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Robin Irwin
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This museum won a European museum of the year 2022. It has an interactive audio tour on what is normal, outsider art and some introspective quizzes. It is all related to the mind, psychology and wellbeing.
The museum was a building that housed people that were mentally disturbed and/or had infectious diseases like leprosy.
Worth a visit!
The museum was a building that housed people that were mentally disturbed and/or had infectious diseases like leprosy.
Worth a visit!
This is dedicated to the casualties of the Royal Air Force in World War 1.
What I find interesting is the golden Eagle looking at the Millennium Eye.
What I find interesting is the golden Eagle looking at the Millennium Eye.
A lovely park along the tames that has everything for dog owners and Families.
I have seen the reviews about the lack of translations into other languages than German, however, each floor has paper translations of the exhibitions located at the entrence.
I do admit it is easily overlooked and I question if this is cost effective compared to the simple translation next to the exhibit pieces.
There is an alternative. If you have Google lense, you can make a picture of the local text and translate it in real time. It is very accurate.
Now, what has the museum to offer. Amazing perspectives for a country that has no colonial past. When I was visiting there was an exhibition about Buddha. Information was basic but enough to comprehend. What I was drawn to was the identity exhibition on the third floor. It shows the way of retaining a cultural identity during opression, which is something lauded in my opinion. Especially when it comes from an oppressive society or something with a colonial past.
I think this museum has potential, especially when you think that this country with no colonian past that has anthropological pieces from countries that have a colonial past.
I do admit it is easily overlooked and I question if this is cost effective compared to the simple translation next to the exhibit pieces.
There is an alternative. If you have Google lense, you can make a picture of the local text and translate it in real time. It is very accurate.
Now, what has the museum to offer. Amazing perspectives for a country that has no colonial past. When I was visiting there was an exhibition about Buddha. Information was basic but enough to comprehend. What I was drawn to was the identity exhibition on the third floor. It shows the way of retaining a cultural identity during opression, which is something lauded in my opinion. Especially when it comes from an oppressive society or something with a colonial past.
I think this museum has potential, especially when you think that this country with no colonian past that has anthropological pieces from countries that have a colonial past.
You have to wonder as a tourist if you're going to get a good meal, or are you going to be ripped off,,,,, Especially in a tourist place like Colmar. I'm happy to say our alfresco lunch was absolutely delicious and worth the visit.
We had the Entrecote with munster cheese sauce and an local Alsatian dish of very tender ham knee with a potato salad. The ham melted off the bone as if it was made of butter.
We had the Entrecote with munster cheese sauce and an local Alsatian dish of very tender ham knee with a potato salad. The ham melted off the bone as if it was made of butter.