It's a five-minute walk from the U1 subway station to the entrance. My reservation was for 10:00 AM, but I didn't get in until around 10:05. It's more like a palace than a museum; the moment I entered, I was amazed. It was an Egyptian exhibition, or rather, a European art exhibition. Luckily, I had a translator with me, so I listened as I walked, and used a dictionary app to look up background information. I finally gained a deeper understanding of the various European paintings. Some depicted traditional Gospel themes, others wealthy ladies, and still others important historical moments. Conversely, there weren't many landscape paintings. However, the Gospel themes did offer a profound understanding of the foundations of European culture: freedom, love, and faith.