The Peabody Essex Museum Map and Brochure (2025 – 2020)
Built around a series of glass-walled galleries and quiet courtyards, the Peabody Essex Museum flows more like a conversation than a corridor. The Our Time on Earth map helps visitors move through this contemporary eco-art exhibition without missing its subtle transitions—installations, soundscapes, and interactive zones that loop back on themselves near the atrium bridge.
- Location
- Salem, Massachusetts
- Years Active
- 1799 – Present
- Official Site
- Official The Peabody Essex Museum Site
It’s easy to double back here, so the map keeps your bearings between exhibits, cafés, and event spaces. Think of it as part compass, part calm amid the gallery shuffle—a modern Salem labyrinth with a conscience.
The Peabody Essex Museum Our Time on Earth Map 2025
In 2025, the Peabody Essex Museum will open the Yu Kil-Chun Gallery of Korean Art and Culture on May 17 with support from the Korea Foundation and other funders. A major exhibition, Making History: 200 Years of American Art from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, also debuts and runs through September 21.
Additionally, the museum launches week-long artist residencies culminating in public Sunday showcases, further expanding its programming and community engagement.
Printable The Peabody Essex Museum Our Time on Earth Map PDF 2025
The Peabody Essex Museum English Map 2023
The Peabody Essex Museum Spanish Map 2023
The Peabody Essex Museum Map 2021
The Peabody Essex Museum Map 2020
The Peabody Essex Museum Brochure 2013
FAQ
Is the Peabody Essex Museum worth visiting?
The Peabody Essex Museum is widely considered worth visiting for its world-class art, maritime, and cultural collections. Visitors praise its modern design, engaging exhibits like the Yin Yu Tang Chinese house, and combination of local Salem history with global art. Reviews frequently describe it as one of the best museums in New England and a highlight of any trip to Salem.
Why is the Peabody Essex Museum famous?
The Peabody Essex Museum is famous for its extensive global collections, especially Asian, American, and maritime art. Its holdings include thousands of artifacts, textiles, and historic objects spanning centuries, as well as unique features like the reassembled Yin Yu Tang Chinese house. The museum’s wide-ranging exhibits and campus of over 22 historic buildings distinguish it as a leading art and cultural institution in the United States.
How long does it take to go through the Peabody Essex Museum?
A typical visit to the Peabody Essex Museum takes about 1 to 2 hours for most visitors. The museum suggests allowing at least two hours to see the major exhibits, but a self-guided tour designed for one hour is also available. Those wanting to explore every gallery in detail may spend up to three hours.
Can you just walk into the Peabody Museum?
Yes, you can walk into the Yale Peabody Museum without a reservation. Admission is free, and there are no time or date restrictions for individual visitors, though group visits still require advance booking.
