Architecture

Located just east of the Roman Forum, the Colosseum is a massive stone amphitheater. Commissioned by Emperor Vespasian as a gift to the Roman people, the Colosseum was the site for ancient games, gladiatorial battles...

The Port Arthur Historic Site is a small town located around 100 kilometres south-east of Hobart, on the Tasman Peninsula. The site was also a former convict settlement and is one of Australia’s most significant...

Palazzo Reale di Milano is a former royal palace and the seat of the government. It is one of the most important cultural centers in Milan. During the year, the Royal Palace hosts several events and...

The Canton Tower stands just south of downtown’s center at 462 meters. It symbolizes Guangzhou’s place in China’s modern age with its nightly show of colorful lights and awe-inspiring design. If you find yourself in Guangzhou,...

Coba, literally translating to “wind-stirred water”, was a thriving city during the Middle Ages, spreading over 50 miles, and housing 50,000 people. It was an important link between the sea and the inland. The site is...

Are you planning on exploring the temples and ruins in Siem Reap? With over 100 stone temples lying around the city, which one should you see? This is always the biggest question amongst visitors so we've...

Manchester United has a rich and unique history that begins at Old Trafford Stadium.  It became one of most prolific football teams in the world. At the Manchester United Museum and Old Trafford Tour, you can...

Holmenkollen Ski Jump & Ski Museum is perhaps the most beloved attraction of Oslo both by Norwegians and by the tourists. Holmenkollen is a veritable sporting arena with numerous competitions taking place every year. The futuristic-looking...

Grand Palais is a historical building, a museum and an exhibitions hall located on the famous Champs-Élysées in Paris. It is one of the most visited landmarks in the French capital. The Belle Epoque attraction hosts...