Category: Museums

The British Museum initially opened its doors to the public in 1753, and it remains available today at no cost to "studious and curious persons."

The Acropolis Museum, which has been open to the public since 2009, houses hundreds of artefacts discovered on the Acropolis hillside.

The Czechoslovak Republic's government made the decision to build a Terezin Concentration Camp Memorial on May 6, 1947.

The USS Intrepid is home to the Intrepid Sea Air & Space Museum in New York. Visitors may witness artefacts from the early days of space travel, the world's fastest aeroplane, and a Cold War submarine aboard the ship, which has been transformed into a museum of American military and…

The oldest diamond polishing plant in the world, Royal Coster Diamonds Factory, is located in Amsterdam, Netherlands. They have handled a few historical treasures since their founding in 1840. They re-polished the Koh I Noor, which is mounted in Queen Mary's crown, and the Dresden Green Diamond, which is kept…

The Royal Tyrrell Museum Paleontology Museum is the only museum dedicated to ancient life in Canada. We offer a variety of creative, fun and educational programs which bring the prehistoric past to life, in addition to one of the largest shows for dinosaurs in the world. Operated within the Department…