Art forms
Ceramics, textiles, metalwork, furniture, and folk craft.
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United Kingdom · Regional
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery is known for Pre-Raphaelite painting, ceramics, and metalwork; it sits in the city centre and is free to enter Its Edwardian building faces Chamberlain Square.
United Kingdom · Regional
The Sainsbury Centre at the University of East Anglia in Norwich holds world art and modern works in a Norman Foster building; the permanent collection is free.
United Kingdom · Regional
The Hunterian at the University of Glasgow combines anatomy, coins, Mackintosh design, and paintings in its museum and art gallery; admission is free It spreads across several buildings on the Glasgow campus.
France · Regional
The Musée Unterlinden in Colmar is centred on the Isenheim Altarpiece and holds medieval, Renaissance, and modern collections A modern extension links the convent rooms to temporary exhibition spaces.
Germany · National
The Germanisches Nationalmuseum in Nuremberg covers German art and cultural history, including painting, sculpture, crafts, and musical instruments It is one of Germany's largest museums of cultural history.
Germany · Regional
The Museum der Universität Tübingen brings together archaeology, ethnography, and art from the university's centuries-old collections Its venues are spread across several historic buildings in the old town.
Italy · Regional
Museo di Capodimonte in Naples holds the Farnese paintings, Caravaggio, and Titian in a former Bourbon palace above the city The surrounding royal park overlooks the bay of Naples.
Italy · Regional
The MANN in Naples holds finds from Pompeii and Herculaneum, Roman sculpture, and frescoes, and is central to classical art study Its epigraphic and numismatic collections are equally important.
Italy · Regional
Musei Reali in Turin combines the royal palace, picture gallery, and archaeology collections of the Savoy dynasty Its ticket also covers the royal gardens and armory.
Switzerland · Regional
Geneva's Musée d'art et d'histoire is one of Switzerland's largest encyclopaedic museums, covering archaeology, painting, sculpture, furniture, and decorative arts across a vast historic building.
Portugal · National
Lisbon's National Museum of Ancient Art, in a former convent, is known for Portuguese painting and sculpture, gold and silverwork, and Asian decorative arts; its Nuno Gonçalves panels are a national treasure.
Portugal · Regional
Coimbra's Machado de Castro National Museum, in the former episcopal palace, holds religious sculpture, painting, and archaeology above a Roman cryptoporticus; its Romanesque and Gothic sculpture is outstanding.
Portugal · Regional
The Grão Vasco National Museum in Viseu centres on Renaissance altarpieces by Vasco Fernandes and Portuguese sacred art in a former seminary; it is a key museum in the Dão region.
Greece · Regional
Heraklion Archaeological Museum is Crete's principal archaeological museum, renowned for Minoan pottery, frescoes, goldwork, and stone sculpture; its collection spans thousands of years of island history.
Denmark · Regional
Thorvaldsens Museum in Copenhagen is devoted to Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen, showing his sculptures and drawings alongside Danish Golden Age painting and decorative arts in a purpose-built 1840s museum.
Poland · Regional
The National Museum in Wrocław, Lower Silesia, is strong in medieval religious art, Silesian painting, and Polish modern art, with several branches and a large decorative-arts collection.
Poland · Regional
The National Museum in Poznań, Greater Poland, holds Polish 19th-century painting, European art, and antiquities, plus an applied-arts department and a gallery of ancient art across several venues.
Poland · Regional
The National Museum in Gdańsk, on the Baltic Pomeranian coast, is known for Dutch and Flemish painting from the Hanseatic era, Polish modern art, and its photography gallery.
Hungary · Regional
The Zsolnay Museum in Pécs, southern Hungary, preserves the ceramics factory's decorative porcelain and Art Nouveau design, connecting local industrial history with applied art and the family's manufactory history.
Hungary · Regional
The Móra Ferenc Museum in Szeged, southern Hungary, combines archaeology, ethnography, and fine art, with Hungarian painting and prints among its notable holdings and local history displays.
Romania · Regional
The Cluj-Napoca Art Museum in Transylvania holds Romanian painting, European art, and the Bánffy family collections in a former baroque palace, with changing exhibitions and temporary shows.
Romania · Regional
The National Museum of Art in Timișoara, western Romania, is known for Corneliu Baba's work, Banat painting, and European art, housed in the baroque palace on Union Square.
Romania · Regional
The Iași Art Museum in eastern Romania occupies the Palace of Culture and holds Romanian painting, prints, and sculpture, with a collection rooted in the city's 1860 picture gallery.
Japan · National
Set beside Nara Park, this national museum centres on Buddhist art and Nara-period antiquities, with exhibition schedules, collection highlights, and visitor information online.
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