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If you’re looking for a museum in Santiago that you can visit with your entire family, it doesn’t get better than Mirador. The city’s top kid-friendly museum offers interactive exhibits for people of all ages, which present science and technology in a fun way.
National Aerospace Museum
Santiago is home to several museums dedicated to different means of transportation, but none of them is as impressive as this one. Dedicated to aeronautical and space heritage, this museum offers exhibits on aviation history, aircraft halls, and a special corner dedicated to kids.
Museo de la Moda
If you have a soft spot for fashion and design, you should make sure to check out this quirky museum during your visit to Santiago. This privately-owned museum features decorative arts, textiles, costumes, and accessories dating from the 50s and 60s to the present day.
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If you love music and museums in equal measure, this spot will be your cup of tea. It features two floors filled with an impressive collection of musical instruments. Some of them can’t be found anywhere but here, including volcanic rock flutes and armadillo guitars.
Museum of Bolivian Andean Textiles
Bolivian textiles are really a sight to behold and you should consider bringing them home as a souvenir if you have a chance. If not, you should take some time to explore their rich history at the Museum of Bolivian Andean Textiles.
Museo de la Coca
One of the most strangely specific museums in La Paz is dedicated to the coca plant. This plant is native to the Andean region, and this museum explores its history and many uses, including the use of coca leaf extract for the production of Coca-Cola.
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If you’re a fan of interactive museums that offer a great photo op, this one will be your cup of tea. Toronto’s Museum of Illusions is actually a part of a larger franchise, and quirky museums with similar immersive rooms and experiences can be found all around the world.
Bata Shoe Museum
If your love for shoes knows no bounds, how about taking a break from buying them and visiting a museum dedicated to your favorite fashion accessory instead? With over 13,500 items on display, Bata Shoe Museum features the most comprehensive collection dedicated to the history of footwear in all of North America.
Gardiner Museum
Passionate fans of ceramic art shouldn’t miss Gardiner Museum while in Toronto. Its owners George and Helen Gardiner decided to showcase their impressive collection of ceramics in this museum, which now houses over 4,000 pieces and even offers classes and lectures.
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If you’re in the mood for an amazing photo-op, this is the place to be. Filled with several colorful themed rooms, the Selfie Museum in Belgrade offers a unique immersive experience and it’s up to you to make the best of it.
Museum of Illusions
Speaking of amazing photo-ops, the Museum of Illusions is one of the leaders in this area, and if you think it looks familiar—chances are you’ve seen it somewhere else before. The museum in Belgrade is only one of many under this moniker, as the Museum of Illusions has branches everywhere from Madrid to Cairo.
Museum of Chocolate
Located in the very heart of Kalemegdan Park, the Museum of Chocolate is one of the latest additions to Belgrade’s quirky museum scene. It features several themed rooms exploring the history of chocolate and a unique display of chocolate-made items.
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This unusual museum, housed in the Somerville Theatre, includes a series of pieces of “art too bad to be ignored” and its main mission is to celebrate the labor of the artists who wouldn’t have been recognized nor appreciated otherwise.
Warren Anatomical Museum
If you’re interested in medicine, you should definitely check out this museum during your visit to Harvard University. It features some truly rare and peculiar sights related to the medical field.
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This museum located in Somerville is one of the city’s best-hidden gems, and it deserves your time if you’re a fan of colorful, over-the-top art. It’s filled with vibrant murals that you have to look at up close to notice all the tiny and mythical details they feature.
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If you’re a huge fan of Pinball and wish this game never went out of style, this museum will make you feel like it’s just as popular as ever. In addition to seeing dozens of classic pinball machines, you’ll also be able to take a walk down memory lane by playing games on them.
— May it be a team building or a birthday party, you can held both at our venue room, or, on non-working days, you can even use rent the whole museum! The latter displays some 140 machines and 500 sqm of space wher you can bring your own catering, too. Out of 530 tourist attractions, Budapest Pinball Museum is ranked as the 10th. We think it is a special place to gather with family or colleagues. Call us, or write to info@flippermuzeum.hu, should you wish to join those already celebrated here! Zwack Unicum Museum
Unicum is one of Hungary’s most beloved national drinks, and there’s no better place to explore its history than here. It’s located on the Zwack distillery grounds and features the largest collection of mini alcohol bottles in Central Europe.
Terror Háza
The House of Terror is one of Budapest’s must-visit museums, but that doesn’t make it any less sinister. It’s the memorial to the victims of the Nazi and Soviet regimes, and it lets visitors gain better insight into everything that citizens of this country went through during those difficult times.
#houseofterror#budapest#chasingdreamyplaces . . ❀This building stole my attention more than any other in Budapest! The sign “TERROR” on the top of this building is huge, dark and terrifying… it’s all what it symbolizes. It’s a museum that contains exhibits related to fascism and communism and it’s also a memorial to the memory of those held captive, tortured and killed in this building. I refused to go inside, because I strongly felt negative vibes even from outside. Have you been to this museum? If so, how do you like it?❀ . . #speechlessplaces#ighungary#museumofterror#budapeste#budapestgram#budapestlife#budapestcity#visithungary#welovebudapest#budapestravel#ig_budapest#thisisbudapest#instabudapest#terrorhaza#momentsinbudapest#budapest_is_awesome#discoveringeurope#traveleuropa#hungarytoday#wearetravelgirls#travelcommunity#girlsthatwander#citizenfemme#damestravelThe post 3 Unusual Museums You Must Visit in Budapest, Hungary appeared first on Traveler Master.
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Come and see the end of the rainbow this weekend ! #tecza #rainbow #museum #weekend #neony #neonmuzeum #neonmuseum #muzeumneonow #sohofactory #light #colour #travel #happypeople #warszawa #warsaw #wawaIf you enjoy visiting quirky museums during your travelers, Warsaw has just the thing for you. Neon Muzeum is one of the most retro spots at the Polish capital, and it’s dedicated to the preservation of neon signs from the Cold War era.
This unusual museum was originally founded in 2005, and currently houses the largest collection of historic neon signs in Europe. Hundreds of signs were put up throughout Poland between ‘50s and ‘70s and they come with a pretty amazing back story.
These signs were commissioned by Poland’s official advertising agency Reklame, during Cold War years. This attempt to “neonize” the country was a reflection of cultural shift this era brought along, and some of Poland’s most prominent artists were in charge of designing the signs.
Polish streets were covered in neon signs for years but suddenly started disappearing in the post-Cold War era. That’s why the photographer Ilona Karwinska decided to document and preserve as many as she could, and her exhibition “Polish Neon” eventually transformed into this unique museum.
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