Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for young peopleThe Lorraine Kimsa Theatre is the oldest nonprofit theatre in all of Toronto. They put on educational and entertaining childrens plays from around the world . These include narrational dramas, musicals and comedies that are diverse and multicultural. Some shows are put on especially for the hearing-impaired. Timings: Daily 9 A.M- 5 P.M Admission: Adults...
This park is multipurpose. It has sandy beaches, lush green parks, jogging tracks, bird watching sites, restaurants and a café on the park premises. This island is a summer retreat for the Finns who enjoy the sun to its fullest before winter takes its toll over the country. Opening Time: It is open 24 hours a day and is reachable by boat from the main city. Entry fees are 4 Euros for adu...
The National Museum is Kuwait’s first museum, and was the former home of the Al Badr family in Kuwait City. Although the architectural plans were ready by 1960, construction began only in 1981. The museum was once a treasure trove for the royal family, displaying Islamic artifacts and royal material, however after the invasion a lot of it was destroyed. It is located on the Arabian Gulf Street bet...
A small area within Dunbar Square, this place serves as the inner palace complex that was originally founded during the Licchavi period (4th to 8th centuries AD). The structure that stands today was constructed by King Pratap Malla in the 17th century. There are now ten chowks (courtyards) to explore here; cameras are allowed here but not within the buildings of the complex. The Hanuman Statue mar...