The Fitzwilliam Museum Review

It is worth visiting, especially several ceramic exhibition halls, with many varieties, the whole age, the wide range, it is not easy. Including the fine products found in many European ceramics, Asian Iran, China, Vietnam, Thailand, North Korea and other porcelain, many varieties are rare treasures.

Some amazing artwork. Loved the impressionist paintings and magnificent hall as well as the Impressive Egyptian and Greek expositions.

Located at Pembroke College, Cambridge University, it is a very worthwhile museum to visit. Free admission is recommended for 2 to 3 hours.

Fitzwilliam Museum (Fitzwilliam Museum): Located on Tranpington Street in Cambridge Town, it is an art and archaeology museum. The museum is 2 floors high. The entrance is a reception desk. The enthusiastic service staff will help you save your bags. The basement floor is an exhibition of some sculptures. The second floor is an exhibition of famous paintings.

The Fitzwilliam Museum is one of the most important attractions in Cambridge. Its design is very luxurious. There are a lot of mosaic murals in the museum. Among the more splendid exhibits are Roman tomb utensils, Egyptian sarcophagus and mummies, and many paintings by Leonardo Da Vinci, which are so precious that they have to come.