I looked on the map and there were 4 museums within a kilometer:
- Museo Cantonale d'Arte - I later found it but originally I misread the map
- Museo Villa Ciani - Closed
- Museo Cantonale di Storia Naturale - Found it after stopping at the library but it was closed also
- Museo della Culture - I thought it was closed but based on the next day's trip, I never found it.
- A few early Paul Klee paintings
- Some really nice Giovanni Giacometti, father of Alberto, landscapes plus one of his son's thin scuptures
- A cool exhibit of watch parts. They some of the smaller pieces under magnifying glasses so you really get a feeling for how small and precise they are
- A strange exhibit on junk this one guy hung up on his homestead. They ended up dumping everything after his death but some 'lucky' stuff was saved by some of the workers.
- Pictures, models, and painting of trains in Switzerland. The Swiss love to build tunnels through the mountains. The train system is run by the post office, I guess they figured that if you had to get the mail through, then people aren't that much harder.
The evening activity at the congress was 4 Alexander Technique teachers gave a music recital. Most of the performers are professionals and the concert was pretty good. I liked the .... the best.
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