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• The world’s strangest museums
Bunnies, bunnies everywhere, and in all forms: stuffed, ceramic, painted—even a few real ones. Not only does the onslaught of bunny paraphernalia in Pasadena, California’s aptly named Bunny Museum overwhelm the senses, but the 23,000-item ...
• Cultural quartet: 4 cities for fall travel
The Gettysburg Address, Babe Ruth’s bat and masterworks from Henry Moore and Winslow Homer. If any of the above piques your interest, you may want to add a few cities to your late-fall travel plans. In fact, with four new (or renovated) museums ...
• Creation Museum draws big crowds
The Creation Museum doesn't draw nearly as many visitors as the nation's top science museums, which boast larger facilities and government funding. The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington attracted 5.8 million visitors in ...
• Buenos Aires: Steak and the tango on a budget
They can take you to the city's best museums or famed soccer stadiums like Boca Juniors "Bombonera." Cicerones recommends reserving five days in advance and a donation of $10 per person for the three-to-four-hour tour. Divide the weekend by ...
• N.Y. card collection includes 6,356 decks
The collection is a significant addition to playing-card repositories held by libraries, museums and other institutions around the world. London's Guildhall Library has a similar-sized collection, curator John Fisher said; some other institutions ...