Right Pick

Don’t waste your time on museums that don’t align with your interests, especially if it’s extremely limited. You’re going to spend at least an hour or two in each one, so do proper research and pick a couple that you’re most passionate about.

Multi-Pass

Do you want to visit a lot of museums in a couple of days, but have a hard time deciding which ones? Not a problem. That’s exactly what museum passes are made for since they allow you to visit multiple museums with a single card.

Useful Discounts

Some museums offer free or reduced admission on certain days, but even if that’s not the case – it’s still possible to save some money. Discounts for certain groups, including students, are also available and you might end up saving up to 50% with your card.

The post Money-Saving Tips Every Museum Lover Should Know About appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

The museum has a modern art collection that also includes sculptures in the garden. You won’t have to go far for a snack since they also have a cafe in the garden area with great coffee. If you want some fresh air, simply step outside to the patio to gaze at the green scenery sprouting around.

Andy Warhol Art

The museum holds a big private art collection, including this timeless piece by Andy Warhol.

Unwind Outside

After browsing through the modern art collections, you can give your feet a break outdoors and appreciate the tranquility of their small pond. It’s also a nice place to people-watch while pondering on the last artwork you just saw.

Degas’ Sculptures

The museum also features a special collection on Edgar Degas – a French artist who works in the 19th century and is popularly known for his paintings, sculptures, and prints.

There’s also an assortment of other impressionist artists if this style is more up your alley.

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Cologne Chocolate Museum

The largest chocolate museum in the world is located in Cologne, and it will give you three floors of chocolate history to explore.

Barcelona Chocolate Museum

Museu de la Xocolata in Barcelona will win you over with adorable chocolate structures that look so realistic you’ll forget what they’re made of.

Hershey’s Chocolate World

This museum in Hershey, Pennsylvania celebrates America’s favorite chocolate brand, and offers a series of fun activities.

Choco-Story Bruges

Bruges is one of the world’s centers of chocolate delicacy, and going to this museum is a must the next time you visit this Belgian city.

Maison Cailler Broc

Switzerland  has the highest per capita consumption of chocolate in the world, and number of chocolate factories open to visitors is pretty much limitless, but this one gets our vote.

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Take Breaks

Travelers usually buy museum passes in an attempt to save money, but this also means you have to cover a lot of ground in a day or two. There’s nothing wrong with that, but make sure to take breaks between separate visits.

Don’t Go Alone

If you have someone willing to join you, make sure you don’t go alone. The time goes faster when you’re engaged in conversation about the pieces you like as you move on to the next ones.

Dress Comfortably

Buying a museum pass means you’ll be spending a whole day in different museums, so make sure to dress in layers and wear comfortable shoes.

Use Audio Guide

Audio guides will set a pace for your visit and provide you with enough background information to appreciate each piece you see. You can even admire them from a far while listening to your guide.

The post Best Ways to Avoid Museum Fatigue During Your Next Trip appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Right Pick

Don’t waste your time on museums that don’t align with your interests, especially if it’s extremely limited. You’re going to spend at least an hour or two in each one, so do proper research and pick a couple that you’re most passionate about.

Multi-Pass

Do you want to visit a lot of museums in a couple of days, but have a hard time deciding which ones? Not a problem. That’s exactly what museum passes are made for since they allow you to visit multiple museums with a single card.

Useful Discounts

Some museums offer free or reduced admission on certain days, but even if that’s not the case – it’s still possible to save some money. Discounts for certain groups, including students, are also available and you might end up saving up to 50% with your card.

The post Money-Saving Tips Every Museum Lover Should Know About appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

The museum has a modern art collection that also includes sculptures in the garden. You won’t have to go far for a snack since they also have a cafe in the garden area with great coffee. If you want some fresh air, simply step outside to the patio to gaze at the green scenery sprouting around.

Andy Warhol Art

The museum holds a big private art collection, including this timeless piece by Andy Warhol.

Unwind Outside

After browsing through the modern art collections, you can give your feet a break outdoors and appreciate the tranquility of their small pond. It’s also a nice place to people-watch while pondering on the last artwork you just saw.

Degas’ Sculptures

The museum also features a special collection on Edgar Degas – a French artist who works in the 19th century and is popularly known for his paintings, sculptures, and prints.

There’s also an assortment of other impressionist artists if this style is more up your alley.

The post This Californian Museum Has a Stunning Modern Art Collection appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Cologne Chocolate Museum

The largest chocolate museum in the world is located in Cologne, and it will give you three floors of chocolate history to explore.

Barcelona Chocolate Museum

Museu de la Xocolata in Barcelona will win you over with adorable chocolate structures that look so realistic you’ll forget what they’re made of.

Hershey’s Chocolate World

This museum in Hershey, Pennsylvania celebrates America’s favorite chocolate brand, and offers a series of fun activities.

Choco-Story Bruges

Bruges is one of the world’s centers of chocolate delicacy, and going to this museum is a must the next time you visit this Belgian city.

Maison Cailler Broc

Switzerland  has the highest per capita consumption of chocolate in the world, and number of chocolate factories open to visitors is pretty much limitless, but this one gets our vote.

The post 5 Chocolate Museums Every Food Lover Should Visit appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Take Breaks

Travelers usually buy museum passes in an attempt to save money, but this also means you have to cover a lot of ground in a day or two. There’s nothing wrong with that, but make sure to take breaks between separate visits.

Don’t Go Alone

If you have someone willing to join you, make sure you don’t go alone. The time goes faster when you’re engaged in conversation about the pieces you like as you move on to the next ones.

Dress Comfortably

Buying a museum pass means you’ll be spending a whole day in different museums, so make sure to dress in layers and wear comfortable shoes.

Use Audio Guide

Audio guides will set a pace for your visit and provide you with enough background information to appreciate each piece you see. You can even admire them from a far while listening to your guide.

The post Best Ways to Avoid Museum Fatigue During Your Next Trip appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.