The areas, where are many museums their importance is pretty obvious to the society, however individuals are ignoring to visit them. I feel that it is because it seems too expensive to some category of society and to others just boring. The importance of museums is boosting awareness and preservation of culture.
Admittedly, admission fee of the most museums is too highly due to major refurbishment so it makes people avoid visiting there. For instance, unemployments, less income families and youngsters are not accessible for paying cost of entrance fee. For this reason most part of the society cannot pay the admission fee of museums nevertheless museums located in their local places. Additionally, to the other individuals the main reason of the not visiting historical buildings is they are not interested in this, and it seems to them boring activity.
As a result of improvement of the technology, most of information, even their visual forms, are in there, and especially new generation satisfied with googling. It is obvious that museums help to show out every country’s history and cultural background. The museum’s is staging exhibition of handicrafts of the prominent artists, architects, that is the best way to make known society’s past to both locals and foreigners. Thus historical places considered a national treasure of every country. Moreover, another role of museums helping to local population to escape from ignorance. It is because for increasing awareness about their nation’s past and gain a deeper understanding of themselves. For example, in local or international meetings, conversations which among people might-have-been about their local tradition topics. The importance is to express their past vividly, it informs their vision and worldview. Consequently, being awareness about local culture and history is provided to join to different conversations as a wisdom.
To sum up, reading or googling about history while visiting to museums increase individuals’ awareness and developing their thoughts about their past generation.
