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Britain Maintains Free National Museums
The French newspaper "Le Figaro" reported that the British government has decided to maintain free access to national museums for all visitors, including both British and international visitors, without charging admission fees for permanent collections since 2001, with some exceptions for temporary exhibitions. This decision comes after a reversal of a previous plan to impose fees on foreign visitors, in order to support the cultural sector and reduce potential impacts on tourism attendance. In comparison, France has begun implementing a tiered fee structure starting in early 2026, where visitors outside the European Economic Area pay a higher amount than residents within it, reflecting a different approach to managing funding for cultural institutions.
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