Where Art & Travel Come Together
4 March 2024
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Art & Travel
Artmag writers travel the world to create handy guides to the best galleries and museums in all the top cities and regions – for art-lovers who love to travel.
Absolute Classic
3 March 2024
Few places can rival Leipzig in eastern Germany for the title of Europe’s ‘City of Music’.
Our Friends in the North
17 January 2023
David White explores the Hauts-de-France region the ‘slow’ way.
Works in progress
9 December 2020
From the 9th century Book of Kells to a Turner prize-winner*, art in Dublin continues to impress.
Be an Artful Lodger
8 December 2020
After a day of gallery-hopping, you can continue your art experience at some of London’s top residences.
Bright Future
4 September 2020
Exhibitions dedicated to Artemisia Gentileschi, the Impressionists, J.M.W. Turner, Andy Warhol, Bruce Nauman and others put a shine on the London gallery scene.
Cezanne Country
15 May 2020
Home to the artist Picasso called “the father of us all”, Aix-en-Province is a Provencal favourite of art-lovers.
The Boy is Back in Town
8 March 2020
Bonn lost its most famous son to the allure of Vienna. Now Bonn is taking him back. Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) was born in Bonn
A Genius Idea
28 February 2020
The unique artistry of Joan Miró, Pablo Picasso, Antoni Gaudí and Pablo Casals took inspiration from the landscape far south of Barcelona, inspiring art and gastronomic adventures in Catalonia’s ‘Landscape of Geniuses’.
OMG! Van Eyck Was Here
27 February 2020
The Belgian city of Gent has begun a year-long celebration of the Flemish Old Master. Showing at the Fine Arts Museum Gent (known by the
Altared images
2 February 2020
The Belgian city of Gent is celebrating the restoration of the most famous artwork by one of the greatest Flemish Masters. The Fine Arts Museum
Made in Marseille
26 December 2019
This sweeping view shows MUCEM in the foreground with its footbridge to Fort St Jean, while the harbour entrance behind is overlooked by the Notre-Dame
A Platform for a New Art Decade
23 December 2019
With a prosperous and cultured air, the town of Lausanne on the Swiss shores of Lake Geneva is looking to its railway heritage to carry its art and cultural offer forward into the next decade.
Art in Arles
10 December 2019
From Greek trading post to Roman colony to early Christian metropolis to rich agricultural centre from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance to the capital
Rembrandt’s Early Years
4 November 2019
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man The Dutch Golden Age of the 17th century was a period of great wealth for Holland, then
A Passion For Oberammergau
8 October 2019
Rarely can such a small town (population around 5,500) have captured the world’s attention like Oberammergau in the Bavarian Alps, where every ten years an
“The World’s Stage”
6 October 2019
“Welcome to Salzburg, birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.” The flight attendant’s announcement left no doubt as to whose town this was, as the aircraft touched
Sweet 16 in Paris – Top art venues in the city of light
3 October 2019
The brainchild of Bernard Arnault, chairman of the luxury brand conglomerate LVMH (Louis Vuitton, Dior, Sephora, Dom Perignon, Givenchy et al) and France’s wealthiest man,
Van Gogh Comes Home
22 September 2019
Towns across the southern Dutch province of Brabant, where Vincent Van Gogh was born, have joined forces in a new programme entitled Van Gogh Brabant
Bavarian Rhapsody
16 September 2019
ORIENTATION Germany’s third largest after Berlin and Hamburg, Munich has been voted the one most Germans would prefer to live in. An extensive, Italian-influenced building
