The 10 best museums in Europe

1. Kunsthalle, Düsseldorf

If you like surprises, this is the place to be! In fact, the Kunsthalle does not have its own collection, but is used for changing exhibitions of modern art. More information about travelling to Dusseldorf
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2. The National Gallery, London

A picturesque building with an even more beautiful collection of painting. You can admire more than 2,000 works there. And not the least of them: Van Gogh's Sunflowers, Claude Monet's Water Lily Pond and a self-portrait by Rembrandt are just a few examples of the magnificent collection. Admission is free. For more information, visit the website.
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3. British Museum, London

How long does it take to view 8 million pieces from ancient and contemporary civilisations? Lucky for you, 5 million are in the depot, otherwise a visit to the British Museum would be a hopeless task.
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4. Palais des Beaux Arts, Lille

Also known as the Museum of Fine Arts. Ideal for those who like variety, because there are different styles, different artists and different periods on display. That does not apply if you choose the train! Visit the website
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5. MAS, Antwerp

With the help of 500,000 exhibits get to know Antwerp in the world and the world of Antwerp. And at the top 10th floor you can spend a moment enjoying the breathtaking views of this beautiful city on the Scheldt. Of course, you should travel there by train, if only because of the station. This is a museum in itself! For more information go to the MAS website.
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6. Centre Pompidou, Paris

Let's start, walking around this curious building that seems to be turned inside out. Inside you will find the largest collection of modern art in Europe. With sculptures, paintings, books, films, music and much more! By train you can quickly travel to the center of Paris and you are in Centre Pompidou in no time.
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7. Musee d'Orsay, Paris

From the station in Paris you will travel to a beautiful station building from 1900. This is where this museum is located. That is great, of course, especially for lovers of 19th century sculptures and impressionist paintings! Get on that train! Visit the website for more information.
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8. Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Brussels

Idolate of visual art? The Royal Museum of Fine Arts has a prestigious collection of 20,000 works of art. Amai! Don't waste your time and get to Brussels quickly! Visit the website here.
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9. Louvre, Paris

The most famous smile in the world, you have to see it with your own eyes! Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa is the absolute showpiece of the Louvre and will undoubtedly put a smile on your face. Don't stay too long, because this museum still has 35,000 objects that you can marvel at. Travel there by train and you will arrive in the heart of the city! Visit the Louvre website here.
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10. Pergamon Museum, Berlin

Pergamon Museum The Pergamon Museum features full-scale ancient structures, including the facade of the Mschatta Caliphate Palace from Jordan and the Market Gate of Miletus. On the first Sunday of the month, museum admission is often free. You will have to pay for special exhibitions. Young people from the EU up to 25 years old can also enter most museums for free in Berlin.

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