The Museum is open daily, 10:00 a.m.—5:45 p.m.
The Rose Center remains remains open until 8:45 p.m. on the first Friday of every month.
The Museum is closed Thanksgiving and Christmas.

This exhibition closed at the American Museum of Natural History on July 27, 2003.

Please see the Traveling Exhibition Schedule.

For traveling information visit the Traveling Programs Website.

Metro-North Railroad
This special package includes discounted round-trip rail fare on Metro-North Railroad and discounted admission to Einstein and the Museum. Packages can be purchased at all Metro-North ticket offices, at ticket machines, or on the MTA website. For more information visit www.mta.info or call 800-METRO-INFO or 212-532-4900.

Long Island Rail Road
This special package includes discounted round-trip rail fare on Long Island Rail Road and discounted admission to Einstein and the Museum. Packages can be purchased at select Long Island Rail Road ticket offices and at ticket machines. For more information visit www.mta.info or call 718-217-LIRR, 516-822-LIRR, or 631-231-LIRR.

The Jewish Museum
92nd Street and Fifth Avenue
The United States' preeminent museum devoted exclusively to exploring the scope and diversity of 4,000 years of art and Jewish culture. Receive $2 off admission to The Jewish Museum by presenting your Einstein ticket stub. Cannot be combined with any other discount. Offer good through July 27, 2003. For more information visit www.jewishmuseum.org or call 212-423-3200.

The Museum of Jewish Heritage
Battery Park City
A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
Receive $2 off admission to The Museum of Jewish Heritage by presenting your Einstein ticket stub. Cannot be combined with any other discount. Offer good through July 27, 2003. (The Museum of Jewish Heritage will be closed January 15 - March 15, 2003 for renovation.) For more information visit wwww.mjhnyc.org or call 212-509-6130.

The exhibition is accompanied by The Einstein Scrapbook, a richly illustrated publication which provides a glimpse into the remarkable life and work of the most celebrated scientist of the 20th century, published by Johns Hopkins University Press. The 176-page publication, written by Ze'ev Rosenkranz, the Bern Dibner Curator in the Albert Einstein Archives at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem's Jewish National and University Library, contains 212 duotone photographs. Featuring revealing documents and photographs drawn from The Hebrew University's Albert Einstein Archives-many published here for the first time-the book presents a kaleidoscope view through which the great scientist and humanist can be seen. Exploring Einstein's family history and education, his complex marital relations, his career as a scientist and educator, and finally, his role in the international peace movement seeking social and economic justice, The Einstein Scrapbook is available in the Museum Shop at the American Museum of Natural History in a hardcover edition for $22.50.