September 2, 2019
Nikola Tesla Museum in Belgrade: the story of a Great Scientist
Today we tell about a legendary scientist Nikola Tesla and about his museum in Belgrade.
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September 2, 2019
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June 29, 2019
Mestalla Stadium in Valencia
Not so long ago, Valencia CF beat Barcelona in Copa del Rey final. At the same time, we travelled in Spain and witnessed how people from Madrid rejoiced at the loss of rivals during the match, and how happy the fans in Valencia were the next day after the victory. Is not it a good reason to visit the home…
March 23, 2019
Seaplane Harbor: Tallinn Maritime Museum
Seaplane Harbor is one of those museums that is definitely worth a visit if you are in Tallinn. This advice is applicable to absolutely everyone: it will be interesting for both children and adults of any age and gender. Our latest visit to this museum we paid in March reassured us about it again. Information about the museum The Seaplane…
November 10, 2018
Sea, Air and Space Museum Complex Interpid (New York)
When one thinks about New York, the first tourist objects he or she has in mind would be Empire State Building or 9/11 Memorial. Interpid is more of an overlooked tourist object: many simply do not know about it. In this post, I tell a story about this complex and aircraft carrier Interpid, in honor of which the museum has…
July 16, 2018
Volvo museum in Gothenburg (Sweden)
The Volvo Museum was a part of our three-day trip Stockholm-Gothenburg-Stockholm, we have already started to introduce. Today’s story is dedicated only to this museum. Here you will find not only pictures of cars with detailed description, but also interesting facts about Volvo and its development. General information can be found on the museum’s website: http://www.volvomuseum.com/. The tickets price is…
April 11, 2018
The Swedish Air Force Museum
As we have already written, many museums in Sweden do not have entrance fee. On the way to IKEA birthplace, Älmhult, we used this advantage again and visited the Swedish Air Force Museum in Linköping. Here we spent more than three hours and had a lot of fun.