The large luxury shopping precinct is located in this borough. More information in the ‘Shopping’ section ...
This museum is located in a clock tower building erected on premises formerly used as a racecourse during colonial times. Sturdy wood and gleaming marble make for a stunning interior. The art on display is interesting as well as diverse. All mediums of art are used. The content varies from traditional to more contemporary. Timings: Daily 9 A.M- 5 P.M Admission: Y 20 Address: Na...
This museum occupies a series of buildings throughout the city. It has some of the oldest and most sacred collectables under its many roofs and tourists tend to visit exhibitions in all buildings so as not to miss out. The central building has been restored as a memory of the old town years of Helsinki. All displays and exhibitions are free of charge. Address: Sofiankatu 4 Tel: +358 9 31...
Montreal promises quality time to both adults and kids. The ongoing year-round festivals are usually family-oriented, and so are most public places around the city. Some venues also offer child-specific activities. Some of them are: 1. Montreal Science Centre: Location: 333, de la Commune Street West, Montréal (Québec), H2Y 2E2. Telephone: 1 877 496-4724 or (514) 496-4724 Fax: (514) ...