Museum entrance fees have been climbing for years, and I think free admission does more harm than good to cultural preservation. When I visited the British Museum in London, the free galleries were packed with tourists, but the special exhibitions—which cost money—felt more curated and respectful. Charging even a small fee would fund better maintenance and reduce overcrowding, but I'm not sure if that would discourage lower-income visitors from engaging with art. Is the trade-off worth it, or should culture remain a public good at any cost?