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The Astronomical Clock in Old Town Square is one of Prague’s most famous sights. It is one of the oldest operational astronomical clocks in the world and has been in use for over 600 years. It shows the relative positions of the Sun, Moon, Earth, and Zodiac constellations at a certain time. It tells you … Read more
The Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology, provides intriguing exhibitions highlighting the past and present of European engineering and science. Leonardo da Vinci Science and Technology Museum opened its doors in 1953 and is one of Europe’s biggest scientific and technology museums. Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci … Read more
Empire State Building in New York is the world’s most famous building. The massive Manhattan building was the world’s tallest from 1930 to 1972 when the World Trade Center took away the title. Today more than 4 million visitors take its super-fast elevators every year to reach the observatory and see stunning views of New … Read more
Universal Studios Hollywood is a film studio and a movie-based theme park that attracts almost 10 million visitors annually. Both adults and kids enjoy thrilling rides, live-action effects, shows, musical performances, etc., at this Los Angeles attraction. In this article, we share everything you must know before purchasing your Universal Studios Hollywood tickets. Universal Studios … Read more
Many tourists in New York end up asking, “MoMA or The Met”? Well, if you are an art lover we recommend you visit both the Museums. However, if you don’t have the time, budget, or inclination to visit both the art Museums, check out our analysis of MoMA vs The Met. Is MoMA the same … Read more
Introduction Enjoy the vintage car tours in Prague in completely renovated historical vehicles manufactured in the classic period from 1928 to 1935, a period known for its luxurious cars. Cruising in these beautiful vintage-style cars is the best way to soak up the atmosphere of Prague and its ancient streets. The driver will pick you … Read more
Introduction Get ready for a thrilling adventure along the coast of Miami! If you enjoy sightseeing and want to explore Biscayne Bay, the City of Miami Beach, Fisher Island, and a tour of the Mansions on Star Island, then this tour is a must-have on your bucket list! This article shares everything you must know … Read more
Introduction If you are a fan of crazy art and mind-twisting riddles, then the Museum of Illusions Miami is the place for you. The Museum of Illusions hosts amusing 3D illustrations and exhibits that will blow your mind! This experience will take your breath away, transporting you to a world of fantasy and imagination. This … Read more
Introduction Leonardo Da Vinci was a painter, carver, architect, engineer, mathematician, anatomist, musician, and inventor, possibly the most well-known. An exhibition honoring Leonardo Da Vinci’s global brilliance is on display in Rome. At the Leonardo da Vinci Exhibition in Rome, visitors get a unique experience that immerses their senses in history, art, and culture. The … Read more
Introduction The Capuchin Crypt is a modest crypt with numerous little chapels beneath the Santa Maria della Concezione dei Cappuccini church on the Via Veneto near Piazza Barberini in Rome, Italy. 3,700 bodies considered Capuchin friars are buried here, and their skeletal remains can be found here. The magnificent Capuchin Crypt in Rome should be … Read more
When one thinks of Miami, its beautiful beaches, bustling nightclubs, and stunning skyline come to mind. But let us tell you, Miami is more than what you think. Miami is home to several artists who have completely transformed the Wynwood district, giving the city a whole new identity. Wynwood Walls is an outdoor street art … Read more
The Lobkowicz Palace, built in the mid-16th century, is one of the most significant historical monuments in the Czech Republic. Prague Lobkowicz Palace is the only privately held building in the Prague Castle complex, which houses the Lobkowicz Collections and Museum. Lobkowicz Palace in Prague Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that welcomes over … Read more
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to lie on a bed with hundreds of nails and no blood gushing out? Have you ever considered changing your height in a matter of seconds? You can witness such wonders at the Museum of Senses in Prague. When you enter the Muzeum smyslu Prague, forget … Read more
Introduction The Museum of Graffiti, located in the heart of Miami’s graffiti culture, is a fantastic place to learn about the evolution of graffiti. Graffiti Museum is the world’s first museum dedicated to graffiti, established in the 1970s. Graffiti is a new art form that arose in American communities when children began to paint and … Read more
World War 2 Museum is a place filled with narratives etched out of heroism, sacrifice, responsibility, plea, and struggle for liberation, which brings into light the American experience of “war that changed the world.” The Museum of World War II was opened on June 6th, 2000, on the 56th anniversary of Operation Overlord, also known … Read more
The aristocratic Villa Necchi Campiglio preserves the affluent interwar Milanese high society. Guests can enter a work of art and enjoy the tranquil, timeless beauty of an Italian aristocratic palace from the 1930s at Villa Necchi Campiglio Milano. Villa Necchi Campiglio is one of numerous FAI-Fondo Ambiente Italiano properties that acts as a scenic backdrop … Read more
Introduction The renowned Giant Ferris Wheel is an iconic sight in Vienna that serves as the Wurstelprater’s emblem. Every year, thousands of visitors from around the world gather here to see its distant silhouette. The Giant Ferris Wheel was built in 1896 by Englishmen Basset and Hitchins to celebrate the 50th jubilee of Emperor Franz … Read more
Castello Sforzesco is an unusual landmark that houses several specialized museums and historical artifacts. Sforza Castle, originally a Visconti castle, later became the residence of the Sforzas (the city’s rulers). Sforzas converted it into a beautiful ducal castle decorated by some of the great artists of that time, including Donato Bramante and Leonardo da Vinci. … Read more
Being Gaudi fans, we can’t have a favourite amongst his creations. For us, both Casa Batllo or Casa Mila are the same. But then, you do need your answer. So here are our thoughts –If time and money is NOT a concern, we suggest you see both. Casa Mila and Casa Batllo are only 700 … Read more
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