There is nothing more enjoyable than visiting Europe and wandering among its beautiful sights and the amazing museums it houses, as arts and culture lovers find their passion in these charming tours.
Among the most prestigious museums and modern and modern museums, Europe offers its visitors many opportunities to enjoy history and art and learn about the many secrets of life in picturesque museums.
Today, we are getting acquainted with you with a group of the most important museums in Europe that should be on your list for a visit.
Natural History Museum
The Natural History Museum is located in London and serves as a scientific exhibition of nature. The museum was established in 1881 to show the history of the earth in the different eras of various creatures.
The museum includes skeletons of dinosaurs and other extinct creatures. It also contains 80 million specimens of various plants, animals and insects, some of which date back to the era of the world Charles Darwin in addition to books and scientific manuscripts that examine the history of the earth and creatures.
Louvre Museum
The Louvre Museum is the most famous museum in the world because it contains tremendous treasures of human heritage in various civilizations and patterns of art and culture.
The museum includes exhibits of the most famous historical world paintings, sculptures, monuments and documents of various civilizations such as Babylon, Assyria and the Pharaonic civilization.
The museum has become more famous and important by the addition of the famous Mona Lisa to the list of its holdings, and the museum is proud of a whole section of the Pharaonic monuments that include mummies, sculptures and papyri.
Vatican Museums
The Vatican Museum complex houses a vast wealth of historical art masterpieces that chronicle an important era in church history and art in modern times.
The Vatican Museums were established in 1506 and include paintings, icons and historical religious sculptures gathered from several cathedrals around the world. They also include paintings by famous artists such as Raphael, Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo and the finest artistic products of the Renaissance and subsequent ages.
The British Museum
The British Museum was established in London in 1753 and is considered one of the most important museums in the world. The museum includes 13 million pieces between sculptures, manuscripts, monuments and other features of various civilizations.
The museum was built in the Greek style, drawing inspiration from ancient Greek wisdom and knowledge. The visitor can enjoy watching exhibits from the civilizations of Babylon, Assyria, Pharaonic civilization, medieval monuments, Vikings, Romen, Greek and Asian antiquities.
Uffizi Museum
The Uffizi Museum is one of the oldest and most important art museums for the art world and it is located inside the Palazzo degli Uffizi in Florence, Italy where it was established in 1581.
The museum includes more than 100 paintings and artwork from the most important artistic ages such as the Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo and receives approximately 2 million tourists annually.
Louvre Museum
Vatican Museum
Louvre Museum
Uffizi Museum
Uffizi Museum
Vatican Museum
Vatican Museum
The British Museum
The British Museum
Masterpieces of the Louvre
Natural History Museum
Natural History Museum
The British Museum
