The Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of the largest and most important museums in the United States. Located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the museum was founded in 1876 and houses over 227,000 works of art. It is best known for its collection of European and American art, but it also has extensive collections of ancient Egyptian art, Asian art, and modern art.

The museum is home to a number of famous works, including the iconic Rocky Steps. The museum's permanent collection is arranged into 19 departments, which include American Art, European Art, Asian Art, Modern Art, and Ancient Art. The American Art department includes works from the 19th and 20th centuries, while the European Art department includes works from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Other departments include Photography, Contemporary Art, Decorative Arts and Design, and Prints and Drawings.

The museum also houses a variety of special exhibitions throughout the year. From ancient artifacts to contemporary art, the museum offers a wide range of exhibitions for visitors to explore. The museum also hosts educational programs and events throughout the year, including lectures and classes, family activities, and special events like the Philadelphia Museum of Art's annual Art Splash. The museum also organizes guided tours of its collection and special exhibitions.