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This small Japanese art gallery is famous as a park, and you can go in at any time.

In the sunny atrium, there is a swimming pool designed by the Argentine artist Leandro Erlich: you can walk underwater with your clothes on ~

Looking down, it seems bottomless. In fact, water only flows on transparent glass with a depth of 10cm.

Under water, a water space is created. Standing by the pool, you can catch a glimpse of the vague figure inside, and the tourists are separated by water. This incredible illusion is quite cool and interesting.

Venue: Kanazawa 438+0 Century Art Museum, Kanazawa Hirosaka, Japan.

2. Ice cream museum

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First of all, visitors can get a cup of vanilla ice cream sprinkled with fruit, cotton candy and flavored with guava and lime for free as soon as they enter the door.

This is just an appetizer. Every week, one of the most famous ice cream shops in new york is selected to provide free ice cream to tourists. The ice cream shop where you can stay is definitely the best!

If the giant ice cream in Thailand used to be big and delicious, the ice cream here is definitely several times bigger than it. It is said that this is the largest sundae in the world.

In addition to the above, there are candy bathtubs, candy balloons and chocolate factories, which can completely satisfy all your fantasies about sweetness!

Or you can turn into an ice cream ball and sit in a spoon and take a sweet picture?

This place is the ice cream museum that opened in new york last year. Although it's a little far from us, we still have a dream. What if it comes true ~

3. Tintin Museum?

Speaking of this museum, I'm really a little shy ~ but it's definitely an amazing experience! Icelandic JJ museum, the scientific name is Icelandic penis museum.

Here's the story. The curator of this museum is an Icelandic. His name is Siegel? When your Harta Sen went to the countryside as a child, he received a JJ-a bullwhip to drive away animals.

Later, when I grew up, I became a principal. 1974 The teacher of their school worked in a nearby fishing station during the summer vacation and brought him back a whale's penis to amuse him.

Unexpectedly, he came up with this interesting idea instead. It is better to collect the penises of various animals! Finally, enough penises have been accumulated slowly, and this museum was established in 1997!

Now, the curator is Siegel? Ur Hjartarson's son took over and now has a collection of more than 200 pieces. At present, it should be the only museum with this theme and a certain number in the world, and their collections are all from Iceland.

Official website: phallus.is/en/ (need to climb over the wall)

Their locations: Laugavegur 1 16, 10 1 Reykjavik.

4. Meixiu Art Museum Meisui Museum

This museum is relatively small. You can find it in the beehive. Although not many people have been there, the evaluation is very good. Many people who go there are Japanese natives.

The miracle mainly lies in its architectural design. It was designed by I.M. Pei, an American Chinese, with reference to Tao Yuanming's Peach Blossom Garden. The design concept is to be integrated with nature.

Upon arrival, you need to go through an oval tunnel to get to the real exhibition hall. You can walk by yourself or take the battery car provided by the art museum.

This is the inside of the tunnel, which is very interesting. As soon as I entered, I felt very modern, a bit like an interstellar picture, and like an aquarium. When I arrived at the exit, there was a sudden strong light.

Location and ticket information: Located in the forest of Xinle Town Nature Reserve, Kaga City, Shiga Prefecture, Japan. It's convenient to take JR from Kyoto Station to Shishan Station and take the "Imperial Bus" after getting off.

However, it should be noted that the bus runs every hour at 9: 10 at the earliest, and so on. I found it on Google Maps (please search miho museum, but I can't find it in Chinese).

MIHO MUEUM official website: http://www.miho.or.jp/

Admission: adult 1 100 yen.

5. Breakup Museum

Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, is a city famous for its many museums, many of which are "memory galleries" full of stories or private collections.

On the wall at the entrance, there is an LED map of the world, which shows the location of the breakup stories collected in the museum with white spots. Does the wrinkled map plane imply the ups and downs of human feelings?

In the cafe behind the wall, a big word "kiss" stung my eyes. Perhaps most foreigners can't understand this strange Chinese character, but when an oriental who can read Chinese characters visits, he can feel a deeper gloom.

This is the story of a Filipino girl: when she was a student, she liked to watch "Moka Girl Sakura". Later, she met a boy who studied painting. He loves her so much that he always paints her as a comedy heroine and dresses her in every episode of Moka Girl KINOMOTO SAKURA.

But in the end, they broke up. The girl treasured those portraits to commemorate this dead love. Now that she has a child, she has decided to leave everything behind and start a new life.

This museum shows not only the withered or disappeared love between lovers, but also the word "breakup", such as a farewell letter written by a mother to her child before committing suicide. A father gave his little daughter a photo frame, and later her daughter moved away from home and never saw her father again. .....

Venue: Zagreb, Croatia.

6, whale skeleton

Last month, the Natural History Museum in London received its first major renovation since the 1970s.

Instead of the dinosaur in the city hall, which has been called Dippy for many years, it is a giant blue whale skeleton named Hope.

Bye, Dippy

Feel blue

A huge skeleton hangs in the air of the hall, and this dead, by far the largest mammal watches tourists enter the venue, and a new museum era opens.

Venue: London Museum of Natural History

7. Stick your head in it

This is actually a miniature museum, so you don't have to go out to see the art exhibition.

Artist Tezi Gabunia's miniature art gallery plans to turn four famous art galleries, such as Saatchi Gallery, Louvre Gallery, tate modern Gallery and Gaoguxuan Gallery, into miniature installations by downsizing.

Visitors need to stick their heads in the door of the mini-art gallery and re-appreciate those peerless paintings from a strange perspective. At the same time, the viewers themselves will become part of the works of art ~

8. Not only humans can watch exhibitions.

Who said that art galleries are designed for human beings? In London, England, dogs also have their own art exhibitions ~

Dominic willcocks, a British dog designer, has designed a series of artistic devices for dogs to watch and play, encouraging owners to bring more pets to play, so that happy dogs will be healthier and more caring.

We all know that dogs' eyes can see different colors from humans, so all the paintings in this art museum are painted in their visible spectral colors, and the height is specially designed.

There are also some equipment specially designed for dogs, such as a bowl filled with dog food 10 times as big, and a giant electric fan will blow out the smell of meat strips for dogs to smell ~

It's a paradise for dogs!

Designer's sketch

Venue: London, dog art exhibition.

9. the emptiness of the soul

The museum was built on Tenerife Island in Fernando, Spain, with a deep valley as the boundary, with a human city on one side and a continuous mountain range on the other, which is clear and clear.

Surrounded by desolation and silence, it is a very suitable place for meditation.

The building composed of basalt and concrete is rough and magnificent, echoing the opposite mountain from a distance, as if it had existed together since ancient times.

Venue: Ardeyeh, Spain

10, the lost undersea civilization

The Atlantic Museum underwater on the Caribbean coast in northern Mexico. ...

Welcome to the first underwater museum in Europe. It is like the mysterious underwater country "Atlantis". It is said that this once highly civilized country sank into the sea due to earthquakes and floods on the eve of the war with Athens.

Now, dive into the sea near the Spanish island of Lan Sarot, and you can see this underwater museum with more than 300 statues.

Designed by British sculptor Jason Dikel Taylor, this sea exhibition is made of environmentally friendly concrete that is harmless to the environment and biology.

In addition to the awe-inspiring scenes, the statues can further become breeding habitats for plants, fish and microorganisms in the water.