COMPARISON METHOD
Same questions, different answers.
Every profile uses a shared framework, but its route and recommendation are written from that museum’s actual character.
Collection frame
What geography, period or cultural argument organizes the museum? This matters more than raw object count.
Display density and scale
Density describes the visual and decision load of the galleries; scale includes walking and campus complexity. Both are editorial assessments, not accessibility guarantees.
Useful visit range
Time ranges describe a focused first visit with selective looking. Entry, transport, meals and exhaustive study are excluded.
Fit and limitations
Each museum has a “good fit” and a “less ideal” case. This prevents every profile from claiming to suit everyone.
Live verification
Any fact likely to change is framed as a check: opening periods, object locations, policies and available services. Profiles are reviewed and dated rather than pretending to be live data.