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Submarine Vesikko
Helsinki, Finland
The only submarine that Finland is allowed to own, Vesikko dates way back to the World War when it malfunctioned and sank a Finnish ship. Since then the Paris Peace Treaty has forbidden Finland the use of submarines for any purpose whatsoever! Vesikko, has been made into a museum since 1973 and it’s open to visitors from mid May to August from 11 am to 6 pm. Admission fees for adults is 4 ...
La Brea Tar Pits & Page Museum
Los Angeles, United States
La Brea Tar Pits is a famous group of tar pits, where the hot tar has been oozing out from the Earth for more than 40,000 years. Different species of animals from birds to mammals to fish have gotten stuck in the sludge and their remains have been preserved in it for many years. Scientists in 1906 began to remove some of these 'remains' from the pits and they are now kept in the adjacent Pag...
Swedish Theater
Helsinki, Finland
Located in the heart of the city, along the Esplanadi street, is the first stage that Finland ever had. The Swedish theater was inaugurated in 1827 as a small wooden building. Through the years as interest in theater and film making grew in the Finnish, this small house had to expand and it became a beautifully constructed building in 1866 that could house hundreds of people. Location: Esplan...
Globe Theater
London, United Kingdom
The original Globe Theater was where Shakespeare’s plays revolutionized English language and literature in the early seventeenth century. It was built in 1599 using the materials from The Theater (the first proper playhouse in London) after a disapproving landlord raised the rent. The play was the thing in Elizabethan London. Guests could pay a single penny for a spot in the pit....