Museum of Modern Art w Warszawie – The Vistula Museum
A striking contemporary pavilion by Austrian architect Adolf Krischanitz, opened in 2017 to house experimental exhibitions for Warsaw’s Museum of Modern Art on the Vistula riverfront.
MNW – The National Museum in Warsaw
Poland’s largest museum, founded in 1862, housing ancient art, Old Master paintings, and Polish works in a modernist 1938 building. Significant wartime losses partially recovered.
Liszt Ferenc Memorial Museum
The former Budapest home of composer Franz Liszt, opened as a museum in 1986, displays his personal documents, furnishings, and performance pianos within a Renaissance house adorned with bas-reliefs of musical masters.
Budapest History Museum
Budapest’s primary museum documenting the city’s history since its 1873 unification, housed in the Buda Castle complex.
Musée Naval de Monaco
Maritime museum in Monaco displaying over 250 naval objects and ship models, including pieces from Prince Rainier III’s private collection.
Egyptian Museum Munich
Munich’s Egyptian Museum holds a distinguished collection tracing back to Renaissance Duke Albert V, currently in temporary quarters while a new building rises in the Kunstareal.
Oceanographic Museum of Monaco
Prince Albert I’s oceanographic museum on Monaco’s Rock, founded in 1889, houses 6,000 marine specimens and remains Europe’s foremost center for Mediterranean marine research.
Deutsches Museum in Munich
The world’s largest science and technology museum, founded in 1903 on Munich’s Museum Island, houses 28,000 objects across 50 disciplines and welcomes 1.3 million visitors yearly.
Kunsthistorisches Museum of the history of art of Wien
Vienna’s greatest art museum houses masterworks from the Egyptian galleries to Caravaggio, Vermeer and Rubens, displayed in a monumental Renaissance-palace on the Ringstrasse.
Wien Museum Karlsplatz
Vienna’s principal museum of city history and art, housing collections from the Neolithic period to the mid-20th century with particular emphasis on 19th-century works including Gustav Klimt.