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Museums and Galleries<br />

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...continued from page 31 its birth. Visitors will see the other exhibits. New exhibitions<br />

Museum housing musical<br />

instruments from all centuries<br />

and cultures, excellent sound<br />

system enabling you to hear<br />

exactly how the instruments<br />

sounded.<br />

Czech<br />

Republic<br />

Prague<br />

Museum of Applied Arts<br />

Tel: +4202 51093111<br />

Rich collection of glass, porcelain,<br />

furniture, silver and period<br />

costumes<br />

Mucha Museum<br />

Panská 7<br />

Tel: +420 221 45 13 33<br />

Fax: +420 221 45 14 14<br />

E-m: museum@mucha.cz<br />

Web: www.mucha.cz<br />

Opening hours: daily 10 a.m. – 6<br />

p.m.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Mucha Museum invites you<br />

to discover the works of the<br />

famous Czech artist, Alphonse<br />

Mucha (1860-1939), the Master<br />

of Art Nouveau. A comprehensive<br />

cross section of works loaned by<br />

the Mucha Foundation provides<br />

you with a unique view into the<br />

universe of the artist<br />

Denmark<br />

Roskilde<br />

<strong>The</strong> Viking Ship Museum<br />

Tel: +45 46 30 02 00<br />

Web: www.vikingeskibsmuseet.dk<br />

<strong>The</strong> setting for restored Viking<br />

ships sunk in the Roskilde Fjord<br />

around the year 1000<br />

France<br />

Amiens<br />

Maison de Jules Verne<br />

Tel: + 33 (0)3 22 45 45 75<br />

<strong>The</strong> house where Jules Verne<br />

lived from 1882 to 1900. From<br />

the winter garden to the attic,<br />

you can relive the adventures of<br />

his heroes, Phileas Fogg, Michel<br />

Strogoff, Captain Nemo and more<br />

Bohain-en-Vermandois<br />

La Maison familiale<br />

d’Henri Matisse<br />

Tel: + 33 03 23 60 90 54<br />

Fax: + 33 03 23 07 55 56<br />

Web: www.<br />

bohainenvermandois.fr<br />

Matisse grew up in this house<br />

and lived there until he was in<br />

his twenties. <strong>The</strong> Museum has<br />

Exhibitions, pictures, drawings,<br />

testimonies, about Matisse’s<br />

young life. Audio guides and<br />

guided tours are available in<br />

English. Free entrance.<br />

Cognac<br />

Musée des Arts du Cognac<br />

16100 COGNAC<br />

Tel: + 33 (0)545.32.07.25<br />

Fax: +33 (0)545.32.66.47<br />

Web: www.ville-cognac.fr<br />

E-m: musees.cognac@villecognac.fr<br />

Visitors are invited to penetrate<br />

the mysteries of the famous<br />

brandy - cognac, in the City of<br />

development of the industry as<br />

well as the economic and social<br />

background of the City and<br />

discover how Cognac is produced<br />

today<br />

Essoyes<br />

Du Côté des Renoir<br />

Tél.: 03.25.29.10.94<br />

www.renoir-aube-champagne.<br />

com<br />

Renoir’s wife, Aline Charigot,<br />

was born in Essoyes and the<br />

couple returned every summer<br />

to the house which belonged to<br />

the family. A €2 million cultural<br />

project has transformed Essoyes<br />

into ‘an artist’s village’<br />

Grasse<br />

Musee International de la<br />

Parfumerie<br />

Tel: +33 (0)4 97 05 58 00<br />

Devoted to safeguarding and<br />

promoting the international<br />

heritage of scents, aromas and<br />

perfumes, allows visitors to<br />

discover the unique history of<br />

the great perfume houses and<br />

producers.<br />

Wingen-Sur-Mode<br />

Musée Lalique<br />

67290 WINGEN-SUR-MODE<br />

Tél : + 33 (0)3 88 89 08 14<br />

Fax : +33 (0)3 88 03 42 75<br />

www.musee-lalique.com<br />

Opens July 2011 <strong>The</strong> museum is<br />

located near the Lalique crystal<br />

factory. 200 pieces from the local<br />

Lalique, Art Nouveau jewellery,<br />

Art Deco glasswork (including<br />

his perfume bottles) and around<br />

2,000 drawings, all from the<br />

Lalique company.<br />

Germany<br />

Berlin<br />

Berlin Wall Museum – Haus<br />

am Checkpoint Charlie<br />

Tel: +49(30)2537250<br />

Permanent exhibition “<strong>The</strong> wall<br />

from 1961 to today” photos,<br />

paintings, examples of escape<br />

methods used. Guides include<br />

witnesses of the period<br />

Giengen/Brenz<br />

Die Welt Von Steiff<br />

Teddy Bear Museum<br />

Tel: +49 (0) 73 22 / 13 15 00<br />

Fax: +49 (0) 73 22 / 13 17 00<br />

Web: www.die-welt-von-steiff@<br />

steiff.de<br />

<strong>The</strong> legendary Teddy bear was<br />

born in 1902. Since then, Steiff<br />

animals with the famous “Button<br />

in Ear” have travelled all over<br />

the world. Margarete Steiff’s<br />

home now has a museum which is<br />

dedicated to her life and work.<br />

Located between Stuttgart and<br />

Würzburg. Tours by appointment<br />

Stuttgart<br />

Mercedes-Benz Museum<br />

Tel: +49 (0) 711 17 30 000<br />

Fax: +49 (0) 711 17 30 400<br />

Web: www.mercedes-benz.<br />

com/museum<br />

<strong>The</strong> new Museum presents<br />

the 120 year history of the<br />

automotive industry with 160<br />

vehicles and more than 1500<br />

regularly presented Coach<br />

parking adjacent<br />

New Porsche Museum<br />

Porscheplatz 1<br />

Tel: +49 (0)711 911 20911<br />

Fax: +49 (0)711 911 20356<br />

E-m: info.museum@porsche.de<br />

In addition to world-famous,<br />

iconic vehicles such as the 356,<br />

550, 911, and 917, the exhibits<br />

include some of the outstanding<br />

technical achievements of<br />

Professor Ferdinand Porsche from<br />

the early 20th century.<br />

Zwickau<br />

Robert Schumann Haus<br />

Tel: +49 375 / 215 269<br />

Born here in 1810, its permanent<br />

exhibition in eight rooms and<br />

the world’s largest collection<br />

of Schumann documents, his<br />

birthplace is a major point of<br />

attraction for tourists, music<br />

lovers and musicologists from all<br />

over the world.<br />

Hungary<br />

Near Budapest<br />

Caprice Diamond Museum<br />

Tel: +36 26 302512<br />

Here watch the manufacturing<br />

process, from diamond polishing<br />

to seeing them set into jewellery<br />

Budapest<br />

Museum of Ethnography<br />

www.neprajz.hu<br />

Tel: +361 473 2400<br />

<strong>On</strong>e of Europe’s largest specialist<br />

museums with 139,000 Hungarian<br />

and 53,000 international art<br />

exhibits, permanent exhibition<br />

Folk Culture of the Hungarians<br />

<strong>The</strong> House of Hungarian<br />

Art Nouveau<br />

Honvéd u. 3<br />

Tel: + 00361 269 4622<br />

Opened 2007. <strong>The</strong> permanent<br />

exhibition consists of paintings,<br />

furniture, ornaments and<br />

interiors, also offers a shop and<br />

cafe<br />

Italy<br />

Florence<br />

Galleria dell’ Accademia<br />

Tel: +39 055 238 86 09<br />

Founded in 1563, this was the first<br />

school of art in Europe, it displays<br />

Michelangelo’s David (1504). <strong>The</strong>re<br />

are also a range of paintings from<br />

the 13th to the 19th Century with<br />

works by Botticelli, Lippi and<br />

Perugino<br />

Milan<br />

Castello Sforzesco<br />

Tel: +39 02 62 08 39 40<br />

Originally built in 1450, the<br />

halls are decorated in frescos,<br />

there are libraries, museums<br />

and fine collections of furniture,<br />

archaeology, antiques and paintings<br />

Rome<br />

Villa Borghese & Gallerie<br />

Borghese<br />

Tel: +39 06 32 81 01<br />

<strong>The</strong> 17Century Villa houses works<br />

by Bernini, Botticelli, Carvaggio,<br />

Raphael and Perugino<br />

You can see all editions of the Guide and magazine at www.ontheroad.co.uk<br />

<strong>The</strong> Vatican Museums<br />

Tel: +39 06 6988 3333<br />

Web: www.roma.2000.it<br />

<strong>The</strong>re are 21 different museums,<br />

chapels, collections and galleries<br />

within the Vatican City and<br />

include:-<br />

Egyptian Museum<br />

Tel: +39 06 6988 3333<br />

Includes Roman statues from<br />

1st and 2nd Century AD together<br />

with sarcophagi and mummies.<br />

Egyptian statues, ceramics<br />

tablets and seals<br />

Sistine Chapel<br />

Tel: +39 06 6988 3333<br />

<strong>The</strong> site where the conclave<br />

for the election of popes are<br />

held. Built between 1475-1481,<br />

the frescoes were created by<br />

Perugino, Botticelli, Roselli and<br />

Ghirlandaio and their assistants.<br />

<strong>The</strong> barrel vaulted ceiling was<br />

painted by Michelangelo as was<br />

the painting behind the alter the<br />

Last Judgement<br />

Venice<br />

Peggy Guggenheim<br />

Collection<br />

Tel: +39 041 520 62 88<br />

When she died in 1979, she left<br />

her entire private collection of<br />

20th Century art including works<br />

by Picasso, Kandiskji, Klee, Dali<br />

and Jackson Pollock housed in<br />

the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni. <strong>The</strong><br />

gardens display the sculptures by<br />

Arp, Moore, Giacometti and Ernst<br />

Ireland -<br />

Northern<br />

Ulster American Folk Park<br />

Castetown, Omagh<br />

County Tyrone<br />

Tel: +44 (0)28 8224 3292<br />

Web: www.magni.org.uk<br />

<strong>The</strong> open air museum tells the<br />

story of emigration from Ulster<br />

to America in the 18th & 19th<br />

centuries and provides visitors<br />

with a "living history" experience<br />

on its outdoor site. Costumed<br />

demonstrators go about their<br />

everyday tasks in the traditional<br />

manner in authentically furnished<br />

Old and New World buildings.<br />

Ulster Folk and Transport Museum<br />

Ireland -<br />

Southern<br />

Dublin<br />

National Museum of<br />

Ireland – Archeology and<br />

History<br />

Tel: +353 1 677 7444<br />

Artefacts from 7000BC to the<br />

20 th Century. Also the “<strong>Road</strong> to<br />

independence” exhibition 1919-<br />

1921<br />

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