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Sabana Grande
Caracas, Venezuela
The city’s most popular pedestrianized area, the Sabana Grande is focused on a one-mile long boulevard. Absolutely no vehicular entry is allowed – a law that is strictly imposed only in this locality in Caracas. The boulevard is popular for its many chic boutiques dotted along here and there – lots of variety, plenty of bargains, and quite a number of pickpockets! The eateries and coffee sh...
Ground Zero
New York, United States
The terror attacks of September 11, 2001 left a gaping wound in downtown Manhattan that still remains to this day. The twin towers of the World Trade Center were the tallest buildings in New York City. Several new buildings are under construction on the site, including One World Trade Center. Construction was delayed over concerns about cost and security, but the tower is scheduled to be comple...
National Military Museum Bucharest
Bucharest, Romania
Take a walk a little off the center of the city to see the war side of Bucharest. Collections in the military museum give a word by word account of the wars that Bucharest has gone through and the revolution that the city faced. Outside, the yard displays a collection of tanks, guns and helicopters that were used up until the 20th century. The recollections present a very true picture of all Wars ...
Thong Nhat Park
Hanoi, Vietnam
Now called Reunification Park, Lenin Park or Thong Nhat Park, is a beautiful seven hectare park built around a lake. The Lenin Monument can be found on the western side of the park and every morning it fills up with joggers while it is popular in the evenings with couples who often throng the shores of the lake. ...