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Constitution Hill Museum
Johannesburg, South Africa
The newest museum to open in Jo'burg, the Constitution Hill Museum, is on the site of an infamous old prison complex known as Number Four. Closed off in 1983, it was home to some 2000 or 3000 black prisoners, most of which were arrested because they did not carry their pass books with them, and were kept in appalling conditions. Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi have also spent some time in this ...
Hudaibiyah
Makkah, Saudi Arabia
Situated on the old road connecting old Jeddah to Makkah. The location is now known as Al-Syumaisi. Hudaibiyah was a small oasis where the Muslim pilgrims from Madinah brokered a deal with the pagan rulers of Makkah, the Quraish, in 6 AH to return the next year to perform the holy pilgrimage of Hajj. In a typical fashion, the spot is marked with a masjid. ...
Gibran Museum
Beirut, Lebanon
Located in the picturesque town of Besharre (or Bsharri), about 120km from Beirut, the Gibran Museum is dedicated to famed Lebanese poet, philosopher, painter, and author Gibran Khalil Gibran. He was born into poverty in 1883 and received no formal education – priests taught him how to read and write. In 1895, after their land was confiscated, Gibran moved to the US with his family. ...
Harry Potter Shop at Platform 9 ¾
London, United Kingdom
Harry Potter fans must visit Kings Cross Station to do two things. First, they must take a picture of themselves standing at the barrier between the Muggle Kingdom and the magical world - which even has a trolley cart complete with owl cage disappearing into the wall for you to pose at. And secondly, they must visit the Harry Potter Shop at Platform 9 ¾ that’s filled with Potter memorab...