An archaeological site and museum around an excavated Roman fort and village, with bath-house ruins. -Google. Vindolanda is one of Europe's most important Roman archaeological sites. It is situated on the Stanegate Road, one mile south of Hadrian’s Wall, and is managed and owned by The Vindolanda Charitable Trust. The site itself comprises nine forts built on top of each other. Soldiers from all over the Roman Empire, including Belgium, Germany, and France were garrisoned here. READ MORE ->

Free entry to Tudor manor house with period rooms, exhibits, landscaped gardens, orchard and cafe. -Google. Ordsall Hall is Salford's 'hidden gem'! Dating back over 600 years, it is one of the region's finest examples of an Elizabethan black and white half-timbered manor-house. READ MORE ->

Art museum with the studio, garden & house of Antoine Bourdelle, Rodin's pupil, & many of his works -Google. The tiny Bourdelle Museum was once the atelier and home of sculptor Antoine Bourdelle, whose monumental art deco masterpieces are a highlight of the Champs-Élysées Theater. The museum displays works the artist purchased for his own inspiration, as well as his own largest pieces in an airy, light-flooded hall, an open-air gallery, and a sculpture garden READ MORE ->

Illuminated labyrinth in former limestone mine with millions of ghoulishly arranged skeletons.-Google. Descend beneath the streets of Paris to discover one of the city's most unique attractions. The final resting place of six million Parisians, the catacombs are not for the faint of heart! READ MORE ->

Furniture & decor dating from the years the Surrealist painter resided here, plus a few paintings. -Google.

Ornate, unexplained network of shell-lined passages and a mosaic chamber, with shell shop and cafe.-Google. A farmer stumbled upon an underground passageway adorned with millions of shells in 1835. Nearly two centuries later, we still don't know who built it. READ MORE ->

There are two parts in Monet's garden: a flower garden called Clos Normand in front of the house and a Japanese inspired water garden on the other side of the road. The two parts of Monet's garden contrast and complement one another. READ MORE ->

Galleries on Chester's local history and Cheshire's natural history, plus temporary exhibitions.-Google.

The Grosvenor Museum is full of surprises that tell the stories of Cheshire from pre-history to the 20th century.

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Cozy local history museum featuring diverse exhibitions & events in a former 18th-century home.-Google. The wine trade, shipbuilding, and salmon fishing are among Chepstow's many industries featured in displays with atmospheric settings. READ MORE ->

his museum houses archaeological, artistic and ethnographic objects from La Rioja, as well as important temporary exhibitions READ MORE ->

10th century Alcazaba – Moorish fortress Enduring fort with protective stone walls around an ancient compound, now with historical exhibits. -Google. READ MORE ->

Replica buildings & period artifacts exploring life in the Highlands from the 1700s to the 1960s.-Google.

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Merchant's residence from the early 17th century, with a garden modeled on the style of the period.-Google.

Culross Palace is an atmospheric old building with some outstanding original interior, overlooking the Firth of Forth in the interesting old burgh of Culross in Fife, and once held by the Bruce family.

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An artistic project.

Artistic park attraction with a giant elephant & heron, inspired by Jules Verne & Leonardo da Vinci.-Google.

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Museum of Basque ethnography, history, art & photography, plus local & global archeological finds. -Google.

Museum showcasing the art of 18th-century baroque sculptor & Murcia native Francisco Salzillo. -Google. Dedicated to the famous sculptor Francisco Salzillo, born in 1707, the museum has various different rooms where you can see large sculptures created by the artist for the Easter week processions.They are property of the the Nuestro Padre Jesús Nazareno brotherhood. The Salzillo Crib is also on display: this is an exquisitely delicate work, comprising more than 500 pieces, which evokes rural Murcia of the period. READ MORE ->

Museum with over 1,500 hand-embroidered pieces with silks & gold, including 19th-century works. -Google. Since 1995 the Church of Santo Domingo hosts one of the largest embroidery samples, related to Holy Week, in all of Spain.

Harbor museum on the history of Scotland's fishing industry with boat models, dioramas & paintings.-Google.

Limestone cave complex with murals of horses & mammoths, some thought to be 29,000 years old.-Google.

La Grotte du Pech Merle is one of the most striking Ice Age cave art sites still open to the public. Some of the painted panels really are quite breathtaking. It is a large cave, with over two kilometres of underground tunnels and caverns.

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The Museum of Montserrat is the Art Museum of the Abbey of Montserrat, with a great collection of Catalan paintings from the 19th and 20th centuries, sculptures, French impressionism, avant-garde, and archaeological pieces. READ MORE ->

'Palace' of stones constructed by a postman over more than 3 decades, inscribed with his poetry.-Google.

It’s made almost solely of pebbles and is a mansion of sorts.

Quaint, old-world museum about the history of lavender in Provence, with exhibits & plants. -Google.

From 1902 to his death in 1906, Cézanne works daily in this bright studio

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The MuCEM (Musée des Civilisations de l'Europe et de la Méditerranée) is a national museum located in Marseille, France. It is situated at the entrance of the Old Port, near Fort Saint-Jean. The museum focuses on the cultures and civilizations of Europe and the Mediterranean region, offering a unique perspective on the historical, social, and cultural aspects of these regions

The MuCEM is housed in a modern building designed by architect Rudy Ricciotti. It opened its doors to the public in 2013 and has since become a major cultural attraction in Marseille. The building itself is an architectural marvel, featuring a stunning lattice-like facade made of concrete and steel

The museum's permanent collection showcases a wide range of artifacts, artworks, and exhibits that highlight the rich heritage and diversity of the Mediterranean region. It explores themes such as trade, migration, religion, and cultural interactions. The collection includes archaeological artifacts, historical objects, contemporary art pieces, and multimedia installations

One of the highlights of the MuCEM is the walkway that connects the museum to Fort Saint-Jean. This suspended footbridge offers panoramic views of the surrounding area, including the Old Port and the sea. It is a popular spot for visitors to relax and enjoy the breathtaking scenery

Classic & antique cars in a sleek museum. Vehicles, from 1894 Benz van to F1 Toyota, in museum with the world's oldest private car collection.

Housed in the former Abbey of St Loup since 1830, this museum displays art & local artifacts.-Google.

The museum of fine arts and archeology was established in the former Saint-Loup abbey thanks to the Société Acadomique de l’Aube in 1833. The first museum created in Troyes. Archaeology: From the origins of Man in the Aube to Merovingian times, the archaeological collections evoke the very long history of Troyes and its region, but also that of the civilizations of the ancient Mediterranean: Egypt, Greece, Etruria... Fine arts : A panorama of French and European art: Painting brings together major works by Giotto, Spranger, Vasari, Champaigne, Bellotto, Watteau, Boucher, Fragonard, David as well as an exceptional group by Natoire. The sculpture reveals the richness of monumental art from the Middle Ages to the modern era (medieval gargoyles and capitals, princely and royal statues). Artists from Champagne are in the spotlight and among the most famous, Mignard and Girardon for the Grand Siècle and Simart, Dubois, Boucher, Franceschi for the 19th century. The Museum of Fine Arts has, in its reserves, the third national collection of French sculptures from the 19th century, presented to the public during temporary exhibitions.

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Musée Lumière is a museum in Lyon that is devoted to Auguste and Louis Lumière, inventors of the cinématographe and fathers of the cinema. The museum is founded especially to honour their contribution to filmmaking. READ MORE ->

A 12th-century castle built on a rocky outcrop overlooking Grignan.

Grignan Castle is an architectural gem located in South East France, it is a thousand years rich in history. Mentions of the fort were already noted as early as the 11th century, and the castle was turned into a pleasant Renaissance mansion designed for the Adhémar family.

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18th-century arch bridge over a 120-m. chasm, with an interpretive center in a guardhouse. -Google.

Housed behind the imposing walls of Dublin Castle, this museum tells the story of Irish policing.-Google.

The Garda Museum is located at the Treasury Building, Dublin Castle.

Here visitors will find an interesting exhibition about the history of An Garda Síochána and information on policing in Ireland before 1922.

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Museum dedicated to railroad travel, set in a renovated railway station with displays & a theater. -Google. On the 24th of July, 1918the Parliament passed a draft bill from the Ministry of Development on the building of a railway line between Villablino and Ponferradato to transport the coal from the coal mining areas of the river Sil. READ MORE ->

Museum tracing islands' natural history, with mummies & artifacts from the native Guanche culture.-Google.

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Housed in a former hospital building, this museum showcases the natural and cultural history of the Canary Islands. It has an impressive collection of archaeological artifacts, including mummies and Guanche remains.

Museum and architecture. The Palace of Flowing Waters is an architecturally significant water pumping station in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

All about the world of fishing

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This is an Egyptian temple dating back to the 2nd century BC, transported to Madrid’s Cuartel de la Montaña Park. The temple was donated to Spain by the Egyptian government to save it from floods following the construction of the great Aswan Dam. Works on the temple began at the beginning of the 2nd century BC at the orders of the Meroë King Adijalamani, who built a chapel dedicated to the god Amun and the goddess Isis. This chapel was decorated with high reliefs. Subsequent kings of the Ptolemaic dynasty built new rooms around the original core, thereby enlarging the temple. After Egypt was annexed by the Roman Empire, the emperors Augustus and Tiberius – and possibly Hadrian, too – finished off the construction and decoration of the building. In the 6th century AD, following Nubia’s conversion to Christianity, the temple was sealed off and abandoned. In the 20th century, owing to the construction of the dam, the Egyptian government gave the temple as a gift to the city of Madrid and it was transported and rebuilt stone by stone in its current location. It was opened to the public in 1972. The reconstruction in Madrid kept the building’s original orientation; that is to say, from East to West. READ MORE ->

Furniture, pottery & tools are displayed in this unique cultural museum set in recreated cave homes.-Google.

Visit recreated caves the Museo Cuevas del Sacromonte to get to know history of the area, tools, flamenco items and culture of the Sacromonte and its people

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Tranquil 17th-c. abbey on Mount Valparaíso with underground chapels, guided tours & panoramic views.-Google.

One of the first private university colleges in Europe was founded here in 1610.

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A small museum located right on the harbourside of the beautiful fishing village of Polperro, containing a fascinating insight into the history of fishing and smuggling from the late 18th century to date. It houses a remarkable photographic record dating from around 1860. READ MORE ->

Museum, in an ornate former church, with medieval & modern sculptures, plus Spanish oil paintings.-Google.

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This Museum is a centuries-old institution that preserves and disseminates the most original, representative and extensive collection of Spanish sculpture. It is distinguished by a rich heritage set - sculptures of religious art from the 13th to 18th centuries - to which has been added since 2011 the collection of copies from the extinct National Museum of Artistic Reproductions.

Located in three buildings along Cadenas de San Gregorio street – the Colegio de San Gregorio, the Casa del Sol and the Palacio de Villena – this Museum brings arts and culture closer to society as a whole.

Wonderful world of Spanish foods, with a focus on those from the Segovia region. There are sections on local cheeses, wines, cured meats, ponche segoviano... READ MORE -> ' target='_blank'>READ MORE ->

17th century palace and gardens based on Versailles design decked out in antiques and paintings. -Google. Henry IV of Spain built a hunting pavilion in this area in 1450, and the Catholic Monarchs later donated the property to the Hieronymite monks of El Parral. In the 18th century, Philip V, the first Spanish king from the Bourbon dynasty, built the Royal Palace of San Ildefonso, a magnificent example of European palace architecture. Its gardens and fountains are styled after Versailles ... READ MORE ->

This art museum houses contemporary exhibits, a performance & film auditorium, a cafe & a library.-Google.

Maritime museum.

The Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico and the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Puerto Rico are just a few blocks apart,

This great little museum not only shows you Puerto Rican art through the ages but provides fascinating insight into the place that San Juan once was – a bustling Caribbean port town. READ MORE ->

Honoring the contributions and enduring legacy of WWII-era Americans. READ MORE ->

Small museum with displays exploring the American Revolution & the founding of Charleston.-Google.

USS Constitution is the oldest commissioned ship in the United States Navy. Naval officers and crew still serve aboard her today.

The World's Largest Titanic Exhibition. Explore the shipyard, walk the decks, travel to the depths of the ocean and uncover the true legend of Titanic in the city where it all began. READ MORE ->