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Gul Baba’s Tomb
Budapest, Hungary
This tomb is the resting place of Gul Baba, an Ottoman Dervish who played a part in the capture of Buda in 1541. Known as the ‘Father of Roses’, this tomb is a pilgrimage place for Muslims. You must remove your shoes before entering. Address: II Turbe ter 1 Tel: +326 0062 Times: Mar-Oct 10am-6pm Prices: adult/child 500/250Ft ...
Purana Qila
New Delhi, India
Humayun's 16th-century Delhi had at its centre the fortress of Purana Qila, which reputedly stands on the site of Indraprastha, the city of the Pandavas in the Mahabharata. Of the buildings that survive today, the Qila-i-Kuhna Masjid, a successful fusion of the Islamic and Hindu styles, was constructed by Sher Shah in 1541. The Sher Mandal is an octagonal observatory and library. The north gat...
Basilica Cistern
Istanbul, Turkey
The Basilica Cistern, also called the Yerebatan (sunken) Palace, is one of Istanbul's most unique attractions. The name refers to a basilica which once stood at the heart of Constantinople. The cistern was built underneath by Emperor Justinian to provide water to the nearby palaces. It was connected via aqueduct. Allegedly more than 7,000 slaves worked on the construction.&...
The Giant Sky Wheel
Melbourne, Australia
The Giant Sky Wheel is one acclaimed as one of the largest ferry providing service in the Southern Hemisphere. Situated adjacent to the Federation Square the ferry service becomes operational from the Birrauang Marr at the edge of the Yarra River. The view is extremely panoramic especially during the night time when the illuminating lights provide a completely different look to the city of Melbour...