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Louvre for less

By Anne Parois in Paris  |  1 year ago  |  0 comments

The Louvre is free the first Sunday of every month, but everybody knows this - so the queues are vast. But you can visit it at half the price on Wednesday and Friday evenings, between 6 and 9:45pm.

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Natural History Museum is a must see in London

By Sorin Olexiuc in London  |  1 year ago  |  0 comments

Natural Histoty Museum is an interesting and fun place for kids and adults alike. The victorian building itself especially designed to host the museum is a stunning piece of architecture. As soon as you enter the main hall, you're blown away by the beauty of the building's interior and the giant dinosaur skeleton!

The museum is very large, so you can spent the whole day here and have a reason to return to see the rest of the objects. The museum is divided into zones:

  • Red Zone dedicated to the Earth (you can for example experience an earthquake); 
  • Green Zone with the central hall and its huge diplodocus skeleton, tossile marine reptiles, birds, minerals, primates; 
  • Blue Zone with the dinosaurs, fishes, amphibians and reptiles, the human biology, the marine invertebrates, the mammals and the blue whale; 
  • Orange Zone with the Wildlife Garden.

The dinosaurs exhibition includes lots of bones, skulls, fossilized eggs, but the greatest fun is provided by the animatronics. An extremely realistic T-Rex that move and even seem to breathe, give the impression of visiting a zoo. The life-sized Blue Whale suspended from the ceiling or the 1,300-year-old giant sequoia takes your breath too.

Don't need to say children love it, there are a lot of games and little tests for them.

Admission is FREE! I also like the fact that you're allowed to take photographs anywhere in the Museum. Museum is open every day 10.00AM – 17.50PM, last admission is at 17.30PM.

Directions: Nearest tube is South Kensington (Piccadilly, District & Circle lines) – follow the signs to walk here through the pedestrian subway (about 5 minutes) or turn right and then first left out of the station if you prefer to walk in fresh air.

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Fragonard Parfume Museum in Paris

By Myriam Benali in Paris  |  1 year ago  |  0 comments

This is your chance to discover the secret recipes of the French perfume.

The Museum is next to the Opera Garnier and the Opera subway station. It is open from Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 6 pm and on Sunday and holidays from 9 am to 5 pm.

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How to avoid queuing at the Louvre Museum

By Chloe Battaglia in Paris  |  1 year ago  |  0 comments

One of the biggest queue when visiting Paris on week-ends is the one at Louvre museum. The easiest way to avoid some of the queues is by entering through the Carrousel du Louvre (the shopping centre). It is open even on Sundays.

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The Free Entry Days Museum Guide - Los Angeles

By Michael Hesson in Los Angeles  |  2 years ago  |  0 comments

When it comes to Los Angeles museums, the words "free admission" have a certain ring. Imagine standing before a priceless van Gogh without having paid a dime. Think about strolling through the galleries and gardens filled with Roman statuary at the renowned Getty Villa without having to "make the most out of your money."

In Los Angeles, free days at museums aren't difficult to come by. In fact, so many LA museums offer free days that it's easy to enjoy some of LA's greatest treasures without spending any money at all. We know you're busy trying to have fun, so we've compiled this free museum guide.

Click to see the  Free Museum Guide for Los Angeles

via http://discoverlosangeles.com

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Museum Night, 15th of May 2010

By Michael Hesson in Anywhere  |  2 years ago  |  0 comments

Museum Night is an event initiated by France, held annually in May. This year, it is scheduled on the 15th of May. Many museums in Europe will be open until late on 15th May with a big selection of events going on.

Free admission for the public. City transport will be providing extra bus services for this occasion.

Special exhibitions, screenings, concerts and various performing arts will be prepared by over 120 cities throughout Europe.

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