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The Ha'penny Bridge
Dublin, Ireland
The Ha'penny Bridge was the first crossing of the Liffey River in Dublin. Prior to its completion in 1816, the only way across was one of seven ferries. The ferry owner was forced to build the bridge as the ferries became delapidated. The bridge is named for the half-penny toll that was once required to cross it. It's officially known as the Liffey Bridge, or Droichead na L...
Kerameikos Cemetery
Athens, Greece
This is a very important cemetery and the most well known in Greece. Located just outside the city, this is where Athenian soldiers killed during the Peloponnesian War were buried along with others. The Oberlaender Museum is also located here which displays archaeological finds from this cemetery which include pottery, vases, and figurines. Ruins of the Dipylon Gate and the Sacred Gate also remain...
Lubang Buaya
Jakarta, Indonesia
It is a historical site that marks the location where a failed coup d' etat by Partai Komunis Indonesia (Indonesian Communist Party) met its end. This is also the place where several high-ranking generals were tortured to death for not cooperating with the revolutionaries. ...
Kids Arcade in Soho Square
Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt
Soho square is the hub of entertainment in Sharm El Sheikh that features restaurants, cafes, bars, clubs, restaurants, steakhouses, bowling, etc. Among all these facilities, Soho Square also has a kids arcade to engage kids in fun activities to keep them occupied. It has ball pit, slides, rides, toys, and several other games. It is open from 4 pm to midnight on seven days a week. Telephone: +2...