Take an idiosyncratic visit to the ACMI to enjoy a completely exceptional outlook of the city of Melbourne. The place provides you the unique opportunity to enjoy some of the masterpieces of digital cinemas along with hundreds of short films in the highly interactive environment provided by lounge rooms of the future. Along with this the place also allows you to acquire exposure of some of the lar...
The Piazza Navona was built in 1644 over the exact area where Domitian’s Stadium used to stand and where games and horse racing took place from 86 CE. Now full of lusciously painted buildings, two fountains by Bernini, cafes and restaurants around its sides and artists selling their work in the centre, it is an attractive place to while away the hours or build up stamina for a visit to the Panth...
Oskar Reinhart was an heir to Volkart Brothers, a Winterthur-based trading company focused on importing goods, specifically cotton, from India. The entire Reinhart family were great lovers and collectors of art, but Oskar took it to another level. In his lifetime, he collected more than 800 paintings by many of Europe's great masters. The best pieces in the collection, about 200 ...
The Museum of Jewish Heritage is a living memorial to the Holocaust. It first opened in 1997 and features a collection of more than 25,000 objects that illustrate Jewish heritage in the 20th century. New York was the natural choice for its location, having a larger Jewish population than any other city in the world. The exhibits on display include personal objects, photographs, ...