Budget Travel has posted its list of the 12 most beautiful museums in the world. I have been to 8 of the 12 and I heartily agree.
You can find my piece on the Getty Museum on LA here.
Did they miss any?
The Storehouse isn’t just storage: It’s also about display, conservation and understanding
Samantha and her husband Gene checked out a few Big Boots while in Cheyenne, Wyoming
Jaguars are the topic of ProfessorAbe’s latest post, but it does not feature any wildlife photos.
One of the many lovely waterfalls you can enjoy in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California.
A dynamic life-like display of a bison hunt on the prairies is featured as today’s Pic of the Day.
Jonathan L walks Tucson’s Turquoise Trail to explore its history.
Jonathan L explores Tucson funky 4th Ave. shopping district
A lover of more intimate buildings, they might have called these the grandest, rather than most beautiful, as I see it. In the eye of the beholder and all that implies. A smaller building seems to tell me more, though, about the subjects on display and the origins of the building and collection. For instance, I much prefer the old Getty in Malibu to the new one shown in the link, more building than content by far, monument to ego. In any case, here are some I find more “beautiful.” http://www.musee-jacquemart-andre.comhttp://www.musee-delacroix.fr/fr/http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/575-wandsworth-road/ Possibly my all-time favorite, Leighton House in London:https://www.rbkc.gov.uk/subsit…m/aboutthehouse.aspx