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Old City Gates
Damascus, Syria
The Old City had thirteen entrances and, therefore, gates. These were built for the purpose of protection by the Romans and were often destroyed and later rebuilt. Only one of these gates dating back to the Roman era remains; it is known as the Bab-ash-Sharqi. Other gates built at later stages include Bab-al-Farag or the Gate of Joy, Bab-al-Faradis, Bab-as-Salaama or the Gate of Peace built by the...
The Louvre
Paris, France
The first iteration of the Louvre Palace was built in the twelfth century. Originally a fortress, it was renovated many times and served many different purposes, including as the king’s residence before Versailles was built. The Louvre first opened to the public as a museum in 1793 in the midst of the French Revolution and displayed the recently seized royal collection of Louis XVI.&n...
Art Gallery of Ontario
Toronto, Canada
The Art Gallery of Ontario houses the works of world famous artists like Pissarro, Monet, Boudin, Sisley, Renoir, Waterhouse and Picasso. Local artists like Tom Thomson, F. H. Varley, and Lawren Harris. As well as modern artists like De Kooning. The Henry Moore Sculpture Centre is another reason to visit here. Timings: Daily 10AM-5:30 PM Admission: C$ 18 [Adults] C$ 10 [Children] Address:...
Gremp'sches Haus
Frankfurt, Germany
This Renaissance house dates back to 1582, when it was the home of the Gremp von Freudenstein noble family. A country house was also added to the park in 1829. Be sure to visit this landmark for a get a feel for Frankfurt’s history. Address: Gremp House Grempstraße 36 Bockenheim Frankfurt, HES 60487 Tel: +49 69 2123 8800 ...