A museum is a whole work of art with its own face and emotional atmosphere.
Visits to various museums are usually based on viewing exhibits, be it paintings, jewelry, weapons, sculptures, archaeological finds, and much more. But a museum can also be the building itself or complexes that carry historical, architectural and artistic value. Such museums attract their attention with stucco decorations.
The Alhambra
This is an architectural and park complex located in the Spanish city of Granada, created in the 13th century. This complex was repeatedly destroyed and was finally restored in the 19th century. Now the territory of the complex is a tourist area.
Augustusburg and Falkenlust
The palace and the castle are a single complex and are located in the German town of Bruhl. The buildings are made in the Baroque style, built in the 18th century. Today they are included in the UNESCO list as a world heritage.
Buckingham Palace
It was built in the 17th century in England and is the official residence where various events are held. In addition, the palace constantly updated exhibition collections of jewelry, paintings, prints, books, weapons, furniture.
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey or St. Peter's Cathedral Church is located in the English city of Westminster. The construction of the church was lengthy and lasted from the 7th-9th centuries. The interior is made in the Gothic style.
Fontainebleau Palace
This palace near Paris, begins its history in 1137 and was the residence of the monarchs. The decoration of the palace is so unusual that there was a "fonteblo-style" which includes metal, wood, painting, stucco molding and sculpture.
Hermitage
Located in St. Petersburg, it was founded in 1764 and is one of the richest museums in the world. The interiors of the palace include precious stones, gilding, art painting and stucco molding. In addition, various exhibits, sculptures, paintings, coins, etc.
