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Sultan Hassan Masjid
Cairo, Egypt
The Madrassa of Sultan Hassan Mosque is a masterpiece of Mamluk architecture and one of the largest in the world. It was commissioned in 1356AD by Sultan Hassan bin Mohammad bin Qalaoun for the purpose of establishing a school and mosque that would cater to the four branches of Sunni Islam: Shafi, maliki, Hanafi, and Hanbali. Sharia el-Qal'a, Islamic Cairo Opening hours: Daily 8:00 a.m...
Chughtai Museum Trust Art Gallery
Lahore, Pakistan
A must stop for tourists; this gallery showcases the works of Abdur Rehman Chughtai, the national painter of Pakistan. He dabbled in a number of arts and styles but is best known for his water color paintings. Chughtai’s paintings are beautiful and his work is easily recognized. The subjects in his paintings are delicate and it was the manner in which he drew their eyes that became his signature t...
Chubi Bridge
Isfahan, Iran
Address: between the Si-o-She and Khaju Bridge. A smaller, less grand bridge, 150 meters long and containing 21 arches, the Chubi was built by Shah Abbas II to serve as royal parlors, for being served pleasant evening meals and as entertainment rooms for the ladies of the court. Today the bridge contains two charming little teahouses. &n...
Patek Philippe Museum
Geneva, Switzerland
The Patek Philippe Museum chronicles the history and evolution of the art of watch making in Geneva, from its humble beginnings to its modern status as the world leader in horology. The museum contains a marvellous collection of timepieces, including watches, clocks, pendulum clocks, and sundials, dating back to the early 1500's. Modern masterpieces are also up for display, spanning the four floor...