What an Experience!!!!! Amazed by the ART🌹♥️

#museums Black, you must be the historical dust and exhibition of Shanghai Museum, which has been the hottest exhibition of the entire summer. Unfortunately, if I acted too slowly, I definitely didn't hit the ticket, and the entire summer vacation was almost filled up every day. Fortunately, at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), seeing a special exhibition about pharaohs like this can also be considered a 'peaceful decline'. I have borrowed over 500 precious items from the British Museum. The art gallery has borrowed over 500 works from the British Museum, especially a lion sculpture from more than 3000 years ago, which is one of the treasures of the Ancient Egyptian Sculpture Gallery at the British Museum. Many of the exhibits are being exhibited in Australia for the first time, making it the largest ever exhibition of ancient artifacts in Australian history. The reason for this is the largest international touring exhibition in the history of the British Museum (which is a breath of dust and a sigh of relief).. Divided into two exhibition halls, the quantity and scale of the displayed products are not large. As long as the exhibition is attentive and the mobile line arrangement is reasonable, although there are many people watching, the foot traffic of this shoe on the Bo platform is relatively "rare" compared to others. There are no noisy children or uneven study groups, and everyone is quietly watching the exhibition. The experience is quite enjoyable. PS. The old cultural and creative industry products here are very rich and colorful, and the prices are very fair and approachable (especially for jewelry, which has a foundation of over AUD 150). Driven by the exhibition experience, scholars are attracted to the exhibition name: PHARAOH? Address: 180 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne VIC 3006, Australia Time: 10:00-17:00 Extension: June 14-10:2024 $6 Ticket: Adult AUD 38; Children (5-15 years old) or AUD