Museums

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1 the Louvre 18 In 1793, the French gov't declared that the royal collections here should be open to the public
2 the Prado 13 This Madrid museum has the art collections of the Spanish Hapsburgs & Bourbon monarchs
3 the British Museum 12 Head to Bloomsbury in London to visit this national museum & its famous collection of mummies & other antiquities
4 The Rijksmuseum 12 Architect Pierre Cuypers designed this museum that houses Vermeer's "The Kitchen Maid"
5 the Guggenheim 11 NYC museum seen here:
6 the Hermitage 9 Visitors were once required to wear court costume at this Leningrad museum
7 Chicago 8 This Midwest city's Museum of Science & Industry has a coal mine & a submarine
8 the Smithsonian 8 The National Air & Space Museum & the National Museum of the American Indian are part of this Washington, D.C. complex
9 Oslo 7 The famous raft "Kon-Tiki" has its own museum in this city, Norway's capital
10 New Orleans 7 The old U.S. mint in this city houses a fine collection of Mardi Gras regalia
11 the Uffizi 7 This art gallery in Florence, Italy was originally built to be the Medicis' office
12 the Metropolitan Museum of Art 6 This NYC art museum has acquired over 1,000 musical instruments since 1980
13 Amsterdam 6 The Stedelijk Museum, known for its modern art, is in this city, also the home of the Rijksmuseum
14 the Field Museum 5 Bushman, a famous gorilla who once lived at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo, lives on forever at this nearby museum
15 Pablo Picasso 5 A collection of the art of this 20th century Spanish painter is housed at the Hotel Sale in Paris
16 Georgia O'Keeffe 5 In 1997 a museum devoted to this artist opened in Santa Fe, New Mexico
17 Andy Warhol 5 Here's an early work by this artist, from the Pittsburgh museum that's devoted to him
18 the Victoria and Albert Museum 5 Located on Cromwell Road & home to more than 2.8 million objects, it bears in part the name of a cousin of a British queen
19 the Holocaust Museum 4 James I. Freed's design for this Washington museum includes elements of concentration camp architecture
20 the Getty Museum 4 This Malibu, California museum, named for its oil magnate founder, is the world's richest
21 Surfing 4 Hang ten & head on over to a real lighthouse in Santa Cruz, Calif., home to a museum devoted to this sport
22 Pittsburgh 4 The Frick Art Museum & Sarah Scaife Gallery are high points of this Pennsylvania city
23 Nevada 4 This state's state museum is in the old Carson Mint building across the street from a casino
24 Munich 4 This German city's BMW-Museum features cars & motorcycles made by that company
25 Mozart 4 His Salzburg birthplace is that city's second-most heavily visited attraction
26 Gene Autry 4 This singing cowboy has a western heritage museum in Los Angeles' Griffith Park
27 Florence 4 Once the home of Italian kings, the Pitti palace in this city houses some of the world's great paintings
28 Casey Jones 4 To track down the truth about this legendary engineer, make tracks to his museum in Vaughn, Miss.
29 Akron 4 A statue of Chas. Goodyear holding hunks of rubber graces Goodyear's World of Rubber in this Ohio city
30 The Vatican 4 Small independent state in which you'd find the Gregorian Museum of Etruscan Art
31 Vincent Van Gogh 4 The museum of this 19th C. Dutch-born painter is on an Amsterdam street named for 17th C. painter Paulus Potter
32 the Museum of Modern Art 4 Van Gogh's "Starry Night" & some of Monet's water lily paintings hang here in Midtown Manhattan
33 MOMA (the Museum of Modern Art) 4 Alfred Barr Jr., the founding director of this museum, intended it to help people enjoy the visual arts of our time
34 Washington, D.C. 3 Dumbarton Oaks in this city boasts one of the world's finest collections of Byzantine art
35 Venice 3 While the Guggenheim Museum is in NYC, Peggy Guggenheim's collection is in this Italian city
36 Sue 3 The largest T. rex ever found, she's the old gal seenhereat the Field Museum in Chicago
37 Stockholm 3 Sweden's Ethnographical Nordic Museum is in this capital city
38 Philadelphia 3 You can find the Mummers Museum in this U.S. city famous for its Mummers
39 Ottawa 3 Canada's National Gallery in this city contains the world's most extensive collection of Canadian art
40 Oklahoma 3 The Woolaroc Museum near Bartlesville in this state is famous for its collection of Indian blankets
41 Oak Ridge 3 The first museum devoted entirely to atomic energy was opened in 1949 in this Eastern Tennessee town
42 New York City 3 Guinness says the world's largest single museum is this city's American Museum of Natural History
43 New York 3 Founded in 1988, the Lower East Side Tenement Museum honors the immigrants of this city
44 Michigan 3 Displays on transportation can be found at the Alfred P. Sloan, Jr. Museum in Flint in this state
45 Maine 3 Electric railroad equipment is exhibited at the Seashore Trolley Museum near Kennebunkport in this state
46 London 3 Sir Henry Tate, a sugar refining magnate, founded the museum now known as the Tate Gallery in this city
47 James Joyce 3 A Dublin museum devoted to this writer is housed in a tower used as a setting for his "Ulysses"
48 Isak Dinesen (Karen Blixen) 3 Her farmhouse in Kenya, now a museum, is in Karen, the Nairobi suburb named for her
49 Indianapolis 3 A furnished Hoosier log cabin can be found in the world's largest kids museum in this capital
50 Illinois 3 Clocks & other timepieces are on display in this state at the Time Museum in Rockford

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the Louvre (18) the Prado (13) the British Museum (12) the Guggenheim (11) The Rijksmuseum (9) the Hermitage (9) Chicago (8) the Smithsonian (8) Oslo (7) New Orleans (7) the Uffizi (6) the Metropolitan Museum of Art (6) Amsterdam (6) the Holocaust Museum (4) the Getty Museum (4) the Field Museum (4) Surfing (4) Pittsburgh (4) Nevada (4) Munich (4) Mozart (4) Gene Autry (4) Florence (4) Casey Jones (4) Akron (4) Vincent Van Gogh (4) Washington, D.C. (3) Venice (3) The Vatican (3) Sue (3)
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