Spain
This museum is small, so don't expect it to take more than about 45 minutes to explore, but it has some great Picasso pieces from his time spent in Barcelona at the beginning of his careers (from age 14-23). If you love Picasso, this is probably a can't-miss.
Italy | Sicily
Agrigento's archaeological museum houses a large collection of Greek and Roman artifacts, including urns, statues, and sarcophagi. The main attraction is a massive statue, one of many that once adorned the sides of the temple to Zeus that stood at the end of the Valley of the Temples.
Panama
When most people think of Panama, they think of the Panama canal and here's your chance to see it. The Miraflores Visitors Center offers fantastic outdoor viewing decks of ships passing through the locks and you can admire the entire (long) process.
Panama
Panama Viejo hosts the ruins of the original Panama City founded in 1519 by Spanish conquistadors and the first European settlement on the Pacific. As a UNESCO world heritage site in the middle of a r…
France
Lyon was the "capital of the Resistance" under the Vichy regime during WWII and Nazi occupation - the Traboulis offered a great way to avoid capture. The museum is in the same building the Gestapo use…
France
This is a fascinating museum of the charity hospital of Beaune which was founded in 15th century.
Ireland
This is a great museum - even if you are generally not a fan of museums you should see this one. Started in 1877 as a repository for the nation's treasures, it's filled with beautiful Celtic metalwork…
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Located in outer Sarajevo, this museum near the airport is a fascinating look at Sarajevo during the war.
Croatia
This museum is very cool. It hosts a collection of true stories of couples who have broken up around the world and displays their story and corresponding item that represented the relationship (some of them are very odd). It's fascinating to read through the hundreds of stories in the museum (they rotate them frequently).
Croatia
This museum was shockingly fantastic and is totally worth the visit. It features expressionistic paintings by untrained Croatian peasant artists between the 1930s-1980s. Evidently in the 19th century the art world began embracing self-trained artists.
