Gyeongbukgong Palace
There are a handful of 500-600 year old palaces that dot central Seoul and of them the most popular is Gyeongbukgong. However you are pronouncing that in your head is…
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Powerhouse Museum
We made a detour over to the Powerhouse Museum to see an exhibit of the famous dresses and even more famous hats that Isabella Blow wore when she was alive.…
Musee Rodin
Rats. Under construction and nearly inaccessible. The main house is completely shut down and you only have access to the grounds (which no doubt are beautiful) so a bit disappointing.…
Musee d’Orsay
Round two of our museum days. The major museums aren’t open every day so you have to carefully schedule when you attend. The Louvre is closed on Tuesdays, so we…
Now at the Musee d’Orsay
Look who’s at the Musee d’Orsay right now – it’s the Femme en Verte (Dora). Certainly one of Picasso’s most vivid paintings, she is on loan to the Musee d’Orsay…
Victoria & Albert Museum
A shockingly good museum, if you haven’t been. We practically had to wear rollerskates as we ran through it, but ultimately we only have 3 1/2 days in London so…
British Museum
This place has been beautifully updated with the new great court that has been enclosed. Such a sexy space now, and a dramatic entry into one of the world’s most…
Tate Modern
How can I say this delicately? How about this: We found this to be a place challenged by its reputation. Because to be honest the Modern Wing at the Art…