If you haven’t seen the movie In Bruges, you’re missing out on a darkly entertaining comedy that gives you a pretty authentic feel of what it’s…
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When I was a much smaller child I once went to the Museum of Miniatures in Los Angeles. MoM for short. I was soooo excited…
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Another brilliant free museum dedicated to modern art! It’s lovely because it’s more concerned about representing ideas than the actual thing you see. Here are…
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(AKA, a collection of trophies from a far-reaching empire) It’s a tale of two hearts in one body. One broken, for all the countries and…
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Chandeliers of massive proportions, made of hand blown glass? I couldn’t even begin to imagine what that might look like. I didn’t have to wonder…
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The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes and adjoining Museo de Arte Contemporaneo are free to the public, and during our last week here, it’s about…
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Pablo Neruda built his Santiago house as a place he could visit his secret love, Matilde Urrutia, and continue their affair. They built it together, and…
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We walked to the Museum of Memory and Human Rights on Sunday to learn about Chile’s history. The museum remembers and gives visibility to the human rights violations…
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We’re now in Santiago, Chile! Already experienced a few new foods: A Sunday stroll along the streets (closed to cars): And a museum:
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On the second story of the main post office in downtown San José is a tiny museum dedicated to Costa Rica’s postal history. El Museo Filatélico…
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