Zambaccian Museum, Romania

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For visitors who want to see Romanian art, this is the place to go. KH Zambaccian left his intimate collection of mostly Impressionist paintings (and one of Constantin Brancusi's earliest sculptures) to the state in 1946, along with his beautiful residence. Each room features a Romanian artist of the time and, on leaving, names like Nicolae Grigorescu and Stefan Luchian seem slightly less foreign. More info on: bucharest.airporthotelguide.com

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