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Place des Martyrs
Beirut, Lebanon
Located in the center of Beirut, Martyr’s Square (also known as Place de Canons and the Burj, so named for the Burj al Kachaf that occupied the square until 1874) is loaded with history. In 1908 it was called Liberty Union Square to commemorate the declaration of the Constitution. In 1916 it became Martyr’s Square in memory of Syrian-Lebanese nationalists who were executed by the Ottomans. A bulle...
Old Medina
Casablanca, Morocco
Old Medina is a small traditional walled town in the north of Casablanca containing an extravagant labyrinth of lanes. Wander through the bustling streets and watch the never-ending spectacle of barbers, butchers, grocers, ironmongers and their throng of customers. ...
Planetario de Galileo Galilei
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Planetario de Galileo Galilei is a beautiful building that could give you an exciting evening’s outing. There are plays and educational shows that take place there as well as the opportunity to gaze into the inky blackness above through an obscenely large telescope. Shows are normally around ARS10, general admittance is free. The Planetarium is open between 10:00am and 4:00pm Weekdays. Addres...
Lord's - Home of Cricket
London, United Kingdom
Lord's is the home ground of the Marylebone Cricket Club - MCC is the world’s most active cricket club, the owner of Lord’s Ground and the guardian of the Laws of the game. Lord's is the cricket stadium which every cricketer cherishes to play in. Until 1993, MCC also held the responsibility of governing world cricket but this was relinquished to the International Cricket Council which took over ...