Green Museums – what, why, and how?
If wondering why museums should go green, one must take a more open-minded approach. We tend to think that the environmental question only concerns industry,
The museum where European and African art co-live.
As a Croatian (European) and a former History of Art student, I can remember that most of our art studies were about European art. I
They have rebuilt the past in Berlin.
On my third visit to Berlin, a clear thought came to my mind, something like “they have rebuilt the past”. There are many ways to
I wrote a ‘Museum Tweet of the Day’ for 31 days of January.
Most of the time, I like to write and I like to write about different topics. Writing about museums is a challenging task because museum
Visiting the St. Gallen Abbey
Visiting places listed by UNESCO is an essential part of heritage and culture traveling. But discovering places with over 1000 years of continuous history is
A Museum of Chocolate Industry
I write about all kinds of museums on my blog, with no exception. While art museums are specifically dedicated to arts, other kinds of museums
Museum Night or Night at the Museum?
This kind of museum night has no many similarities with the movie called Night At the Museum. Still, the feeling about walking through the city from museum to museum at night gives some of the same mystical feeling.
Time machines & Crazy books at the National Museum
So many times since I started blogging I said something like “museums help us understanding the local culture of our travel destinations”. The museum I’m
When you find a playground inside an art museum…
I often find articles about “relaxing areas” in museums, or ideas how benches and chairs could be put on visitors’ disposal. If museums make a
Museums as a solitary activity?
One question I often hear when talking about museums is if it’s truly possible to do a quality museum visit when accompanied by friends. Some