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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Hungarians are proud of their reputation as great thinkers and Erno Rubik is one of them. Inventor of the ubiquitous Rubik’s Cube that has infuriated and driven millions to madness since its first appearance in 1974, Erno has philosophically mused, “we turn the cube and it twists us”.
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There are hundreds of markets throughout London and the culture of the market is rich with the flavour of what London is all about- people, banter and atmosphere. Whilst most regions and boroughs have their own healthy share of markets, this is a list of markets big and small that best sum up the market culture or have the most to offer the shopper.
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The Galapagos Islands, 700 miles of the western coast of Ecuador, are one of the world’s great natural wonders. If you are looking for something unique and memorable in Ecuador it doesn’t get much better than this. Ecuador’s most popular national park boasts scenic volcanic vistas and extraordinary wildlife attracting 60,000 visitors a year.
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Wales’s history has left a landscape scattered with Iron Age hill forts, Roman ruins and castles from Medieval Welsh princes and English kings. There are over 600 castles, but here are 10 of the best to visit.
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