Most of the amazing buildings in Florence including Michelangelo’s David are made of the most famous marble in the world. The city of Florence is virtually made of the stone which is found in the Tuscan mountains surrounding Carrara.
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The grave of the African sorcere, Le Sitarane, in St. Pierre’s cemetery on Re Union is a popular pilgrimage spot for followers of black magic.
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The location of Mauritius at the crossroads of trade routes linking Asia, Africa and the Middle East has led to a mixture of cultures blending Hindu , African and Islamic beliefs.
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Ever since Britain’s Sir Stamford Raffles sailed up the Singapore River back in 1819, the centre of the city has been a focus of commerce and trading. Take a relaxing boat trip to Clarke Quay to take in historical colonial sites, restored shop houses and other buildings that showcase Singapore’s past.
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Vienna can definitively claim to be a world home of museums, housing a staggering collection of 153 museums and that’s not including the numerous palaces, monuments and statues that there are to see.The city houses one of the most concentrated collection of museums and largest cultural spacesi in the world.
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