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‘Museum theory’: my three-point plan to improve a cultural city break

The writer proposes a three-point 'museum theory' to make city museum visits easier and more enjoyable.
First rule: visit no more than one museum per day to avoid fatigue.
Second rule: choose in-depth floors or eras rather than trying to see everything.
Third rule: plan meals ahead to avoid restaurant deserts in big galleries.
Advocates booking tickets in advance to skip queues at popular venues.
The concept contrasts with airport theory by reducing stress rather than rushing.
Examples include Madrid's Prado and Prague's National Gallery as case references.
The author shares a personal note on the Grand Egyptian Museum and other major galleries.
The piece invites reader participation with a prompt to share insider museum tips in the comments.
The column blends travel writing with practical museum-going strategies for travelers.

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