Encountering Famous World Heritage in the Hermitage

Even as a child, I am not so amazed with the idea of a museum expedition; I just don't know what drives me nuts whenever somebody is raising a plan of this sort. Well, it may be because I am not very fond of the earlier era and everything that is equated with it. But when a Russian fellow drove me to the Hermitage during one of my visits, I respectfully gave in even though I was kind of repulsive inside. I deemed submitting myself to the invitation was the finest thing to do to a proud, patriotic Russian.

As we entered the Hermitage, I was startled by the vastness of the whole building; I even remembered my fellow saying it would require some years to tour around the Hermitage. Though, it was impossible to see the entirety of the museum and all the collections, I was somehow happy that I could at least sight some of the arty products of the famous geniuses such as Picasso and Rembrandt. There were also examples of masterpieces from the ancient Roman and Greek empires, adding more to the endless elegance of the entire museum.

Now, I apprehend why my fellow was that patriotic. If only all the museums I know were as stylish as the gorgeous Hermitage, I think I could spend a whole week, month, or year frequenting them.