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Old Stone House
Washington DC, United States
Built in 1765, the Old Stone House is the oldest standing building in the city and was also Washington’s last Pre- Revolutionary Colonial building on its original foundation. Local folklore preserved the house from being demolished. The house was constructed in three phases during the 18th century and since then it has been a boarding house, tavern and shop. The small garden along with the hous...
Al Mirani Fort
Muscat, Oman
This fort, like its twin, the Al-Jalali Fort, was also built in the late 1500s during the Portuguese rule of Muscat. The fort tops the Western rocks of Muscat Bay and flanks Al-Alam Palace. Inside, you will find a complex and confusing maze of hallways, topped off by a nearly 30 meter oval-shaped artillery tower. Turquoise blue waters that lap the shore at the foot of the fort make this an enchant...
Turkish Bathhouse
Athens, Greece
Bathhouses were built throughout Athens under Ottoman rule. This is the only surviving bathhouse that remains. It has been converted to a museum. It is spacious and gleaming with marble floors and basins. Visitors will get the feel of life of Athenians under Ottoman rule. Timings: Wednesday and Sunday 10 A.M- 2 P.M. Address: 8 Kyrrestou Admission: Free Tel: 210-324...
Kids in Tow
New York, United States
Central Park. With its lovely carousel, a zoo, two ice-skating rinks, and numerous playgrounds and ball fields, Central Park is a children's wonderland. Bronx Zoo Wildlife Conservation Park. This is one of the great zoos in the world -- and you don't have to be a kid to love it. Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum. Climbing through a retired battleship beats the playground any day. With real planes ...