This is America’s National museum for raw and intuitive Art. The beautiful museum in an equally beautiful setting, the mission is to be beautiful inside out. The government granted this small piece of land in the name of the museum on a condition that the organizers and officials will clean the copper junk from a former factory as well as the waste of a whiskey refinery. The team went on to finish this task successfully, thus gaining the title of the National Museum.

The museum now covers a huge area with thousands of permanent exhibits. This includes works of famous visionary artists such as Ho Baron, Nek Chand, Howard Finster, Ted Gordon, Gregory Warmack, Clyde Jones, Leonard Knight, William Kureleck, Mary Proctor, Leo Sewell, Judith Scott, Vollis Simpson, Ben Wilson and many others. Another specialty of this museum is that there is no permanent curator in here. They bring guest curators to enhance the charm of the various shows held here. This is altogether one of the most popular attractions of the city.

• No luggage or food is allowed in the museum.
• Photography is not allowed in the museum.
• It is an ideal place for school trips.

• USD 13.95 (60 years and up).
• USD 9.95 (student/ children).
• Free for the children under 6 years and below.

• Brio Tuscan grille
• Rusty Scupper Restaurant and Bar
• The Cheesecake factory
• Roy’s
• Blue Agave Restaurant
• The James Joyce Pub
• Fleming’s Pine Steakhouse and Wine Bar

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