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Silvio Barile’s Italian American Artistic Museum, Michigan

Silvio Barile’s Italian American Artistic Museum, Michigan

A pizzeria and pastry shop in Redford, Michigan has more than just calzones and cannoli, it’s also home to Italian immigrant Silvio Barile’s Italian American Artistic Museum. A sculptor for over five decades, the museum combines his birthplace and new home with not just statuary but strange and somewhat confusing...

The Homeless Museum of Art

The Homeless Museum of Art

The Homeless Museum of Art is not about the homeless problem in America, it’s basically a museum without a home. Since 2002, New York-based artist Filip Noterdaeme has been acting like the pretentious douchebag that I have grown to love. His homeless museum has been located in various places -...

The Kindlifresser, or “Child Eater”, Switzerland

The Kindlifresser, or “Child Eater”, Switzerland

Nearly forgot to post something today! The Kindlifresser, or “Child Eater", has been traumatizing the children of Bern, Switzerland for nearly 500 years. Built in 1546, the city’s oldest fountain depicts a sculpture who has a taste for the babies. One is stuffed in his mouth, while several others await...

Dwarf garden in Salzburg, Austria

Dwarf garden in Salzburg, Austria

I’d like to share a dwarf garden in Salzburg, Austria with you. Yeah, I know this isn’t exactly what you call a museum, but museums grew out of people having collections at their homes, so this is sorta like an outdoor garden museum. Also known as the Zwerglgarten, the dwarves...

Dinnerware Museum, Ann Arbor, Michigan

Dinnerware Museum, Ann Arbor, Michigan

Ann Arbor is always on those lists of “Best Places to Live,” but when I went a few years ago I wasn’t that impressed. But now I have a reason to go back because I just found out the college town has a Dinnerware Museum. Started a few years ago...

Degenhart Glass and Paperweight Museum in Columbus, Ohio

Degenhart Glass and Paperweight Museum in Columbus, Ohio

Even though most of you young'ins live in a paperless world, that shouldn’t stop you from visiting the Degenhart Glass and Paperweight Museum in Columbus, Ohio. The former owner of the Crystal Art Glass Company and proclaimed “First Lady of Glass”, Elizabeth Degenhart, bequeathed over a thousand paperweights, 55 factory...

Buddha Park, Laos

Buddha Park, Laos

Once upon a time I told you about Zhang Huan’s Ash Jesus and Ash Buddha statues and the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, so how about a religious-themed public park in Laos* that contains over 200 Hindu and Buddhist statues? Open since 1958, Buddha Park was created by a...

Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald Museum, Alabama

Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald Museum, Alabama

In Montgomery, Alabama, a beautiful house that F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald lived in for just six months between 1931-32 is now a museum. The house was saved from demolition in 1986. In 1999 it became the Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald Museum, which is divided into four main areas covering...

Satellite of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport

Satellite of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport

I don’t know if I’m scared to fly, but I certainly hate it, especially when it involves long ass overseas trips. Always remember to take an airline that serves free alcohol or you’ll be sorry. Probably the worst part of traveling is all the time spent waiting in airports due...

Szentendre’s Marzipan Museum, Hungary

Szentendre’s Marzipan Museum, Hungary

To the rest of the world, marzipan is that layer on a wedding cake no one really eats, but try telling that to the Hungarians. Believe it or not, there are two museums devoted to marzipan in Hungary, one being Keszthely and the other being Szentendre. Szentendre’s Marzipan Museum is...

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