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Time Magazine names Art Zoo Museum one of the World's Greatest Places

Time Magazine names Art Zoo Museum one of the World's Greatest Places

The Art Zoo Museum in Amsterdam has been named one of Time Magazine's 'World's Greatest Places,' marking the first time a Dutch museum has received this honor. Located in a 17th-century canal house, the museum features taxidermy animals displayed in poses inspired by historical paintings. Director Eva Krook celebrated the recognition as a major achievement for the institution, which opened just last year.

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