The Museum of Bohuslän is a museum in the Swedish province of Bohuslän, established in Uddevalla in 1863. Elsa Garmann Andersen's collection of Street photography is classified in this museum.
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Kind of boring, uninspired exhibits. It has stayed the same for ages, and maybe that is a good thing - after all, museums are for preserving what has been. And I'm not saying that it should display expensive exhibits and buy fine arts. Rather, I think the money should go towards updating the museum to a modern state. Not the old person kind of modern, and not the arts student kind of modern. No. The pleasant kind of modern, like the Oslo Opera House or Google's material design. Now, it just feels very soggy, inconsistent and not very welcoming at all. That said, you should definitely visit the kissing bench at the...
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What a pearl Uddevalla has produced here, something of interest for all tastes. I felt I learned so much about the history of this fascinating area covering many hundreds of years,it definitely shows how resilient mankind is & how it can overlive not just 1 disaster but many and come out of it stronger & more prosperous. On top of the exhibition it also has a wonderful small restaurant producing food of all varieties out of the norm, do not miss the total experience of this...
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A diverse, well displayed and interesting museum centrally located in what is otherwise a non-descript town. It's free to enter and there is plentiful and good value pay and display parking on its doorstep, toilets, a small restaurant and shop. I'd guess about 30% of the information is also in English, but the highly visual nature of many of the exhibitions makes this a good visit for kids, especially on a day the weather isn't...
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