A small museum in Bruges, Belgium featuring mini-harps and performances by a harpist has topped a survey of the world’s top free attractions by tourism company Casago, which collected data from various sites on which attractions had the highest rate of five-star reviews.
The Luc Vanlaere Harpist-Mini Harp Museum achieved 94.54% five-star reviews for its exhibit of musical instruments and performances. According to Casago, “Composer and harp maker Vanlaere performs weekly concerts so visitors can share his music. In what can be a pricey city (the Bruges Beer Museum charges €18) numerous Tripadvisor reviewers are certainly thankful for this costless gem, with one calling it a ‘sound bath for the mind’.”
Other high-scoring free attractions include the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force (92.85%), Horseshoe Falls, Canada (92.7%), the U.S. National Infantry Museum (93.2%) and Lake Balacar, Mexico at 91.62%.
More information about Bruges’ Mini Harp Museum can be found on its website.
