Guggenheim Museum

To say that the Guggenheim Museum is extraordinary is to say nothing. The work of Canadian architect Frank Gehry is unique in its kind. There are no repetitive rooms in the museum! Stained glass windows, transforming space, multi-industry forms - it is not surprising that today the museum has become not only a symbol of the city, but also a standard of modern architecture. Initially, the Guggenheim Museum was intended to become a center of culture and enlightenment, but even the most daring guesses could not assume such success. Today, the museum does not have a permanent exhibition - every three months the exhibition changes, offering the public to quench their thirst for artistic experiences. It was the Guggenheim Museum that provoked the further development of Bilbao in the face of cultural shock. A new airport resembling a soaring bird, a pedestrian bridge that looks like the skeleton of a prehistoric animal, a modification of the forms of the museum itself – the city is now unknown.