The ultimate ancient Art Guide: where to find 9 intriguing petroglyphs worldwide
From the alien-like silhouettes of Utah’s canyons to 40,000-year-old Indonesian hand stencils and mysterious Scottish star maps — discover 9 of the world’s most intriguing prehistoric petroglyphs.
Lublin, Poland: Centrum Spotkania Kultur — a place where art, architecture, philosophy, and bees come together
There are cultural centers where people go simply to see an exhibition. And then there are those rare, architectural marvels where the building itself becomes an inseparable part of the creative narrative.
What does Apeshit video by The Carters (Beyoncé and Jay-Z) REALLY mean for the art world
What do Beyoncé, Napoleon, and the Mona Lisa have in common? We explore the hidden meanings behind the music video "Apeshit" by The Carters. Discover how these pop icons stormed the halls of the Louvre, why they integrated Black culture into the European art canon, and how this manifesto forever changed the global museum industry. Read this insider analysis from Travel For Art.
Montevideo’s art gem: why you should add MNAV to your Uruguay itinerary
The MNAV in Montevideo hosts over 7,000 national artworks. It is the ultimate spot to see masterpieces by Uruguayan icons like Joaquín. Torres-García and Pedro Figari for completely free.
A quick guide to Melbourne’s National Gallery of Victoria (NGV)
NGV in Melbourne is the city’s cultural heart. Here is what you need to know before visiting it.
Café Prado review: is the only eatery inside Madrid’s top museum worth it?
Café Prado, the exclusive dining option within Madrid’s top art gallery, offers surprisingly fast Wi-Fi but comes with high prices.
1-day Dublin art itinerary: 3 cultural spots
Where to go to look for art in Dublin if you have just 1 day. Art triangle that makes you art route perfect.
Why you now have to pay to see the Trevi Fountain
Rome launched a €2 entry fee and booking system for the Trevi Fountain. Learn what this new measure means and what it means for the heritage.
How to Art Travel: a simple guide for Cultural Explorers
To make your art travel pleasant, you need a minimal set of tools to take with you, really. Let’s go through them.
Torvehallerne food market in Copenhagen, Denmark (how to visit, what to eat)
Do you like fish? Then Torvehallerne Food Market is a place you simply must visit. However, don’t think of Torvehallerne solely as a place to buy food. It will be a profound cultural experience and a learning opportunity for you.
7 Berlin Wall murals — and how to actually look at them
Today, the Berlin Wall is a symbol of freedom and a reminder to humanity that such events must never be repeated. Let’s go through some of the most significant murals at the East Side Gallery.
How an Art Diary changes the way you travel
What is Art Diary and why it should become an integral part of your cultural travels.
Caffè Fernanda at the Pinacoteca di Brera (how to have a break in a must visit museum of Milan)
Elegant, inviting, warm cafeteria your only option for a bite and a coffee at Pinacoteca di Brera.
A garden of controversy: Jardin Majorelle, Marrakech, Morocco
Oasis of blush flora of Northen Africa and art deco gem, that used to serve as a Yves Saint Laurant’s refuge.
Copenhagen: Christiania free state. What is this?
Christiania is a famouse free state in a city of Copenhagen. A space where art, daily life, and leftover structures blend to the degree where you can’t tell where is art and where is just a pile of rubbish.
Belfast street art scene: your 3 min guide to understanding it
In Belfast, walls historically get used as a social message, historical evidence and argument. The city has spent decades mastering this language. The murals are part protest, part memorial, part visual essay.
5 artsy places in Palma de Mallorca for art lovers
Where to seek for art in Mallorca when you get tired of the beaches.
How I went to the Party at Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambrige, UK
The Fitzwilliam Museum is one of the key public museums in Cambridge, and part of the wider academic ecosystem of the University of Cambridge.
What Happens When the Clown Stops Performing?
The concept of a ‘sad clown’ isn’t new in Western culture. However, Pollard’s clowns feel different. They bypass theatrical melancholy altogether.
Pilgrimage to legendary Monkey Christ in Spain
How I went to see viral Monkey Christ in Spain.

