The museum itself was amazing and very well done. I loved how thorough it was, and everything was also available in English. My problem lies with the fact that the museum does not handle groups and individual tourists very well. This is a tourist hotspot, and by that, I mean a TRUE tourist hotspot. You get constant flows of huge groups of people (40 or more at a time), and their guides have absolutely no shame in occupying an entire room and blocking the access for individual tourists. They also take FOREVER to say their speech, and they won't let you through. You have to wait, regardless of what you want to do in the museum. You can't move at your own pace, take photos, or enjoy the place because of the constant chaos caused by the careless guides and their groups. It was unbearable to be stuck between an Italian and a Spanish group for almost two hours. We were unable to advance or enjoy or take photos because we simply couldn't. The museum doesn't care. They don't let the groups in one at a time. They have no rules, and it feels like a jungle. I absolutely would not recommend visiting this place just because of the poor management. Not to mention the high price of the ticket. And also they run out of tickets, apparently. We tried going there around 1pm on a weekday, and they told us they had no more tickets available. Weird. It wasn't even close to the closing time. How does a museum even run out of tickets? Anyways, horrible experience.