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L'entrée est également gratuite, une aubaine !
A ne pas manquer.
La rencontre avec la dame de Shalott, Ophélie et Prosperpina samedi dernier ( 25 j 25 ) a été un cadeau de la vie.
Only downside, bloody influencers impromptu photo shoots.
Вход свободный в музей, но если есть определенная выставка тогда вход платный. Обязательно обратите внимание на зону парка возле музея, очень красивый парк с розами с главного входа. И невероятно красивая дорога из необычных деревьев за музеем. Рекомендую!
My last visit to the museum began with a sense of joy and anticipation. I was excited to be in such a culturally rich environment, and I approached the experience with happiness and friendliness. Unfortunately, my enthusiasm seemed to be misunderstood by the security staff. Despite my positive demeanor and compliments about the beauty of the place, I felt singled out and uncomfortably monitored throughout my visit. This scrutiny may have been exacerbated by my transgender identity, which I fear was perceived in the worst possible light—as if I were a potential criminal in disguise, and my enthusiasm a way to conceal malicious intentions. This made it difficult to connect with the art, which is the heart of any museum experience. It's disheartening to feel targeted in what should be a sanctuary of art and culture. Museums should foster connections with art, not inhibit them with undue suspicion.
The scariest part about poorly informed security practices is their pseudo-understanding of psychology through the decoding of body language, which often leads to profiling. This repetitive error misinterprets people's unique circumstances, harming innocent, well-meaning individuals. In performing their duties, security personnel fail to truly keep members of the public safe, which is the opposite of what security should stand for by means of their duty of care.