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Gyeongbok-gung Palace
Seoul, South Korea
Located in Yulgukno, it is Seoul's most spectacular palace and was the pinnacle of power for centuries before it was devastated in 1592 by a Japanese invasion. It has been restored for the most part. Its grounds also hold the Joseon Palace Museum, and the Korean Folk Museum. Admission: 3000 won Opening Hours: 9am to 5pm except Tuesdays (The palace is used for shooting TV dramas)...
River Thames Boat Rides
London, United Kingdom
The River Thames (pronounced ‘temz’) is the longest river in England, and the second longest in the UK. The river flows alongside the cities and towns of Oxford, Reading, Henley-on-Thames and Windsor. Boat-rides on the Thames are fun, and take place over a variety of routes. Popular places to start your journey are: Westminster Pier, Tower Bridge Pier, London Eye Pier and Greenwi...
South African Museum and Planetarium
Cape Town, South Africa
This was built in the 1800s and houses some of the most interesting artifacts pertaining to South Africa. The san rock paintings are stunning as are the Lydenburg heads dating back some 1500 years. African symbols for numbers and alphabets are also on display here along with other interesting exhibits such as traditional medicines. The fossil gallery and the whale well are also fascinating and con...
Uspenski Cathedral
Helsinki, Finland
This is the largest Orthodox Churches in Western Europe and serves the small Orthodox minority in Helsinki. The church was built by the Russians and is quite architecturally magnificent. The five domes are said to be decorated with 22 carat gold on top. The church is one of the most prominent and eye catching buildings in the city. Opening Time: Opening times vary all year round, so call befo...