Museums with Religious Art and Artifacts
Below is an illustrated index of the 88 Museums with Religious Art and Artifacts profiled on Sacred Destinations so far. For photo credits, please see corresponding articles.
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This huge neoclassical building houses the largest collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts in the world, including artifacts from the tomb of King Tut.
This ancient city features an exceptionally long Roman street and other classical ruins. In the Byzantine era, it was home to Evagrius the church historian, Theodoret the bishop, and Monophysitism.
Famed for its magnificent collection of Spanish and European paintings, the Prado also houses Classical sculpture, medieval religious treasures and 11th-century frescoes.
Reopened in 2003, this museum's collection includes a wondrous variety of religious treasures from the Rhineland, including Germanic, Roman, Christian (Late Antiquity to Renaissance) and Jewish art.
Opened in 2001, Berlin's Jüdisches Museum is housed in a striking modern building with bizarre angles and open voids evoking the Holocaust. It is the largest Jewish museum in Europe.
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