Thorvaldsens Museum in Copenhagen is devoted to Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen, showing his sculptures and drawings alongside Danish Golden Age painting and decorative arts in a purpose-built 1840s museum.
The National Museum in Wrocław, Lower Silesia, is strong in medieval religious art, Silesian painting, and Polish modern art, with several branches and a large decorative-arts collection.
The National Museum in Poznań, Greater Poland, holds Polish 19th-century painting, European art, and antiquities, plus an applied-arts department and a gallery of ancient art across several venues.
The National Museum in Gdańsk, on the Baltic Pomeranian coast, is known for Dutch and Flemish painting from the Hanseatic era, Polish modern art, and its photography gallery.
The Olomouc Museum of Art in Moravia holds Central European Baroque painting, sculpture, and prints, and also manages the Archdiocesan Museum and its historic architecture.
The Zsolnay Museum in Pécs, southern Hungary, preserves the ceramics factory's decorative porcelain and Art Nouveau design, connecting local industrial history with applied art and the family's manufactory history.
The Móra Ferenc Museum in Szeged, southern Hungary, combines archaeology, ethnography, and fine art, with Hungarian painting and prints among its notable holdings and local history displays.
The Cluj-Napoca Art Museum in Transylvania holds Romanian painting, European art, and the Bánffy family collections in a former baroque palace, with changing exhibitions and temporary shows.
The National Museum of Art in Timișoara, western Romania, is known for Corneliu Baba's work, Banat painting, and European art, housed in the baroque palace on Union Square.
The Iași Art Museum in eastern Romania occupies the Palace of Culture and holds Romanian painting, prints, and sculpture, with a collection rooted in the city's 1860 picture gallery.
The Museum of Fine Arts in Osijek, eastern Croatia, holds Croatian painting, sculpture, and prints from the 18th to 20th centuries and hosts contemporary exhibitions in its galleries.
Set beside Nara Park, this national museum centres on Buddhist art and Nara-period antiquities, with exhibition schedules, collection highlights, and visitor information online.
In Ueno, Tokyo, this national museum holds the Matsukata collection of European painting and sculpture in a Le Corbusier-designed building, with exhibitions and collection search online.
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum in Ueno Park hosts large touring exhibitions and open-call shows rather than a permanent collection, with schedules, tickets, and access details online.
Osaka's national museum of contemporary art on Nakanoshima focuses on postwar and current practice, with exhibition listings, collection highlights, and visitor notes for its underground galleries.
On the tenth floor of the Aichi Arts Center in Nagoya, this prefectural museum collects twentieth-century Japanese and Western painting, with collection search and exhibition dates.
A private museum in central Hiroshima known for Impressionist and modern European painting alongside Japanese Western-style painting, with exhibitions, collection notes, and garden information.
Next to Dazaifu Tenmangu, this national museum traces cultural exchange between Japan and Asia, with special exhibitions, collection highlights, and digital archives online.
Gwangju's municipal art museum in the northern district focuses on modern Korean and local Gwangju art across several branches, with exhibitions and education programmes online.
Daegu's municipal art museum in Suseong-gu stages Korean contemporary art and large international exhibitions, with visitor and exhibition information in Korean, English, Chinese, and Japanese.
Busan's municipal museum near Haeundae collects modern and contemporary Korean art and takes part in Busan Biennale projects, with exhibitions and collection records online.
On the slopes of Hallasan, Jeju's provincial art museum collects work by island artists and landscape-themed pieces, with exhibitions, a sculpture garden, and visitor details online.
Seoul Museum of Art runs a network of venues across the city showing modern and contemporary Korean art, with branch-by-branch exhibition listings and free-admission details online.
The museum on Ewha Womans University's Seoul campus holds Korean traditional painting, costume, ceramics, and folk objects, with exhibition and research publication information online.