Regional Archaeological Museum (Museo Archeologico Regionale), Palermo, Sicily

Advantages: Beautiful places, tropical beaches sun in summer, snow in winter! Perfect!
Disadvantages: Not much to do in some places.

...province. The architecture is very dramatic and you can still feel the luxury and gloriousness despite the years that have rolled by. A visit to Dionigi's Ear (dee-OHR-knee-jee) and the other caves is a must. These caves are manmade and the Ancient Greeks used the hewn stone as building blocks for the town. The caves were then used as prisons. And finally… save the best 'til last… --- Trapani - (TRAH-pa-nee) One of the most excellent provinces. Located in the extreme West of Sicily, this region is well known for its wine production. One place that you MUST visit is the beautiful town of Castellmaro del Golfo. The scenery is unparalleled and is worth the journey, especially as it's so close to Palermo. Selinunte (seh-lee-NOON-teh) boasts the best ruins in the whole of the country. Hundreds of temples and theatres, most still standing... Read review

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Advantages: ALL
Disadvantages: NOTHING

...Well,today i'm going to write about the "museo del prado". All those have been in Madrid, know that this museum is considered one of the best museums of Europe as Spanish painting. I am from Madrid, and i have been in this museum very many times and even so I do not get tired to go. If you travel to Madrid I recommend to you to visit it,because is very important. -----------Collections---------------- -Spanish paintings from 1110 to 1850. This are my favorite collection, because it represents the 70 % of the museum.Some famous pictures are "Las meninas" of Velazquez. -Flemish and dutch paintings from 1430 to 1700. The best picture for me is "the three Graces" of Peter Paul Rubens. -Italian Paintings from 1300 to 1800. -French paintigns from 1600 to 1800. Well,here and in my opinion, there are a very good picture... Read review

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Advantages: WARNING- LONG REVIEW. Loads to see and do for adults and kids.
Disadvantages: WARNING LONG REVIEW. Poor disabled facilites and cafe.

...blue glass. There is also the museum café at the back of the building, tucked away almost out of sight, it sells hot meals as well as snacks and drinks the quality of food there admittedly could be better, certainly for the price, a sandwich pack for the kids, snack and drinks for me and hubby cost in the region of £12, the menu changes regularly but there are always lots of options available including vegetarian, personally I'd recommend saving your money and visiting one of the many surrounding café's in Clifton and believe me the choice is endless. Still it is a pleasant enough place to sit and eat, it's generally clean and well staffed, the tables are laid out to give the diners ample space and high chairs are provided. There's also a small play area for 0-5's which provides sensory experiences, toys, games and books for young children... Read review

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