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Frederiksberg Palace and Gardens
Copenhagen, Denmark
The Frederiksberg Palace and Gardens have a history which dates back to the 1699 when the place appeared on the map by King Frederik IV. As old as the 1703, the palace is a three storey building with a Baroque Style interior. Overlooking the royal palace, there is a stretch of green grass with canals, lakes and an endless array of beautiful flowers. The place is perfect for new couples visiting Co...
Patek Philippe Museum
Geneva, Switzerland
The Patek Philippe Museum chronicles the history and evolution of the art of watch making in Geneva, from its humble beginnings to its modern status as the world leader in horology. The museum contains a marvellous collection of timepieces, including watches, clocks, pendulum clocks, and sundials, dating back to the early 1500's. Modern masterpieces are also up for display, spanning the four floor...
Marine Drive
Mumbai, India
Marine Drive is a grand semi circular promenade skirting the Arabian Sea. It sweeps down from Malabar Hill to Nariman Point and is lined by grand Victorian buildings, art-deco apartment blocks and luxuriant palm trees. The twinkling at night of streetlights lining this promenade give an impression of a string of pearls; thus giving it the popular name ‘Queen’s Necklace’. Location: Malabar Hil...
Red Square & Lenin's Mausoleum
Moscow, Russia
Red Square is one of the most important sites in Moscow and swarming with tourists every holiday season. Communist parades were held here and parades continue to pass through this square. This structure is not to be missed especially since Lenin's Mausoleum is located right here. This houses the embalmed body of Lenin. Lenin was an extremely significant player in Russia's history. He led th...