  The Louvre is one of those museums that, even though you know you’ll never make it through the entire thing, you still go if only to peak inside. The museum is massive, housed in the Palais du Louvre (once the former fortress of kings until Louis XIV chose to relocate the monarchy seat to Versailles) and […]  The British Museum The British Museum is probably most known for its Egyptian wing, which spans seven permanent galleries including its largest exhibition space room 4. Highlights include the Rosetta stone, colossal bust of Ramesses II and limestone bust of Amenhotep III, along with countless other mummies and sarcophagi. Despite its massive size, the British […] Thanks for this amazing article about the British Museum. I visited on my last trip to this museum when I stayed at the Grand Plaza Hotel London, which was close to it and to travel that amazing building was so easy for me. […] ‘Great Court’ and features two flanking marble staircases leading up to the original Reading Room. All in all, the British Museum is definitely a must see if you’re in London! (I also highly […] test test test view 2 testing  Here’s a quick NYC post in between all the London pics. If you’re in town on a Sunday, take a ride aboard the vintage MTA holiday train which runs between 2nd avenue and queens plaza. It’s a perfectly festive ride for anyone headed to the holiday market shops in Bryant Park! test test […] subway tokens. If you’re not looking to trek to Brooklyn for a full visit, you can check out the Holiday Train that runs in the wintertime on select train lines – it’s super fun to hop on a vintage subway […] […] Union Square, Bryant Park and Columbus Circle have fun Holiday Markets. There’s also a unique vintage NYC holiday train that you can ride! It’s a special subway route and fun for […] […] Christmas & New York City’s Holiday Train […] […] Christmas & New York City’s Holiday Train […] […] the woods and they put on a little winter wonderland for the children (so it sounds nicer than the NYC Holiday Train which is underground in a smelly old subway tube […] |
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Stunning photos! I have always wanted to see the Victory of Samothrace statue at the Louvre. I hope to be able to visit soon!
it’s beautiful statue! don’t visit too soon though, its currently not in the museum and under repairs ;)
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