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Sultan’s Palace
Muscat, Oman
The Sultan’s Palace is one of the more prominent features in the city, specifically within the Old Muscat region. The blue and gold mushroom pillars are among the more distinctive features of the palace. There are several locations in the nearby area where you can get a good view of the palace, most notably the roundabout on the inland side. The palace is undergoing some rennovations to increase i...
Stockholm City Museum
Stockholm, Sweden
Feel seven and a half centuries of Stockholm’s history come alive as you wander around this museum. The different floors of this building show the different stages of the city’s developemnet and growth, from the Medieval times to the present day modern metropolis. Smaller exhibitions, like the photographic exhibition, also run concurrently with the main one. The museum has a cafe and a shop, and ...
Dubai Dolphinarium
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
The Dubai Dolphinarium is the first of its kind in the Middle East. The main attraction is the dolphin shows, held two or three times daily. Marvel at the agility, grace, and intelligence of these magnificent creatures. Twenty minute dolphin swims are also available to visitors. It may be a bit expensive, but swimming with dolphins is a unique and profound experience. ...
Hamidiyyeh Clock Tower
Beirut, Lebanon
The Ottoman Clock Tower was built on the grounds of the Grand Serail in 1897. It marked the 10th anniversary of Sultan Abdul Hamid II’s coronation. The need was felt for a public clock that would indicate the Muslim prayer timings. The clock that stands 25 meters tall was the tallest structure in Beirut at the time of its completion. The Clock Tower houses a huge bell weighing 300 kgs on its third...