A serious European collection in the quietest major museum in the city, a three-quarter-scale copy of a Paris palace, built over the city's old potter's field — seven hundred bodies were uncovered during the 1993 excavation.
The Exploratorium left the Palace of Fine Arts for Pier 15 in 2013, the Academy of Sciences was rebuilt in Golden Gate Park in 2008, and the zoo now comes with caveats worth stating.
Spain's twentieth-century art and Guernica: how the painting reached Madrid, the three Picassos that are not here at all, the Nouvel extension, and the Tuesday closure.
The collection that fills the gaps the Prado and Reina Sofia leave, how Spain came to own it, the Cassirer restitution case still before the courts, and where the Barcelona pictures went.
The royal collection of the kings of Spain: where the pictures came from, Las Meninas, Goya's Black Paintings, the extension that opened in 2007, and the free evening window.
The Hong Kong Story exhibition that older accounts describe closed on 19 October 2020. Its replacement, also called Hong Kong Story, opened on 1 April 2026 with ten galleries, over 2,800 exhibits and four stated themes. Admission is free and the museum closes on Tuesdays.
Two centuries of wax, from guillotine death masks to Lando Norris. What to expect at Madame Tussauds London, and what became of the planetarium next door.
The building closed in September 2025 until 2030, what has moved and what is still open, where the collection can be seen in the meantime, the architects older accounts never name, the colour code, and the corrections on the collection's size and the Warhol.
Hugo at the Place des Vosges, the exile that began in 1851 rather than 1848, the Chinese room he carved himself on Guernsey, his drawings, the funeral of 1885, and the thirty-six pavilions of the square outside.
Dippy left the main hall in 2017 and is on loan in Coventry until February 2027; a blue whale skeleton hangs in its place and the museum's gardens reopened in July 2024.
