Nicosia in Cyprus has a fairytale museum, open mornings Tues-Sat only. It's a two storey house converted to whimsical rooms, props and enormous books. They have costumes (admittedly for small children, mostly) so you can dress up while you're there. The museum door is within eyesight of one of the military observation towers/bases at the edge of the border between occupied and unoccupied Cyprus, which cuts through the city.
I've also been to a number of museums that are essentially 'history of the theme park you are currently visiting', and my favourite is Efteling's in the Netherlands. It's properly curated with little plaques beside displays and audio-visual presentations, plus one room of topical exhibition.
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Date: 2022-06-24 06:54 pm (UTC)I've also been to a number of museums that are essentially 'history of the theme park you are currently visiting', and my favourite is Efteling's in the Netherlands. It's properly curated with little plaques beside displays and audio-visual presentations, plus one room of topical exhibition.