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Palais Garnier
Paris, France
The Palais Garnier, also known as the Paris Opéra, was the inspiration for the Phantom of the Opera. When you’re inside, it’s not hard to see how one could be inspired. Construction on the Palais Ganier, named for its famed architect, Charles Garnier, began in 1862. It was one of the many civic projects instituted by Napoleon III. Because of political strife and constructio...
Al Mushrif Children's Garden
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
If you are looking to provide fun-related activities for your child then there is no better place than the Al Mushrif Children's Garden. Abu Dhabi has roughly 20 small to mid-sized parks and gardens, and Al Mushrif Children's Garden is amongst them. It has several swings, mountaineering frames and slides for the tiny tots. There are numerous parks in Abu Dhabi like Al Nahyan Garden, Capital Garden...
Lake of Tunis
Tunis, Tunisia
Lake of Tunis is one of the city’s most distinguishable sites. Located in the most posh district of Les Berges du Lac which itself means “the bank of the lake”, the lake is a very attractive site for strolls, picnics and relaxation. Many of the coffee houses located nearby offer seating in balconies overlooking the Tunis Lake. ...
Antiquities Museum
Cairo, Egypt
The Egyptian Museum holds one of the top attractions in Cairo, the Tutankhamun Galleries. The Tutankhamun Galleries is where the treasures of the boy-pharaoh Tutankhamun are held. King Tut (as he is referred to in popular culture) had no great historical significance prior to 1922, when the British Egyptologist Howard Carter found his tomb almost entirely intact in the Valley of the Kings (on the...