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James Joyce Cultural Center
Dublin, Ireland
The James Joyce Cultural Center is one of Dublin's more unique attraction, dedicated to perhaps the city's most famous resident. It opened in June 1996 thanks to the tireless efforts of Senator David Norris, a James Joyce scholar. Norris bought the property, an eighteenth century Georgian mansion, in 1982. At that time, many of the wonderful Georgian buildings on the street and t...
Boedo
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Boedo offers quite a variety of entertainments to the native and the tourist. It is one of the main Tango and historical areas in the city, and has many authentic cafes, theatres and pubs. The cultural centres and Tango houses will prove fascinating. Places that please people from all ages and tastes. It is also a working class neighbourhood so you won’t find too many brand name stores or swank...
St. Stephen's Green
Dublin, Ireland
Saint Stephen's Green was a common area on the outskirts of Dublin when it was walled in in 1664. In the 18th and 19th centuries the are surrounding the park was built up with Georgian style buildings that were home to the city's best off. Unfortunately, many of those buildings have been demolished since then. In 1877, the Green was opened to the public by an act of Parliament, t...
Camp X Theatre
Copenhagen, Denmark
For an artistic experience visit the Camp X which is a theatre featuring English as well as international artists. On weekdays its timings are between 2 pm till 6 pm while on weekends it’s open for the general public from 2 pm to 4 pm. Address: Smallegade 2 & Frederiksberg Allé 102 (Next to City Hall) Telephone: +45 70 20 10 31 ...