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The '''Libertonian''' is a museum in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] based on the [[wp:Metropolitan Museum of Art|Metropolitan Museum of Art]]. The museum is located on the eastern edge of [[Middle Park]] (similar to the Met's location in Central Park), fronting Columbus Avenue and [[Middle Park East]]. It is currently under renovation, and is closed to the general public. It features pieces of paintings and pottery (some of which are yet to be unpacked or are covered), as well as skeletons of three dinosaurs in the main lobby. The location is solely used in "[[Museum Piece]]", where [[Niko Bellic]] and [[Johnny Klebitz]] meet [[Isaac Roth]] and his associates in a botched diamond deal. | The '''Libertonian''' is a museum in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] based on the [[wp:Metropolitan Museum of Art|Metropolitan Museum of Art]]. The museum is located on the eastern edge of [[Middle Park]] (similar to the Met's location in Central Park), fronting Columbus Avenue and [[Middle Park East]]. It is currently under renovation, and is closed to the general public. It features pieces of paintings and pottery (some of which are yet to be unpacked or are covered), as well as skeletons of three dinosaurs in the main lobby. The location is solely used in "[[Museum Piece]]", where [[Niko Bellic]] and [[Johnny Klebitz]] meet [[Isaac Roth]] and his associates in a botched diamond deal. | ||
Inside and outside "Museum Piece", Niko may gain access into the building through a side door on the southern side of the museum, through a path that leads to the museum floor. The lobby and the mezzanine are the only areas inside the museum's public space that | Inside and outside "Museum Piece", Niko may gain access into the building through a side door on the southern side of the museum, through a path that leads to the museum floor. The lobby and the mezzanine are the only areas inside the museum's public space that are accessible, but the player may also reach the rooftop of the museum on foot via a series or scaffolding outside the museum, on the west side of the building. As the museum is closed to the public, the front doors are locked. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == |