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Koopmans De Wet House
Cape Town, South Africa
This gorgeous late 18th century mansion was home to a famed socialite of Cape Town. Today it serves as a museum and on display is an even more gorgeous collection of carpets, antiques, paintings and porcelain. The exhibits are stunning and there is a guide book available containing details pertaining to every piece. Timings: Tues- Thurs 9 A.M- 4 P.M Admission: R 5 Address: 35 Strand St...
Grande Bibliothèque
Montreal, Canada
The Grande Bibliotheque is the largest library in the French-speaking world. It was built between 2001 and 2005 and cost nearly $100 million. The five-story building is a magnificent example of modern architecture. The façade consists of copper strips in front of massive panes of glass. In addition to the books, the library is home to a sculpture garden and several intere...
Museum of Natural History
Isfahan, Iran
Address: Ostandari Street Timings: open daily 8am to 1pm, 2pm to 5pm winters and 4pm to 9pm summers Tickets: IR 10000 Located within a convenient walking distance from the Naqsh e Jahan Square, this place is the first one in a series of museums that you will encounter as you walk along Ostandari Street from north to south. The museum is housed within a charming 15th century bu...
Roma Street Parkland
Brisbane, Australia
If you’re looking for a quiet place that is also the biggest subtropical garden in the world then Roma St Parkland is the place to go. Broken up in 16 precincts, you’ll find all sorts of flora: lilies, native gardens, rockeries. You’ll also find works by local artists among the nature as well as an outdoor theatre and lots of public BBQs so you can partake in the Australian picnic tradition. ...