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Palace is marble'ous
People with a keen interest of architecture will want to head
for Istanbul to gaze at the beauty of the Dolmabahce Palace.
Constructed as a summer living area by the Ottoman Sultan back in
the 19th century, the palace utilises a traditional Turkish design,
reports Whatsonwhen.
Thus, every section is encircled by smaller areas, to keep in the
context of the architectural heritage.
A number of features, the stairwells, pillars and walls, are
adorned in...
Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007
Category: Places To Stay
Bangkok experience is golden
Thailand's history can be delved through in just a few short
hours at the National Museum in Bangkok and is a great option for
travellers.
Attendees may be delighted to know that that venue houses a massive
selection of artefacts, such as instruments and brilliant gold
treasure, reports Whatsonwhen.
Other amazing items on show at the museum include pieces from every
section of the country's eclectic past and include wooden carvings
and textiles, plus...
Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007
Category: Things To Do
Disneyland in Tokyo 'fun and educational'
There is fun for all the family as Tokyo's Disneyland, with its
selection rides and cartoon characters lurking in the streets.
Japan's love of the US can be seen in a number of the zones at the
complex, including World Bazaar, where visitors enter the venue,
reports Whatsonwhen.
Here there is a replica of America at the turn of the century,
which has a penny arcade and a cinema.
There's also a Wild West section, where attendees can mix
with...
'Variety of reasons' to visit Prague Castle
Visitors to Prague will no doubt want to take in the beauty
afforded by Prague castle if visiting the country this summer.
Sitting at the top of a hill, the castle was initially built in the
9th century and has been expanded into the Royal Palace site,
reported Whatsonwhen.
It remains a venue for the head of state, giving it an even grander
feel.
Other attractions at the revered selection of buildings include the
castle gallery for art lovers and Saint...
Eastern delights take to LA
Those with a taste for Eastern cultures will want to head to Los
Angeles this summer to take in the fabulous atmosphere at the
city's Korean Festival.
Now one of the largest festivals in LA, it celebrates all aspects
of the Korean way of life, reports Whatsonwhen.
All cultures are set to be united at this event, which is situated
in the surroundings of Seoul International Park.
Through the event, attendees can glean a greater understanding of
their...
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007
Category: Things To Do
Human pyramid one of Barcelona's wonders
There is set to be a carnival atmosphere in Barcelona this year
for the Fiesta of La Merce (for the Virgin of Mercy).
A number of features make this event not to be missed, including a
variety of dance groups, a selection of bands and fire-breathing
dragons, reports Whatsonwhen.
It is also a highly visual spectacle, with performers adorning
themselves in coloured suits, as they attempt to build large human
towers.
Moreover, the Centre de Cultura...
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