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Castelo de Sao Jorge (St George’s Castle)
Lisbon, Portugal
Towering over Lisbon, this castle has seen much of history: Moors in the 9th century, Christians in the 12th century, royals ranging from 14th to the 16th century and convicts from every century. If you walk inside the Ulysses Tower you’ll find a camera obscura which offers a unique view of the city. Near the castle entrance is Olisiponia (9am-5:30pm Nov-Feb, 9am-8pm Mar-Oct) which offers a multil...
El Hank Lighthouse
Casablanca, Morocco
El Hank Lighthouse was built in 1919 to help sailors steer their vessels away from the shore. Until the construction of the lighthouse, many ships got stuck in the sandy banks of Casablanca’s shores. El Hank Lighthouse, also known as Pointe d'el-Hank Light, stands 161 feet high, and its light can be seen from 30 nautical miles away. The lighthouse is a round masonry tower with lantern and gallery....
Rod Laver Arena Tours Melbourne Park
Melbourne, Australia
The place is particularly important due to its importance in the Australian open tennis championship. The place is one of the busiest and amusement venues of the city which offers massive accommodation of 15,000 people to national and international visitors from all around the world to view the prestigious event. Apart from the Australian Open tennis events such as Grand Slam and Asia Pacific are ...
Heureka Science Centre
Helsinki, Finland
This science center shows live laboratory displays and experiments. There are hands on exhibitions of scientific apparatus and a shop to buy things related to science. Basically, a very interactive place to take your children to! ...