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Museum fatigue is so real. And it’s nothing new. Research as far back as the 1920s shows that museum visitors show decreased interest in exhibitions and museum assets as visits progress beyond the typical scope of interest. Pair that with traveling to a novel new place, full of historic and cultural treasures you’re eager to see, and the feeling can be, well, confusing? You don’t want to miss anything, but every museum feels more tedious or monotonous or just a burden on the itinerary. Here’s how to beat museum fatigue and actually enjoy your travels.

Museum fatigue is so real. And it’s nothing new. Research as far back as the 1920s shows that museum visitors show decreased interest in exhibitions and museum assets as visits progress beyond the typical scope of interest. Pair that with traveling to a novel new place, full of historic and cultural treasures you’re eager to see, and the feeling can be, well, confusing? You don’t want to miss anything, but every museum feels more tedious or monotonous or just a burden on the itinerary. Here’s how to beat museum fatigue and actually enjoy your travels.

Museum fatigue is so real. And it’s nothing new. Research as far back as the 1920s shows that museum visitors show decreased interest in exhibitions and museum assets as visits progress beyond the typical scope of interest. Pair that with traveling to a novel new place, full of historic and cultural treasures you’re eager to see, and the feeling can be, well, confusing? You don’t want to miss anything, but every museum feels more tedious or monotonous or just a burden on the itinerary. Here’s how to beat museum fatigue and actually enjoy your travels.

Museum fatigue is so real. And it’s nothing new. Research as far back as the 1920s shows that museum visitors show decreased interest in exhibitions and museum assets as visits progress beyond the typical scope of interest. Pair that with traveling to a novel new place, full of historic and cultural treasures you’re eager to see, and the feeling can be, well, confusing? You don’t want to miss anything, but every museum feels more tedious or monotonous or just a burden on the itinerary. Here’s how to beat museum fatigue and actually enjoy your travels.

Museum fatigue is so real. And it’s nothing new. Research as far back as the 1920s shows that museum visitors show decreased interest in exhibitions and museum assets as visits progress beyond the typical scope of interest. Pair that with traveling to a novel new place, full of historic and cultural treasures you’re eager to see, and the feeling can be, well, confusing? You don’t want to miss anything, but every museum feels more tedious or monotonous or just a burden on the itinerary. Here’s how to beat museum fatigue and actually enjoy your travels.

Museum fatigue is so real. And it’s nothing new. Research as far back as the 1920s shows that museum visitors show decreased interest in exhibitions and museum assets as visits progress beyond the typical scope of interest. Pair that with traveling to a novel new place, full of historic and cultural treasures you’re eager to see, and the feeling can be, well, confusing? You don’t want to miss anything, but every museum feels more tedious or monotonous or just a burden on the itinerary. Here’s how to beat museum fatigue and actually enjoy your travels.

Museum fatigue is so real. And it’s nothing new. Research as far back as the 1920s shows that museum visitors show decreased interest in exhibitions and museum assets as visits progress beyond the typical scope of interest. Pair that with traveling to a novel new place, full of historic and cultural treasures you’re eager to see, and the feeling can be, well, confusing? You don’t want to miss anything, but every museum feels more tedious or monotonous or just a burden on the itinerary. Here’s how to beat museum fatigue and actually enjoy your travels.

Museum fatigue is so real. And it’s nothing new. Research as far back as the 1920s shows that museum visitors show decreased interest in exhibitions and museum assets as visits progress beyond the typical scope of interest. Pair that with traveling to a novel new place, full of historic and cultural treasures you’re eager to see, and the feeling can be, well, confusing? You don’t want to miss anything, but every museum feels more tedious or monotonous or just a burden on the itinerary. Here’s how to beat museum fatigue and actually enjoy your travels.

Museum fatigue is so real. And it’s nothing new. Research as far back as the 1920s shows that museum visitors show decreased interest in exhibitions and museum assets as visits progress beyond the typical scope of interest. Pair that with traveling to a novel new place, full of historic and cultural treasures you’re eager to see, and the feeling can be, well, confusing? You don’t want to miss anything, but every museum feels more tedious or monotonous or just a burden on the itinerary. Here’s how to beat museum fatigue and actually enjoy your travels.

Museum fatigue is so real. And it’s nothing new. Research as far back as the 1920s shows that museum visitors show decreased interest in exhibitions and museum assets as visits progress beyond the typical scope of interest. Pair that with traveling to a novel new place, full of historic and cultural treasures you’re eager to see, and the feeling can be, well, confusing? You don’t want to miss anything, but every museum feels more tedious or monotonous or just a burden on the itinerary. Here’s how to beat museum fatigue and actually enjoy your travels.