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Theemuge (Former Presidential Palace)
Maldives, Maldives
Theemuge is the site of the Supreme Court of the Maldives as well as the former official residence of the President of the Maldives. The building was designed by a Malaysian architect and was named after some of the first Muslim rulers of the Maldives, who reigned during the late Lunar Dynasty (1411 to 1388). In 1998 it became the official residence of the president and served as such ...
Recoleta
Buenos Aires, Argentina
It is the unofficial ‘centre’ of the city as it holds the Plaza de Mayo, the main square in Buenos Aires. This barrio also has some beautiful French style buildings and is one of the most expensive areas to live. The square is surrounded by the key commercial and shopping areas in Buenos Aires and contains a beautiful park with fountains and statues. The Casa Rosada, the Presidential palace is on ...
The Jeddah Science Oasis
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
True to its name, the Science oasis is an oasis for those interested in science, Math and human body the exhibitions held here are of great interest to children and is an excellent opportunity for the whole family to enjoy.. ...
Charlottenburg Palace (Schloss Charlottenburg)
Berlin, Germany
is the largest surviving palace in Germany. It was initially built as a summer residence for Sophie Charlotte, the wife of Frederick I. it is a beautiful piece of architecture and gives an insight into the lives of the royals in the 17th century. The large grounds are also good to wander through. A whole day can even be spent there, as there are some adjoining museums. The crowds can be difficult ...