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Guinness Brewery and Storehouse
Dublin, Ireland
Nothing says Ireland quite like a cold Guinness. The harp that graces every bottle is an internationally recognized symbol of Irish culture. The drink itself is a thick, dark beer known as stout. Brewing began in 1759 at the Saint James's Gate Brewery by Arthur Guinness. At the end of that year he signed a 9,000 year lease at £45 per year for the previously unused brewery.&...
Bund History Museum
Shanghai, China
This museum is dedicated to showcasing photographs of the Bund so as to depict its rich history as an architectural marvel and the site of political turmoil, the buildings that stood there in the past and those that stand here in the present. Timings: Daily 10 A.M- 5 P.M Admission: free Address: 1 Zhongshan Dongyi Lu Tel: 021-6321-6542...
King’s Cross Station
London, United Kingdom
Harry Potter fans can not miss this! Platform 9 ¾ at King’s Cross Station is where the legendary Hogwarts Express departs on its journey to the magical world of Hogwarts. Unfortunately, the platform isn't accessible to us muggles. We're left to stare at the platform 9 ¾ signboard and imagine what lies beyond! A massive redevelopment program has changed the look and feel of the Kin...
Pantheon
Paris, France
When Louis XV fell ill in 1744, he vowed to replace the ruined church of the Abbey of St. Genevieve if he would recover. He did, and construction began two years later. By the time the church was completed in 1790 (due to financial troubles), France was in the midst of the Revolution. The National Assembly ordered the church turned into a mausoleum for French heroes. After the revoluti...