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Zizkov Tower
Prague, Czech Republic
Opinions are divided over whether this tower is hideous or futuristic, especially with the babies crawling up the city’s tallest landmark. The lifts go up to a 93m observation deck and there is a restaurant on the 66 floor but it is overpriced. About the babies, originally designed by Prague’s artist of choice David Cerny during Prague’s reign the European City of Culture, the babies served as an ...
Artist District
Munich, Germany
Schwabing is the upscale artistic and entertainment district of Munich. It was once home to communities of artists and bohemians. The area is now packed with well off young professionals. This is a trendy and yet charming neighborhood filled with small open-air cafes. It has all kinds of expensive stores ranging from shoe stores to bookstores. There are many superb restaurants, bars and exclusiv...
Al Khamis Mosque and Beit Al Qur’an Museum
Bahrain, Bahrain
Dating back to 692 A.D, Al-Khamis is the oldest mosque in Bahrain. However this is disputed and a date pertaining to the 11th century is more probable. The elegant identical minarets were made in the 15th century and are mystifying and peaceful. It is no longer in use and is open to public viewing.The Beit Al Qur’an, or House of the Quran, houses a collection of the Qurans and antique manuscripts ...
Brooklyn Bridge
New York, United States
In its time, the Brooklyn Bridge was a marvel of civil engineering. Even today it’s impressive, despite having long since been surpassed by longer and more monumental suspension bridges, even in the New York City area. The bridge was designed by German immigrant John Augustus Roebling, who was responsible for the United States’ first suspension bridge completed in 1847 (an aqueduct in Pennsylvan...