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Which museum is the first university museum in the world? University museums are the most innovative of the museum categories. They surprise, excite and constantly renew themselves. Because, depending on the institution they are in, they are always open to research, development and innovations. The environmental factors are their biggest factors: "the permanent circulation of students and researchers." So it means "curiosity". The fact that the sense of curiosity about every subject and everything can remain active even in the long run. Someone might ask why we turn back to university museums when there are so many museum categories out there... The main reason for this may be the history and importance of university museums, the importance of which we understand better day by day, as well as being researchers for a university museum project. We look forward to adding that museum to this list. Please check out Kimerly Rorschach's article when she assumed the pos

UNFORGETTABLE UNDERWATER EXPERIENCE but first... book your hotel! We know it's hard to decide, so here are a few suggestions for you. It won't be a decision that consists only of your room. So make sure that the hotel has its own "beach". Being close to the sea is also important. Whether you are traveling alone, traveling with family or with friends, these factors are important in every way. We wanted to share with you the three best hotels  according to the hotels we stayed and our travel friends stayed at.  Be sure to check out other options, but these are the top 3 hotels of our group:  Rixos Premium Seagate Continental Plaza Beach Resort Park Regency Sharm El Sheikh Resort There may not be Wi-Fi in your hotel room  and they can direct you to the free Wi-Fi in the lobby (for this option, you need to spend time in the rest areas in the lobby or in the cafe-restaurant section close to the lobby, but you may encounter a crowd as other guests naturally do the same thin

"10 Uncommon Museums That You Can Ask Yourselves: "Do Such Museums Really Exist?" 1. Musée des Égouts de Paris (Paris Sewer Museum) “Paris has beneath it another Paris; a Paris of sewers; which has its streets, its crossroads, its squares, its blind-alleys, its arteries, and its circulation, which is of mire and minus the human form.” (Victor Hugo, Leviathan's Intestine, book II) The Paris Sewer Museum involve the history of the sewers from their initial development by Hugues Aubriot (Aubriot was a capable administrator who built the first sewers in Paris, and strengthened the City's fortifications) provost of Paris in the late 14th century, to their modern structure, which was designed in the 19th century by the engineer Eugène Belgrand (Belgrand's projects remain one of the most extensive urban sewer systems in the world and served as a transitional phase leading to modern wastewater processing.) The museum also details the role of sewer workers and method