Rather than visiting museums, I would like to stay in these 3 "museum hotels".

Today is World Museum Day. Have you visited any museums? In fact, in addition to visiting museums, there are some hotels around the world that are like museums. They are full of traces of history and are also worth checking out! Today, we introduce 3 "museum hotels" and let's "live in a museum" together Egypt 🏨Marriott Mena Palace Hotel 💎The signing site of the Cairo Declaration The Mena Palace, established in 1869, has witnessed many historical moments. The most famous one is that during World War II, leaders of China, the United States, Britain and other countries signed the world-renowned "Cairo Declaration" in the Mena Palace The hotel still hangs the real image of the Cairo Conference at that time and the group photo of the Big Three. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : In the following 400 years, it was established as a seminary by the Inca Empire and the Spanish king during the colonial period. This building is located in Cusco, the ancient capital of the Inca Empire, which is the oldest city. Just last century, this building was transformed into a luxury hotel, attracting countless tourists from all over the world to peek into the ancient Inca Empire. When you enter the hotel, the antique cabinet at the entrance, the Spanish arms emblem, and the 300-year-old cedar in the central courtyard all exude a century of vicissitudes. The golden statue of the Virgin Mary is a trace left by the former monastery, and the portrait of Archbishop Juan Serricoleay Olea hanging high seems to have been watching the details happening in the hotel. ⚔️Living in these hotels and waking up from the century-old holy light every day is probably another way to open up the local history and civilization. Welcome to uu Didi if you are interested.