s tour, bo one will know the difference and it’s incredibly engaging.

One of my favorite museums. They have a beautiful collection of international art and they provide many activities for kids of all ages. The facility is also quite beautiful. This is a great place to spend the afternoon and best of all, the main collection is free to view.

Love this place! It is a great treasure that we have the founders of both museums that brought rare pieces of art! All surprisingly here in Texas!The architectural design within and outside the space are gorgeous.

What’s not to love? Friday night jazz on the green and usually music inside. You better check first if that’s why you’re going. Oh and it’s free on Friday nights as well.

Kimball Art Museum is FREE. It is small as well, but the content and variety of exhibits are great. It is peaceful and serene. A great place to visit during the day. Exhibits vary, but seeing painting, culture and pieces up close gives a much more humbling experience to art, life and us. The Kimball has a cafe, and outdoor seating. There are two buildings, underground parking which is small.