Tuesday !!
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Many museums and galleries are closed on Mondays (or "Lunes" in Spanish) in Madrid. Often, Mondays are not busy days, so many museums close on this day to clean, rotate exhibits, make changes, etc.
Many museums and galleries are closed on Mondays (or "Lunes" in Spanish) in Madrid. Often, Mondays are not busy days, so many museums close on this day to clean, rotate exhibits, make changes, etc.
I'm sure most of them are open daily, at least for some length of time. Answer 2: Well, the usual thing is to be closed on Mondays. In Paris some are closed Mondays and others on Tuesdays.
Museums are often closed on Tuesdays for maintenance, restocking, and to allow staff to prepare for the rest of the week. This day is typically chosen because it is a quieter day for visitors, making it easier to complete these tasks without disrupting the museum experience.
Frank Day, the artist, passed away in 2002. He was known for his landscape paintings and his work has been exhibited in various galleries and museums.
Montreal Museums Day was created in 1987.
I should imagine that all museums close on Christmas day and New Years Day. Have a look at the museum's website for details.
Actually, not all of them do. It really seems to vary, depending on the city and the museum's location. As for why some close on Mondays, it has to do with attendance. For whatever reason, museum attendance seems to be lightest on Mondays; so some museums save money by remaining closed on that day, in order to be open on days when more people will attend.
On the Dailyniner website there are nine galleries posted each day online. The site is updated daily with nine ADULT galleries posted to the main website page. This website might not be appropriate for some ages.
FIGUre it out urdselfhav uh nyss day!!~:):):):):) (:P)
3:1 ratio from the Louvre to other museums per day