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Dublin Zoo
Dublin, Ireland
What better way to spend the day than to make a trip to the Dublin Zoo, spread over 60 acres and divided into different regions like the Artic zone, plains of Africa and the Indian Rainforest. It houses elephants, tigers, orangutans, chimpanzees, giraffes and many more exotic and endangered species. The zoo is definitely family friendly with rest stops, nursing stations, food outlets and kiosks. K...
Coastal Artillery Museum
Helsinki, Finland
As the name goes, this museum is a memory of all the times that Finland has had to protect itself from external offense during the two World Wars. The exhibits display the artillery, guns, missiles and gunpowder used and the ways in which Finland maintained its sovereignty through the years. It was opened in 1948 with the thick walls of the Suomenlinna fortress. The museum is open seasonally durin...
Al Ain National Museum
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Lying on the east side of Al Ain Oasis, the National Museum brings together the remnants and illustrative findings from the Stone Age until the early days of the United Arab of Emirates. This museum is a perfect destination for those who are interested in a profound understanding of the cultural life of the region’s past. The National Museum exhibits old versions of Holy Quraan, and manuscripts ...
Golestan Palace and Gardens
Tehran, Iran
is a beautiful complex of monuments built by the Qajar ruler Nasser al-Din Shah in the Imam Khomeini Square area. Also known as the palace of Roses, it houses some of Iran’s oldest buildings; serving primarily as a museum and home to ancient artefacts. There are several museums in the complex, and tickets must be bought for each separately. The marble throne verandah, Shams-Al Emarat (the palace o...