Villa del Principe – Interni
Villa del Principe is a treasure chest in the heart of Genoa and a must see if you decide to discover the marvels of this city.
In this post you’ll find a list of the unmissable works at Villa del Principe.
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Before entering the Muvig I had never visited a virtual museum.
I’ll be frank: the idea of entering a virtual museum had never appealed to me, because I always thought that a museum should house real works and not reproductions.
I changed my mind after visiting the Muvig, the Museo Virtuale del Garofalo (the Virtual Museum of Garofalo) located few kilometers from Rovigo, and which is dedicated to the Renaissance painter Benvenuto Tisi, known as “Garofalo”.
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That’s why I liked this virtual museum and why I recommend it to you.
I admit I went to Sardinia to enjoy the sea and the beaches, but this island can offer pleasant surprises as regards museums.
So, I’ve decided to make a list of what to see in Sardinia, by breaking the mould and recommending 5 museums to see to you.
Sardinia has a varied museum offer, and is able to satisfy all your needs. You’ll find Phoenician-Punic and Roman archeological artifacts, and there are also medieval sites, industrial archaeology and museums devoted to great historical and literary figures who in Sardinia found a place to call home.
Thus, here are what to see in Sardinia, that is the list of the 5 most beautiful museums in Sardinia.
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There are many places in Europe to visit and to discover, but there are even more museums to visit which illustrate ancient stories rich in charm.
Some of the most interesting museums in Europe are located in very small countries which have a culture waiting to be discovered.
In this post you’ll find a list of 5 tiny countries in Europe, which have great museums housing real masterpieces.
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After the Uffizi Gallery, the Accademia Gallery is the most visited museum in Florence.
The reason is simple: it houses Michelangelo’s David and, despite many other masterpieces to admire, most visitors go to this museum only to admire this monumental statue.
