Today, we toured many of Liverpool’s museums. One of the most notable of these museums, of course, is the Beatles’ Museum—a museum filled with many artifacts from the Beatles’ career in music, even after they broke up. Noteworthy attractions are their first instruments, some of their last instruments, and copious amounts of John Lennon’s sunglasses. I would say that there is a certain point in the exhibit where you are guaranteed to find at least one pair of Lennon’s sunglasses in each and every room—he just had so many of them.
I also visited the Tate Liverpool museum, which is a modern art museum. The museum did not allow for photography, and so I was not able to take any pictures. I will say, though, that the art becomes more and more abstract
I also visited the Tate Liverpool museum, which is a modern art museum. The museum did not allow for photography, and so I was not able to take any pictures. I will say, though, that the art becomes more and more abstract