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Very advanced museum, meanwhile, mainly used as a center for art research and exchange, its architectural design uses modernist techniques, extracting Arab cultural symbols, closed on Monday.
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Founded in 1980, the Institut du Monde Arabe, also known as The Arab World Institute, was built after an agreement was settled in which all parties agreed that an effort was required to create a bridge between the Arab world and the French. Because it is so important to relay accurate information to the general public, the goal of this museum is to debunk some of the assumptions of the Arab community by helping visitors to immerse themselves into Arab culture. The museum showcases a myriad of artifacts significant to the Arab world including manuscripts, pottery, utensils and other unique artifacts.
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Very advanced museum, meanwhile, mainly used as a center for art research and exchange, its architectural design uses modernist techniques, extracting Arab cultural symbols, closed on Monday.
The Arab Cultural Museum, to be exact, is a complex of museums, seminars, offices, and museums, designed and built by the masters, but I.
The Arab Cultural Museum in Paris is very large in size. It is a mansion made up of glass curtain walls. Every glass curtain wall is engraved with very beautiful Arabic patterns. This is the place where Parisian Arabs gather, with a strong religious color. It is worth the money to visit.
The West had a good impression of Arab culture. For example, French composer Debussy successfully created serious music with Arabic style. So it is not surprising that Paris has built such a "Arab Cultural Center" very early. The original purpose was to promote the exchange of Arab and Western cultures. The exhibition here reflects the historical level of Arab civilization in technology, business and other aspects. The museum inside houses artwork from the Middle Arab world. Open Tuesday to Friday 10:00-18:00, Saturday and Sunday 10:00-19:00. Tickets are 5 euros for adults, 4 euros for elderly and 18-25 students, and free tickets for under 18 years old.
This is a museum dedicated to the display of Arab culture in Paris. There are nine floors. Apart from the exhibition hall which occupies three floors, the other six floors are all research centers. At the bottom there is a spherical plane map made in Venice from 1448 to 1459. It is very beautiful. It comprehensively covers the human understanding of the cosmic structure and the world before the beginning of the great navigational era in the Middle Ages. It is of great scientific and historical significance.
Friends who like Arab culture must visit the Arab Culture Museum. This museum is very large in size, several floors up and down, and the recognition is very high. The glass exterior wall of the Middle East style is very eye-catching.