Ever dreamed of being an astronaut? Take a look round the Cosmonaut museum, there's plenty to look at so give yourself a couple of hours.
Moscow: The recently renovated museum, where exhibits include a life-size model of the space station Mir, is situated at the base of an enormous monument with a rocket soaring into space at the pinna Leia mais.
Excellent 3D cinema! They also have a great museum shop, a lot of really interesting things to buy.
Tate Britain is built on the site of the 19th century Millbank Prison. Between 1816 and 1868, this is where thousands of convicts began their journey to the penal colonies of Australia.
Tate Modern gets all the attention, but the original Tate Gallery has a more inclusive brief. It opens until 10pm every Friday and Late at Tate Britain takes place on the first Friday of each month. Leia mais.
You definitely want to get hold of the info booklet, or you're just looking at artfully arranged junk. The Richard Wilson room at the back is spectacular...in a stationary, gloopy way.
The Terra Amata Museum of Human Paleontology is filled with archaeological findings of the prehistoric items like bones, excavations, and tools of the city's inhabitants.
best tip ever: go through the library entrance and cut the line! then you'll still be able to buy tickets.
One of the world's greatest art galleries right in the heart of Paris. Murakami, JR, Kaws, Xavier Veilhan are all regular guests.
This is one of the best museums in Paris where one could see the breathtaking Impressionist works by Monet. Also find works by Degas, Manet, Pissarro, etc. Opens at 10am. Closed on Mondays.
exhibition of Alaia, French designer who created very feminine design of dresses. The exhibition is actually exposing in two museums - this one and the museum of modern art that is on the next street
Formerly a train station, the museum has traded tracks for masterpieces of Impressionism.
The Petit Palais (Small Palace) is a museum in Paris, France. Built for the Universal Exhibition in 1900 to Charles Girault's designs, it now houses the City of Paris Museum of Fine Arts (musée des be
I am a fan of Brancusi's "le baiser". It shows the very image of intimacy while still revealing the stone from which it is carved. Bummer that you cannot walk through the oeuvres in this museum.
The best place to learn about the history of Paris through art. A wonderful museum, and the entrance is free, thanks to the City of Paris!
