The Dubai Museum is located in the restored Al Fahidi Fort, which was built around 1787 to defend the city from invasion. In its long history, the fort served as a seat of government, the royal residence, ammunition storage, and a jail. In 1971, it was converted into a museum. The diverse collection on display offers fascinating insight into the rich history and cultural heritage of Dubai, dati...
This is the most famous seafront pathway in Nice. It is named after the English who were the ones to have it built during the 18th century when they began coming to Nice for their holidays. The Promenade which is translated as "Walk of the English" runs for four miles and is home to some of the most exclusive restaurants in Nice. Here you can see people relaxing, bicycling, lounging on t...
An architectural beauty, this palace was built in the 20th century for the famous Cretulescu family of Bucharest. The palace is now visited for its history presence and the artistic architectural designs by Petre Antonescu (1873-1965). If you are short on time, have a look at the palace at least from the outside to get a feel of its beauty. &nb...
Another one of Caracas’s many small museums, this place contains utensils, ceramic ornaments, historic documents, antique colonial furniture, and other possessions of the Bolivar family. The museum is housed within a cheerful little yellow-colored building. ...