Antwerp Rockoxhuis – a fascinating gallery
by As I had just limited time in Antwerp after the enjoyable VLM flight, I chose to visit the Snijders&Rockoxhuis, which is an art gallery put …
Category: Museums & Exhibitions
Museums and Exhibitions
Hockey Hall of Fame
If you are a puck-addict, Toronto is your Mecca – and the old-fashioned looking building at the crossing of First and Yonge Street is your …
Deutsches Museum – Flugwerft Schleissheim
Due to the limited exhibition space of the “Deutsches Museum” (German Museum of Technology), the famous Munich educative center had to roll-out two more attractions …
Casa Loma (Toronto)
Casa Loma in Toronto is North America’s only full sized castle. Though it might not be that well-known here in Europe, it is one of …
Royal Ontario Museum
The Royal Ontario Museum just feels like an amazing wonderland of topics, a bit of “something for everyone”. Did you ever feel like a T-Rex …
Bata Shoe Museum
Just some sneakers and high heels? The Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto promises much more than that and wants to introduce the visitor to the …
Kura Hulanda Museum – Not just about Carribean Slavery
The history of Curacao is closely linked to the history of slavery. Curacao was an outpost and trading station for African slaves. The Kura Hulanda …
Willemstad – Maritime Museum and Harbour Tour
Being a UNESCO World Heritage for its famous colorful city center and harbor area, it is not that surprising that a visit in the Maritime …
Munich State Museum of Egyptian Art
As I for example stated in my review on Louvre Abu Dhabi, I am quite much interested in ancient cultures and arts (and rather less …
History of Gaming in Cologne’s City Museum
The Cologne City Museum’s recent history is not really what one would call “lucky”. After a water damage in later 2017, they had to close …
It’s all about bread – Museum of Bread Culture Ulm
Maybe one of the most characteristic German products is bread. I even found “German bakeries” during my visit of Taipei. Thus, it might not be …
Louvre Abu Dhabi (Review)
My honest first idea about “Louvre” is that it is a place in Paris where people queue and punch to see a far-too-small picture of …