The Temple of Dendur at The Met
4.8(176)
Museum
About
The Temple of Dendur at The Met offers a striking setting for intimate business gatherings, with its ancient Egyptian temple reconstructed inside a spacious, light-filled room. The surrounding water features and statues create a contemplative atmosphere that encourages thoughtful conversation and memorable client experiences.
Located within The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this venue pairs cultural significance with accessibility, including nearby amenities like restrooms and a café. It’s ideal for small groups seeking a distinctive backdrop that combines history and elegance for meetings or receptions.
Best for
- Inspiring client meetings with iconic art
- Small group tours & cultural immersion
- Casual networking breaks in unique setting
Standout features
Architecture
Ancient Egyptian Temple Reconstructed Indoors
The Temple of Dendur is an authentic ancient Egyptian temple fully reconstructed within The Met, offering a rare chance to experience monumental antiquity inside a modern museum setting.
Visual Impact
Striking Room with Water Features and Statues
The temple is set in a spacious, stunning room with surrounding water features and statues, creating a visually impressive and contemplative environment.
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Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday10am – 5pm
Monday10am – 5pm
Tuesday10am – 5pm
WednesdayClosed
Thursday10am – 5pm
Friday10am – 9pm
Saturday10am – 9pm
Rated 4.8 on Google · 176 reviews