This museum is a real treasure. The structure, gardens, and surrounding sculptures are delightful. The atrium is bright and welcoming. I went to see the work of Guido Reni and I was not disappointed in him and the adjacent galleries. The free admission is the proverbial icing.

This is an amazing museum. You can explore various types of art for hours. We went 2 days and spent a few hours each time. I particularly loved seeing the glass blowing demonstration and the glass exhibits, although all exhibits were wonderful and very interesting. In the gift shop there were 3 staff members ignoring customers and loudly talking about their dating life. This was highly inappropriate. Admission is free but you can give a $5 donation. I highly recommend you visit this place, especially if you like various types of art.

The Chrysler Museum is great. They have a wide range of periods represented and a huge glass collection. I think the guy said it was the second largest collection of glass in any museum on the east coast. Building itself is neat, not much around Norfolk like it. Staff was friendly :) Since it's free you could definitely go see just one or two exhibits fully and slowly and come back for others instead of feeling pressured to see it all.. also some of the exhibits change so there will be new stuff next time I go, too.

What a great variety of pieces. Far reaching and enticing. I am not an art critic but with Cindy as our guide I was almost overwhelmed with beauty and knowledge. I mean you start with a 2000 year old piece of glass and go an incredible art voyage brought to you by a guy that had a lot of money. Then you learn about the ladies behind the Tiffany glass collection and I was just overwhelmed. Spend a day please.

Trip to Virginia Beach and Norfolk Va was inspired by an announcement we heard on SXM radio of McCartneys photo exhibit at the Chrysler Museum. The exhibit at the Chrysler Museum was amazing, so glad we went. We both enjoyed it immensely.

My first visit and both my husband and I were very impressed. The glass collection was remarkable. Loved the Degas, Bosch and Renoir. The BC art effects were amazing. My husband was fascinated and he's not much of a museum guy. He loved the Egyptian art effects and the glass

Took our grandson who is 14, I was happy he found the Chrysler Museum interesting and enjoyed it as much as he did! He liked the glass displays & art the most and his favorite piece in the entire museum is the glass man! He also really liked the Early Days Indigenous Art and the Egyptian Art. We both enjoyed the Chrysler Museum art collection and we’re glad we made it to the glass studio for their demonstration as well.