The Roman Arch is located amidst the Christian quarters. This originally consisted of three arches of which only one remains at the entrance of the Christian quarters. Numerous Christian sects now reside here. Timings: Daily, throughout the day Admission: Free Address; Christian quarters, Old City Tel: none ...
The Bourg-de-Four, an ancient Roman market, is one of the oldest public squares in the city, and still is a central attraction in the area. It is surrounded by cafes, bars, coffee shops, and other such outlets....
Built around 160 A.D. this is a magnificent theatre. Tourists can get tickets to watch ballet performances, theatrical performances and comedies staged here. Timings: Only during performances Address: Dionyssiou Areopagitou Admission: 2 EUR [for entry into both the Odeon & theatre] Tel: 210-323-2771 ...
Address: Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City. Website: http://www.momamexico.com/home.html Contains permanent displays by legendary artists, including works by Diego Rivera (who also painted the murals on the National Palace), his wife and student, painter Frida Kahlo, and David Siqueiros. Also houses contemporary artwork by up-and-coming artists from around Mexico and from around th...