Academy of Fine Arts of Philadelphia
The Art Museum at the Academy of Fine Arts has a wonderful collection of paintings, sketches, sketches and sculptures of famous American artists of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Philadelphia Museum of Art
This famous museum is considered one of the largest in the United States — it occupies an honorable third place in the country. More than 25 thematic exhibitions are held here every year.
The African American Museum in Philadelphia
The path of blacks to equality on American soil was long and difficult. However, difficulties did not prevent the formation of a national African-American heritage. The African American Museum is one of the first museums created with funds from the Municipality of America.
Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia
It is believed that almost the entire world cultural heritage is stored on three floors of the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, founded in 1887. Despite the obvious exaggeration, there is also the lion’s share of truth in this statement: the museum exhibits Egyptian mummies and Indian amulets, ancient Greek coins and Mesopotamian artifacts, musical instruments from Asia and Africa, and many other exhibits.
Franklin Institute of Science
The Franklin Science Museum is a large three—story building with spacious galleries, showrooms and its own observatory. The idea of its foundation belongs to S. Merrick and W. Keating, who wanted the so-called “mechanical art” to become the main theme of the exhibitions.