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Umm Qais
Amman, Jordan
During Roman times, Umm Qais was known as Gadara. It was a city of the Decapolis, a loose confederation of cities in the Roman province of Syria. Other members included Philadelphia (Amman), Gerash, and Damascus. Gadara thrived under the Romans, but quickly declined after their empire fell. It was a small village when Islam arrived in the seventh century, and abandoned soon...
Kuwait Musical Fountain
Kuwait, Kuwait
A very popular and fascinating tourist destination, the musical fountain located at Al Murqab captures the attention of everyone present. It is the fourth largest fountain in the world and contains about 220 fountains which are allocated between three pools on different levels. The spectacular and dazzling show with its colourful display and unique and elaborate style of showcasing the different m...
Sanayeh Public Garden- René Moawad Garden
Beirut, Lebanon
This green lung of the bustling city of Beirut is a popular place among the residents. Children have a good time playing here. Bikes are available for hire and kids can also skate on the paved tracks. Numerous vendors roam around selling drinks and snacks. This garden is also popular with walkers, joggers and elderly citizens who enjoy the shade of the trees, some of which are hundreds of year...
Winterthur
Zurich, Switzerland
Winterthur is located 20km northwest of Zurich. It is a pleasant suburb with a population around 100,000. Founded during Roman times, it came under control of the Hapsburgs in 1264 and was sold to Zurich in 1467. Winterthur remains part of the canton of Zurich. During the industrial revolution, the city thrived as factories were built. The textile industry was especia...