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Heritage/Bedouin Village
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
This Village in Abu Dhabi convincingly portrays the itinerant Bedouin lifestyle. The innovative dwellers of Abu Dhabi not only lived a Bedouin existence but also had sundry professions. Heritage Village is an artificially made development that reflects and showcases the country’s traditional past prior to the discovery of oil and the developments that came about with it. It depicts a typical Bedou...
Amalienborg Palace
Copenhagen, Denmark
Consisting of four palaces in close proximity of each other, the Amalienborg Palace is the accommodation of the Danish royal family during the winters. Overlooking a courtyard, there is a square monument of Amalienborg's founder, King Frederick V. at the centre. Address: Chr VIII's Palæ ,1257 København K Telephone: +45 33 12 21 86 Transport: Metro Kongens Nytorv + five minutes walk ...
Three Smiths Statue
Helsinki, Finland
Rich art is depicted in every alley way and intersection of Helsinki. The Three Smiths Statue is a famous sculpture carved by Felix Nylund at the intersection of the two most famous streets of Helsinki, Aleksanterinkatu and Mannerheimintie. The statue was attacked in the war in 1944 and damaged areas are still visible. Within the city, The Three Smiths is a popular meeting place for people. ...
Brooklyn Museum
New York, United States
The Brooklyn Museum is the second largest in New York City, after the Met, and one of the largest in the United States. In recent years it has struggled somewhat with its identity and stagnant attendance figures (around half a million per year), but it is still a world class museum. The Egyptian and pre-Colombian collections stand out, but their modern collections are also excellent. ...