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Trinity College

Trinity College

Dublin, Ireland

Trinity is Ireland's oldest college.  Its charter was granted by Queen Elizabeth in 1592 as part of the effort to consolidate English control of Ireland.  Catholics were not allowed entry into college until 1793, and all such restrictions were banned by 1873.  The university started to grow in the eighteenth century as the political situation in Ireland stabilized.  Many of the...

The Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (MALBA)

The Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (MALBA)

Buenos Aires, Argentina

A bit out of the way, but worth the trip is the Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (MALBA) in the barrio of Castelar. It showcases works by some of the best Latin American artists around and is a beautiful building in itself. There is an attached library, gift shop and café. It is open Thursday to Monday 12:00pm to 8:00pm, and Wednesday 12:00pm to 9:00pm. General admission is $18. ...

Frederiksberg Palace and Gardens

Frederiksberg Palace and Gardens

Copenhagen, Denmark

The Frederiksberg Palace and Gardens have a history which dates back to the 1699 when the place appeared on the map by King Frederik IV. As old as the 1703, the palace is a three storey building with a Baroque Style interior. Overlooking the royal palace, there is a stretch of green grass with canals, lakes and an endless array of beautiful flowers. The place is perfect for new couples visiting Co...

Chihil Sutun

Chihil Sutun

Isfahan, Iran

Address: Ostandari Street, city center, Isfahan. Timings: 8am to 12noon, 2pm to sunset. Tickets: IRR 5000. Constructed in 1647 under the orders of Shah Abbas II, the Chihil Sutun was conceived primarily as a space to accommodate and entertain foreign embassies – and with its impressive arches, its domed central hall, its large scale miniature paintings, its use of mirrors on the ent...