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An intimate Art Deco bar at Capella Bangkok, with Thai-inspired drinks and a gentler pace on the riverfront.
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A Culver City gallery offers a smaller-scale contemporary-art visit.
Art Deco architecture and Shanghai’s dance-hall history meet at this landmark beside Jing’an Temple.
An old Charoen Krung building brings contemporary art, design and the neighbourhood’s layered character into one visit.
Walk among railway remnants, trees and art on a former railway site in Schöneberg.
A free outdoor art park on the Queens waterfront, with changing installations and a view across the East River.
The Palacio Noel setting makes this a focused visit for Hispanic American art in Retiro.
An art collection in a historic house on the edge of Hampstead Heath, easily combined with a longer walk across the landscape.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Los Angeles architecture anchors a visit to Barnsdall Art Park, with house access separate from a park walk.
The Léon site of the Institut des Cultures d'Islam connects contemporary art with the cultural life of the Goutte d'Or.
A large La Boca gallery gives contemporary Argentine art room to expand into installation and ambitious exhibition formats.
A free art visit in Westwood, with exhibitions that reward curiosity. Make one show the centre of an afternoon.
A quiet lane near Lumphini leads to an art foundation where a single exhibition can reshape the whole space.
Art, books and botanical gardens make this San Marino destination a place for a generous block of time.
Step off Sukhumvit for contemporary Thai art, with exhibitions that reward a slower look through the gallery rooms.
Red timber houses, an Asian art collection and a garden pause close to Siam. The main house is visited with a museum guide.
Contemporary exhibitions offer an art stop near the streets of Belleville and Buttes-Chaumont.
MoCADA's main gallery brings art from Africa and its diaspora into the L10 building, with exhibitions, conversation and a neighbouring café.
Amer Al Akel, Pfelder and Simone Zaugg approach contested monuments through contemporary art. Their interventions move beyond simply displaying historical objects to question how remembrance is experienced.
Art inside a red-brick landmark brings a different texture to Marunouchi.
Medieval art and cloister gardens overlook the Hudson, a very different setting from the Met’s Fifth Avenue galleries.
Contemporary art and a café sit beside Kensington Gardens at Serpentine North, a free gallery visit that combines easily with a park walk.
An East Village collection brings Ukrainian art and cultural history into a neighbourhood walk.
Contemporary art inside a converted bunker. A booked guided visit is central to the experience.