The Tin Hau Temple is a protected monument and located on Causeway Bay. This temple is dedicated to Tin Hau, the Goddess of the Sea. It still retains a lot of the original architecture and form. ...
For all the shopping enthusiasts who visit Kuwait, Souk Sharq cannot be missed. This shopping complex has drawn tourists as well as locals to its friendly and bustling ambience for years, and caters to families and individuals and people of all ages. From a food court lined up with almost every franchise and fast food outlet, to the biggest names and brands in fashion and goods, this mall is numbe...
The Victoria and Albert Museum first opened in 1852 and moved to its current location in 1857. Queen Victoria herself officially opened the museum on June 22nd. From the beginning, the museum focused on more practical decorative items – metalwork, furniture, textiles, etc. It catered to ordinary working class citizens, reflected in its evening and nighttime opening hours (enabled by gas lightin...
Located peacefully on this island, the Open Air Museum is surrounded by a park that is free for all tourists. The ride from the main city center can be either by water or road from the Erottaja. There is also a small comfortable café at the top of a nearby hill for hungry visitors. ...