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Sidi Youssef Mosque
Tunis, Tunisia
Built by the Ottoman leader Youssef Dey, the Sidi Youssef mosque holds great importance for the Muslim sect known as ‘Hanefite’. This mosque was the first to represent this school of thought of Islamic practice in Tunis in 1616. With its construction new architectural doors also opened to the Tunisian Arabs since the mosque was the first to adopt an octagonal shape for its huge minarets. It is tod...
Albertina Museum
Vienna, Austria
This is one of the world's largest and most important museums. It contains 60,000 drawings and one million prints and is home to a vast collection of modern graphic works as well. Address: Albertina, Albertinaplatz 1, A-1010 Vienna Timings: Daily 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Wed 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Tel +43 1 53483-0 Fax +43 1 53483-430...
O2 Arena
London, United Kingdom
The O2 Arena is perhaps the most happening place in London. It is a fairly large entertainment district in South East London and includes an indoor arena (where large concerts and events are held), an 11 screen multiplex cinema where the main auditorium has 770 seats, an exhibition space, piazzas and over 20 different restaurants and cafes. It is interesting to note that fast food chains were ba...
Czar Cannon and Czar Bell
Moscow, Russia
These are two fantastic though strange features of the Kremlin. The cannon was built in the late 16 th Century to defend the Kremlin's Savior Gate. The bell was built in the early 18th Century and is the largest in the world, weighing around 200 tons. Both were never used and are reflective of the extravagance and excessiveness of Russian rulers. ...