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New Dubai Explorer Residents Guide Released
Explorer Publishing announced that it has released the latest edition of Dubai Explorer (Live Work Explore – The complete residents guide). Dubai is written by residents, for residents and is a practical guide to daily life, work, exploring and an inspirational travel specific guide.
For more information log on to www.liveworkexplore.com
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B&W Museum
Copenhagen, Denmark
The museum contains a series of exhibits of classic cars, steam engines, ships and the marvels of the 1900s. Inaugurated in 1789, the museum has preserved the history of the development of all such vehicles. Telephone: 32 54 02 27 ...
The Reserva Ecológica Costanera
Buenos Aires, Argentina
The Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur nearby, is a picturesque garden, and an excellent alternative, particularly for nature lovers. The reserve is built on reclaimed land on the river plate and is about 360-hectares (890-acres) in area. It is packed with plants and creatures typical of the region, where you can relax with a beautiful view of the river. Paths for walkers and cyclists (bikes are...
Griffith Park
Los Angeles, United States
Griffith Park is one of the largest urban parks in the United States and is the second largest city park in California. Often referred to as the Central Park of Los Angeles, visitors to Griffith Park can attend concerts under the stars at the Greek Theatre, hit golf balls on one of two 18-hole golf courses, or swim in the swimming pool during the summer months. Griffith Park also boast...
Children’s Science Museum-Planet Discovery
Beirut, Lebanon
Planet Discovery is a children’s science museum in Beirut Souks in the heart of Beirut. Children of all ages can discover the secrets of life and the surrounding world. The exhibits stimulate their curiosity and desire for learning. The museum holds interactive experiments, exhibitions, performances and workshops, and awareness competitions. It welcomes handicapped and visually impaired children t...