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Stade de France
Paris, France
Stade de France is the national stadium of France, and the fifth largest in Europe with a capacity upwards of 80,000. It was here that the home nation secured victory over Brazil in the 1998 FIFA World Cup finals. The stadium is also home to France’s rugby union team. No club teams call it home, though it is the site of France’s football league cup finals. Built between 1995 and 19...
Asan Tole
Kathmandu, Nepal
The busiest square in the city, from dawn to dusk it is crammed with vendors selling spices and vegetables from all over the country. It is fitting then that Annapurna Temple is dedicated to the goddess of abundance, represented by a purana bowl of grain. On Sundays and other days of the week, you’ll see locals walk around the shrine, touch a coin to their heads, throw it into the temple then ring...
Sindbad Amusement Park
Karachi, Pakistan
One of the earliest modern amusement parks in Karachi, smaller than Aladdin, but definitely more fun. The rides are much more exciting and breathtaking. With fast-moving roller coasters and crazily spinning carousels, this park is sure to rock you. The Log Slide, which is a kind of roller coaster with a seat for two or three people and ending in a large splash of water, soaking you to the innermos...
Wakalat Street
Amman, Jordan
Located in West Amman's trendy Sweifieh district, Wakalat Street is Jordan's first pedestrian only area. The street was closed off to cars in 2007. It was repaved and trees were planted. It's lined with retail outlets, cafes, and restaurants. Sweifieh is also a nightlife hub, and several bars and clubs are within a few blocks. It's not authentic Jordan, but Wakalat S...