Gallery 1 European Art History
European Art Timeline
01 Ancient Art
02 Greek Art (Aegean Art)
03 Hellenistic Art
04 Roman Art
05 Byzantine Art
06 Romanesque Art
07 Gothic Art
08 Renaissance Art
09 Baroque Art
10 Rococo Art
11 Neoclassical Art
12 Romantic Art
13 Realist Art
14 Impressionist & Neo-Impressionist Art
15 Post-Impressionist Art
16 Fauvist Art
17 Cubist Art

Gallery 2 Theme-based recommended routes
A fulfilling 10-night, 12-day trip to visit three of the world's greatest museums.
A 10-night, 12-day Provence trip to trace the footsteps of the Impressionist painters.
A 9-night, 11-day Italian tour to discover the masters of the Renaissance.
30-Day European Tour with Art Museums

Gallery 3 Tour the European Art Museum
[UK] A place where you can experience art from around the world without any hassle.
London
British Museum - Britain's largest museum
National Gallery - London's best art museum
Tate Britain Gallery - the heart of British art
Tate Modern - Britain's leading modern art museum
Victoria & Albert Museum - the world's largest art museum
Natural History Museum - All about life on Earth and the planet
Science Museum - a collection of science-related items spanning centuries

[France] A center of culture and art loved by people around the world.
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The Louvre - France's largest museum
Musée d'Orsay - France's finest art museum
Orangerie Museum - a museum famous for Monet's [Water Lilies] series
Rodin Museum - where you can see sculptures throughout the gardens
Centre Pompidou - France's leading modern art museum
Picasso Museum - A place filled with Picasso's life
Nice
Chagall Museum - A small museum displaying Chagall's religious works
Matisse Museum - a red three-story Genoese-style building

[Belgium] A small European country at the center of Flemish painting.
Brussels
Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium - Belgium's premier art museum

[The Netherlands] The birthplace of many great artists, a favorite travel destination for Europeans.
Amsterdam
Rijksmuseum - The Netherlands' leading art museum
Van Gogh Museum - A place to explore Van Gogh's life and works
Rembrandt House Museum - Where Rembrandt's spirit lives on
Hague
Mauritshuis Museum - a small, cozy Gothic museum

[Germany] A country with the diverse charms of Europe
Berlin
National Gallery - Berlin's leading art museum
Old Museum (Alte Museum) - the oldest museum on Museum Island
New Museum (Royal Museum) - a museum displaying prehistoric artifacts
Old National Gallery (Alte Nationalgalerie) - an art gallery reminiscent of a Greek temple
Bode Museum - Exhibition Hall of Medieval and Byzantine Art
Pergamon Museum - Exhibition of Greek Antiquities from Asia Minor
Munich
Alte Pinakothek - one of the world's six largest art museums showcasing European medieval paintings
Neue Pinakothek - an art museum focusing on modern paintings from the 18th and 19th centuries
Automotive Museums in Germany
BMW Museum - See everything from motorcycles to aircraft engines
Mercedes-Benz Museum - A museum established to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the founding of Mercedes-Benz.
Porsche Museum - A glimpse into Porsche's history
Audi Museum - A place where you can systematically experience Audi cars.

Austria: A country with diverse charms, combining beautiful music and culture.
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Kunsthistorisches Museum - one of the three major art museums in Europe
Vienna Natural History Museum - the world's largest natural history museum
Belvedere Palace - where you can see works by Klimt and Egon Schiele

[Spain] A country with a unique charm where Islamic and Catholic cultures coexist.
Madrid
Prado Museum - Spain's representative art museum
Barcelona
National Museum of Catalonia - the world's largest collection of church murals
Joan Miró Museum - Exhibiting the works of surrealist artist Miró
Picasso Museum - Where to see Picasso's childhood works

[Italy] A land of art where the breath of Renaissance masters lives on
Rome
The Vatican Museums - One of the world's top three museums, showcasing the golden age of Italian painting.
Galleria Borghese - Exhibition of Medieval European Paintings
Capitoline Museums - the oldest museum in the world
Florence
Uffizi Gallery - the world's finest collection of Renaissance paintings
Accademia Gallery - where you can see Michelangelo's major works

Gallery 4 European Artists
A Timeline of European Artists
01 Giotto di Bondone
02 Jan van Eyck
03 Sandro Botticelli
04 Leonardo da Vinci
05 Michelangelo Buonarroti
06 Raphael Sanzio
07 Pieter Bruegel
08 Caravaggio
09 Peter Paul Rubens
10 Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini
11 Rembrandt Harmens van Rijn
12 Johannes Vermeer
13 Francisco Goya
14 Jacques-Louis David
15 Joseph Mallard William Turner
16 Eugène Delacroix
Chapter 17 François Millet
18 Edouard Manet
19 Edgar Degas
20 Paul Cézanne
21 Claude Monet
22 Auguste Renoir
23 Paul Gauguin
24 Vincent van Gogh
25 Antonio Gaudi
26 Gustav Klimt
27 Henri Matisse
28 Pablo Picasso
29 Maurice Utrillo
30 Marc Chagall

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British Museum, Louvre Museum, Orsay Museum, Vatican Museum, etc.
We introduce 45 representative art museums in Europe.


Anyone traveling to Europe usually plans to visit one or two art galleries or museums.
But no matter how much it is called one of the world's top three museums or the largest art museum in Europe, if there are no works of art that really catch your eye, it is nothing but a waste of time, money, and energy.
There are many different styles of preparing for a trip, but the place where you can truly feel the saying, "You see as much as you know," is the art galleries and museums of Europe.


Therefore, a trip to a European art museum requires a little preparation.
If you know even a little about European paintings, sculptures, or ancient artifacts and look at the works, you will naturally be able to feel and understand European culture.
So, even if you're not particularly interested in art, if you're planning a trip to Europe, I recommend learning about the art pieces housed in each city's famous art galleries and museums, and definitely visiting one or two of them.
Isn't the greatest gift of traveling Europe being able to see famous works of art, previously only seen in textbooks, with your own eyes?

Capture the European landscape on camera
The emotion of art is engraved in the heart

Preview the artworks at art galleries and museums across Europe,
We look back on the artistic soul and footsteps of artists through their lives.

Gallery 1 European Art History
European art movements are complex.
Unless you are a specialist or an art enthusiast, it is not easy to grasp the flow, so there are many things that have been known only through piecemeal information.
By introducing the history of art that is central to European art, such as Hellenism, Byzantine, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, and Impressionism, which we had only heard of before, along with representative works, we have made it easy for anyone to understand the history of European art.


Gallery 2 Theme-based recommended routes
We plan and provide travel itineraries to help you explore art galleries and museums more easily while traveling in Europe.
There are various themes such as '10 nights and 12 days touring the world's three greatest museums', '10 nights and 12 days to Provence to follow the traces of Impressionist painters', '9 nights and 11 days to Italy to visit Renaissance masters', and '30 days to Europe with art museums', and you can choose a theme that suits you and plan your European travel itinerary.


Gallery 3 Tour the European Art Museum
We introduce art galleries and museums by representative European countries and cities.
It introduces 45 art museums in 13 cities across 8 countries, and organizes the representative works in their collections in chronological order along with explanations of the art museums, providing detailed explanations of the works, backstories, and stories of the artists contained in the paintings.


Representative images of works are displayed at the top, and descriptions of the works are located directly below, allowing you to find the work and read the description at a glance.
That is, it is designed so that you can visit an art museum, open a book, find the work in front of you, and check the description of the work.
In addition, it does not simply introduce art galleries and museums, but suggests a travel course by linking one or two must-see tourist attractions and art galleries and museums in each country or city.

Gallery 4 European Artists
If you have previously viewed artworks from art galleries and museums across Europe, this part will look back on the lives of artists and their artistic spirit and footsteps.
First, it shows a timeline of artists by birth year and introduces the lives and works of 30 representative European painters, including Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Caravaggio, Rubens, Rembrandt, Vermeer, William Turner, Millet, Manet, Degas, Monet, Renoir, Gauguin, Van Gogh, Gaudi, Klimt, Matisse, Picasso, and Chagall.
By examining the artist's life and paintings, we can delve deeper into the meaning of the work.