There are many European institutions displaying art, artifacts and antiquities that travelers put on their itineraries whilst touring, but here are 11 slightly offbeat European museums to check out. 1. Museum of Chocolate, Barcelona, Spain Barcelona's Museum of Chocolate exhibits the history of chocolate. Don't miss the cafe where you can indulge in pots of rich chocolate and other treats. 2. Sugar Museum, Berlin, Germany Indulge your sweet tooth with a visit to Berlin's Sugar Museum. The pursuit of this “white gold” literally changed the world. 3. Museum of Cats, Amsterdam Known as the Kattenkabinet, this meow-seum celebrates the humble house cat. It's filled with paintings and sculptures of all kinds of kitties, and several real felines live there too! 4. Pollock's Toy Museum, London The delightful Pollock's Toy Museum is known for its displays of traditional toy theaters. With teddy bears, dolls and tin toys, it will enchant people of all ages. 5. Husavik Whale Museum, Iceland Whales are important to the people of Iceland, so it's not surprising that there's a whale museum there. It displays artifacts associated with whales, and also organizes whale watching trips. 6. Icelandic Phallological Museum, Reykjavik, Iceland In case you haven't worked it out, the Phallological Museum displays 215 penis specimens. Polar bears, whales, walrus and homo sapiens are presented in a respectful and educational manner. 7. Bakelite Museum, Somerset, UK Bakelite was one of the earliest plastics developed, and is extremely collectible today. This museum in Somerset has household sundries, ornate jewelry and even a coffin made of it! 8. Museum of Communism, Prague, Czech Republic Prague's Museum of Communism objectively covers subjects like media propaganda, the secret police, political labor camps and daily life under this system. 9. Mini Bottle Gallery, Oslo, Norway What began as a personal bottle collection has transformed into the Mini Bottle Gallery, filled with small bottles of every shape and color. 10. Museum of Art Fakes, Vienna, Austria It takes a certain amount of talent to copy priceless art works. This museum showcases some astounding fakes, and provides a little history about the “art” of forgery. 11. Museum of Broken Relationships, Zagreb, Croatia Dedicated to “failed relationships,” this museum is a testament to heartbreak, and displays objects and stories associated with breakups, including an “ex axe” used to smash a former boyfriend's possessions. Which one was your favorite? ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUrekWx1SBM

Bali is an exotic island paradise that has become incredibly popular with tourists in recent years, even though Bali has changed to accommodate its tourist popularity, it still preserves its rich spiritual culture and traditions. so to avoid offending the locals here are 10 Things NOT To Do in Bali! 1. Avoid Kuta Unless you're in your early twenties and looking to have a partying vacation you will never remember, avoid Kuta! It's full of clubs, bars, and tourist traps but nothing else. even the beach is unimpressive! 2. Don't rent a scooter (unless you can ride!) Due to increased population, Balis roads are becoming more and more saturated and therefore accidents, especially motorbike ones, are becoming more frequent. In addition to this, a lack of highway code means the bikers will constantly cut each other off. if you do hire a scooter don't drive aggressively, yield to others and they will yield to you! 3. Barter with your heart....er If you visit a street market, storekeepers expect you to negotiate the price, if you wish to purchase an item, be polite and courteous and barter lightly. Remember that the couple of dollars that you save is a whole meal for the shopkeeper's family. 4. Don't underdress It's hot in Bali and wearing shorts or a bikini is fine when you are on the beach, but not when walking around town. Men are expected to wear a shirt and women should cover their shoulders and knees, especially in sacred places. 5. Don't forget to look both ways Motorbikes are everywhere, and I mean everywhere! on the wrong side of the road, going the wrong way down a one-way street, and even on the sidewalk. Stay alert and always look both ways before crossing. 6. Don't buy Imported alcohol Imported alcohol in Bali can be up to 3 times more expensive than it is at home so it's worth trying the local beverages. Bintang, Anker, and Bali Hai are three perfectly good local lagers and Rice-based spirits like Arak and Ciu are also very good. 7. Don't just follow the crowd when you go to Bali don't just see what everyone else see's, don't be afraid to stray from the beaten track and visit rural villages, the northern highlands, and stunning waterfalls. The authentic Bali still exists but you have to look for it. 8. Don't be a litterbug! Like most islands, Bali has a refuse problem and it's growing as fast as its tourist industry. Don't add to the problem!. Since early 2019 Bali started a no plastic movement to try to eradicate single-use plastic from the island. help out by using reusable shopping bags and water bottles and refusing plastic straws and other single-use items. 9. Don't worry, be happy! Don't get stressed out about punctuality and timetables. Bali runs on "Island time" and is very relaxed, public transport is rarely on time and when di ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFs1x8t1Nn8