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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 ...
• 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 ...
• Best learning holidays for kids
... Ashley Ganz, owner of Artisans of Leisure, a tour operator in New York. She has arranged drawing sessions with anime artists in Japan and lessons in hieroglyphics in Egypt. “But they want to keep it fun. They don’t want a lot of time in museums
• Museum intruders damage Monet painting
Albanel said she would seek improved security in museums and stronger sanctions against those who desecrate art. The break-in occurred as Paris held its annual all-night festival, which brings thousands of people into the streets for music, exhibits ...
• What an expensive piece of scrap!
It was removed in 1983 to make room for new elevators and was cut into 24 pieces that were auctioned off to museums and collectors around the world. One section remains on display at the Eiffel Tower, while others are owned by the Statue of Liberty ...