The Czech Museum of Music, part of the National Museum in Prague, displays a collection of musical instruments made by renowned Czech and international artisans. The ... read more
La Cervara Monastery of San Girolamo dates back to 1361, and is today in private hands. The abbey, surrounded by beautiful gardens, is open to the public for cultural, ... read more
The Landmark Arts Centre offers a year-round programme of concerts and other live events, exhibitions, fairs and arts classes. The magnificent building was constructed ... read more
Maisel Synagogue, part of the Jewish Museum in Prague, holds a permanent exhibition 'Jews in the Bohemian Lands, 10th-18th Century', displaying a wealth of ... read more
Melk Abbey, dating back to 1089, is one of the biggest and most beautiful European Baroque ensembles. It is famous worldwide, and part of UNESCO’s world cultural ... read more
The Musical Instruments Museum, part of The Royal Museums of Art and History, is internationally renowned for its exquisite collection of over 8,000 musical instruments. ... read more
The Museo di Roma in Trastevere, located in the former Carmelite monastery of Sant'Egidio, is dedicated to Roman Folklore and Roman poets. Its permanent ... read more
Ole Bull Museum Lysøen is the former summer residence of the Norwegian violin-virtuoso Ole Bull (1810-1880). The villa was built in 1873. The composer often invited ... read more
The St. Charles Borromeo Church is an extraordinary gem of cultural heritage. It was built in 1626 and is famous for its art works and concerts. Peter Paul Rubens (1577 ... read more
The Hugh Lane Museum dates back to the extraordinary collection of modern art, brought together by Sir Hugh Lane, and which he presented to the Dublin Corporation (now ... read more
Villa Tugendhat was built in 1929–1930 for Greta and Fritz Tugendhat, and was designed by the famous architect Mies van der Rohe. It is the only example of modern ... read more
The Vincas Kudirka Museum, a branch of the National Museum of Lithuania, is dedicated to Vincas Kudirka (1858 – 1899), poet, physician, and the author of both the ... read more
