* What does the V and A stand for?
* Where is the National Gallery?
* The Science Museum is associated with which academic institution?
* What is the Wallace Collection primarily comprised of?
* Where are royal wedding dresses exhibited?
* Which former royal residence, up river from central London, was built by Cardinal Wolsey in the reign of Henry VIII?
* A prize exhibit in the British Museum is the 'Elgin Marbles'. Where did they originate?
* Where is the Museum of London?
* Which public institution has its museum at Covent Garden?
* Which German-born writer and political thinker has a memorial library in Clerkenwell and is buried in Highgate?
* In what city would you find the Bridgestone Museum of Art?
* The art museum in Albi, France, is devoted to works of what artist?
* The Kunstmuseum in Bern, Switzerland, has the world's largest collection of works by what artist?
* St. Stephen's Church in Mainz, Germany, features stained glass windows by what artist?
* In what city could you see Da Vinci's "The Last Supper"?
* The Secretaria de Educacion and the Escuela Nacional Preparatoria, both in Mexico City, have murals by what famous artist?
* In what US state would you find the Frederic Remington Art Museum, which has one of the world's largest collections of his work?
* The Musee Marmottan in Paris is devoted to the works of what artist?
* In what city would you find the largest collection of Inuit art in North America?
* At the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, you can see "Young Women Picking Fruit" (1891) by what famous Impressionist?