Everyone considers museums to be a kind of art cemetery, where visitors come to admire the grandeur of the past. But in case we put the masterpieces aside - both familiar from the childhood and incomprehensible with their novelty - you can see around what usually goes unnoticed by the viewer - the museum, the exhibition space, its interaction with the viewer.
As a result, in a visit you can "step the same river" twice and touch the great (even if unknown), and create your own vision of the museum space. See another museum.