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Visit the Museo Nazionale della Magna Grecia to step into history. This respected Italian archeology museum will show you life in ancient Calabria and Magna Graecia. You can see how life changed from the prehistoric age to the time of the Romans.
Nowhere chronicles Sicilian art like Palazzo Bellomo. In a building dating back to the 12th century, you’ll find a captivating chronology of art in Syracuse and the surrounding region.
Syracuse’s story is deeply intertwined with two great ancient civilizations: Rome and Greece. A wealth of archaeological finds have been stored in the museum, including bronze statues from the 8th century BC and Roman busts.
Explore the 17-acre riverside estate in the Greenwich Maritime UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your ticket includes access to the fascinating Painted Hall, often called the UK’s own Sistine Chapel, which took 19 years to complete.
Guided by an artificial intelligence of alien origin, you will be placed at the heart of an exciting science fiction adventure. Board and explore a unique spaceship, scout an unknown planet, and investigate how scientists and science fiction creators have imagined and built new worlds to better understand our own.
The Caen Memorial is marking the 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landings by showcasing the America the soldiers came from.
The Hangar Y, rich in history and architectural beauty, is ready to welcome all visitors to a rotating menu of local and international art exhibitions. Explore its extensive 10-hectare outdoor gallery, featuring art installations and galleries ready for your viewing pleasure.
Take an art-appreciation masterclass at one of the world’s premier modern and contemporary art museums, with a private guided tour of the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
There are museums, and then there’s the Louvre. With over 35,000 items on display at any given time, the Louvre’s collection of Renaissance masterpieces, ancient artifacts, and Neoclassical art makes it the world’s most-visited museum.
Use the TouringBee audio guide for a visit to the Orsay Museum. Witness masterpieces by renowned artists and learn about the history and significance of Impressionism. Navigate the museum with an offline GPS map and explore at your own pace without following a group. Appreciate each painting without time constraints.
Much maligned when it first opened, it took people some time to realize that the Centre Pompidou wasn’t a monster, it was simply new. Radically new. It’s fitting that this rule-breaking building hosts so many iconoclastic modern masterpieces. Join the line and get right into a building that wears its innards on its exterior.
