n is not for families and children either. Watching artisans demonstrate historic crafts and smelling the fire smoke makes the experiences very real. The re-enactors are well versed in their respective time periods. Living history settings can be farms, villages, forts or battlefields.
Cities and large urban settings are typically full of museums and cultural opportunities. The cheek-by-jowl buildings and skyscrapers in a large metropolis are rich resources for history and culture. Architecture is often overlooked as an art form. Take an architectural tour the next time you visit your favorite city.
The contemporary art form of muralists is rapidly spreading through cities around the world. Street art is an edgy form of recording history and culture.
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