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#travelinginchina 📍The Forbidden City Imperial Palace🔻 It served as the imperial palace for 24 emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties (1420–1912). Symbolic Design🔻 The number of rooms (originally 9,999.5) was meant to represent celestial perfection, as only heaven could have 10,000. UNESCO Heritage Site🔻 Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 for its cultural significance. Restricted Access🔻 For nearly 500 years, common people were forbidden from entering—hence the name "Forbidden City” #chinatrip #forbiddencity #museum #historicallandmarks #北京 #china #beijing

#travelinginchina 📍Tiananmen Square: Start your day at one of the largest public squares in the world. Visit the Monument to the People's Heroes, and Mausoleum of Mao Zedong, and take in the grand atmosphere of the square. 📍Forbidden City: Just a short walk from Tiananmen Square, explore the vast imperial complex where Chinese emperors lived for over 500 years. The palace is huge, so plan to spend at least 2-3 hours here. Lunch Time😋 Try some traditional Beijing-style dishes like Peking duck or Zha Jiang Mian (noodles with a savory bean paste) #historicallandmarks #beijing #tiananmen #forbiddencity #chinatrip #museum

#europetravel While waiting for my train in Flåm, I decided to check out the Flåm Railway Museum, and I’m so glad I did! This small but fascinating museum gives you a glimpse into the history of one of the most scenic train journeys in the world. Plus, it’s free to enter, making it a great quick stop. The exhibits showcase old locomotives, railway construction history, and how this incredible train line was built through Norway’s dramatic landscapes. If you're a train enthusiast or just curious about the history behind this scenic ride, it's definitely worth a visit! ⭐ Recommended for: Interesting historical exhibits – Learn about the engineering behind this iconic railway. Free entry – A great way to spend some time while waiting for your train. 📍Address: Stasjonsvegen 8, 5742 Flåm, Norway #Flåm #Norway #TrainTravel #Museum

The Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware is a Declared Monument inside the Hong Kong Park. Construction for the Flagstaff House completed in 1846, and it is the oldest surviving western styled building in Hong Kong. When it began its first chapter, the Flagstaff House was named the Headquarters House. Its first occupant was Major-General Goerge Charles D’Aguilar, whose name is now borne by Cape D’Aguilar and the D’Aguilar Lighthouse. As the Commander of British Troops in China, D’Aguilar was a military officer when he arrived in Hong Kong in 1843. In 1844, he was appointed the Leutenant Governor of Hong Kong, and the Headquarter House was built specifically as his residence. In 1932, the building was renamed the Flagstaff House, but it served as the residence of the Commander of British Forces until 1978. During the Japanese Occupation years, the Japanese imperial forces also used it as the residence for its military commander in Hong Kong. The beautiful building became the Museum of Tea Ware in 1984. In 1991, when the Hong Kong Park opened, the Museum of Tea Ware became the classy resident in the well-landscaped public garden. Since 1984, the Flagstaff House has become the Museum of Tea Ware with donated exhibits from the collection of Dr. Kwee Seong Lo, the founder of Vitasoy. A tour of this museum will enable visitors a view of the interiors of the Flagstaff House, and it is very worthwhile. #flagstaffhouse #flagstaffhousemuseumofteaware #teaware #tea #hongkongpark #admiralty #hongkong #hongkongheritage #hongkonghistory #heritagebuilding #历史古迹 #declaredmonument #museum #historicallandmarks#历史古迹#博物馆

The Russian invasion and exertion of power over Uzbekistan took place in the mid-19th century. In 1865, the Russian Empire had already taken Tashkent and made it the capital of Russian Turkestan. At the cusp of Russia’s invasion of Bukhara, which took place in that same period, the various regions of Uzbekistan were ruled by khanate kingdoms. This part of Uzbek history was known as the Khanate era. Throughout the 1860s or so, the Russians have waged their wars in Bukhara, and in 1866, the Bukharans were defeated. In 1868, the Emir accepted vassal status after the defeat in the Battle of Zerabulak. It was at that time that the Emir ceded Samarkand to the Russians as well. At this point, it could not be said that the Russians were ruling Bukhara yet. Rather, the Emir still retained power in the administration and control of Bukhara and other territories. Bukhara was yet to be incorporated into the Russian Empire formally. Built in 1911, the Sitorai Mokhi Khosa stands testament to a watershed in Bukharan and Uzbek history. Its name meaning “Palace Like the Stars and the Moon,” the Sitorai Mokhi Khosa was built by Russian engineers for Emir Alim Khan in 1911, “as an inducement to get him out of the Ark fortress and safely ensconced in a strategic and cultural no-man’s land on the edge of town.” (Calum Macleod) The architecture shows prominent and grandiose eastern European features. At first glance, it certainly conveys the sense of luxury to which the royalty of Bukhara felt entitled. According to the descriptions on site, the exterior of the Sitorai Mokhi Khosa was that of Russian architecture, but the interiors were fitted with traditional Bukharan elements. #sitoraimokhikhosa #uzbekhistory #uzbekistan #bukhara #russia #russianarchitectue #uzbekarchitecture #centralasia #uzbkeheritage #historicallandmarks #museum #历史古迹#博物馆

#favouriteitinerary The hand-fed flatbed cylinder printing press, likely an antique piece from The Royal Press museum in Melaka, Malaysia. Key details include: Type:Hand-fed flatbed cylinder press, where paper is manually fed onto a flat surface that moves under a rotating cylinder. Function:Used for printing text and images by transferring ink from a printing plate to paper. Age:The Royal Press is one of the world's oldest surviving polyglot letterpress printing houses. Museum Piece:It is currently on display at The Royal Press museum, which is dedicated to the history of printing. #travel #citydaytours #history #museum

Formerly the National Museum of Turkestan, The State Museum of History of Uzbekistan in Tashkent was first founded in 1876. It was also known as the Lenin Museum during the Soviet times, as it was built to commemorate the centennial of Lenin’s birthday in 1970. The building showcases concrete grilles on the exterior walls with traditional Uzbek patterns called Panzhara. This architectural feature is considered a rare example of Soviet architecture incorporating explicit non-Soviet, multicultural elements. The museum presents the most comprehensive overview of Uzbekistan’s long history, from early neolithic settlement all the way to the formal establishment of its modern statehood (independence) in 1991. Here is what the museum had to say as a welcome introduction to visitors: Lying on the crossroad of great routes of the east, the Uzbekistan civilization was interacting with the advanced cultures of the east and the west. The first world religion – Zoroastrianism – was formed here, and other world religions – Buddhism and Christianity – have found a fertile field here. The highest level of Uzbekistan civilization has been manifested by the great contribution made by its representatives… in the strengthen of Islam as the world religion. A defining modern event in the history of Uzbekistan is the Earthquake of 1966 in Tashkent. The museum featured a clock that was broken by the earthquake at the very moment that the earthquake struck. The 5.2 magnitude earthquake devastated Tashkent, destroying much of the city’s existing infrastructures. 300,000 of its residents were rendered homeless. The beautiful metro stations in Tashkent were part of the effort to restore the city from the earthquake. In the next three years, reconstruction of the whole city managed to restore life back to normalcy for the people. Fast forward to September 1, 1991, Uzbekistan finally declared independence as a republic after the final demise of the Soviet Union. It has since maintained a close relationship with its Central Asian neighbors, and was very much within Russia’s zone of influence as well. The former President Islam Karimov was the Secretary of the Communist Party of Uzbekistan at the time of independence. He declared Uzbekistan an independent state following the attempted coup in Moscow in 1991. Uzbekistan was the second in the Central Asian nations to declare independence, after Kyrgyzstan. President Islam Karimov remained in power until his death on September 2, 2016. He was the authoritarian ruler of Uzbekistan for a full 25 years, despite explicit constitutional provisions that limited presidential terms to two only. His third term of presidency was extended by the means of a referendum. #uzbekistan #centralasia #uzbekhistory #tashkent #statemuseumofhistory #leninmuseum #sovietunion #independence #statehood #statehistoricalmuseum #museum #artgallery #uzbekarchitecture

The Dapeng Fortress might be my favorite ancient town in Shenzhen. A leisurely walk of the whole Dapeng Fortress would take about 2 to 2.5 hours. The Dapeng Fortress was constructed during the Ming Dynasty in the 14th century. In 1394, the 27th year of the Hongwu Reign of Ming Dynasty, the authorities began constructing the Dapeng Fortress, which was intended to serve exclusively defense purposes against pirates, foreign enemies and resistance fighters. Together with the Nantou Ancient City in Nanshan, Shenzhen, the Dapeng Fortress was one of the 24 defense outposts along the mountain ridges of Lingnan (southern China). The Dapeng Fortress was especially important for coastal defense during the Qing Dynasty. In 1704, the 43rd year of the Kangxi Reign, the Qing Court turned the Dapeng Fortress into a naval base, which oversees the coastal defense of all of Shenzhen and Hong Kong. This role of the Dapeng Fortress would be very important during the Opium Wars of the 1800s. In 1839, General Lai Enxi, who was a native of Dapeng, sounded the canons that would signal the defense of Kowloon against British attacks. Thus the curtains were drawn for the Opium Wars. After Hong Kong Island was ceded to Britain in 1940 and before ceding Kowloon to the British in 1860, the Qing Court has constructed the Walled City of Kowloon for the purpose of defending Kowloon. At the time, generals from the Dapeng Fortress oversaw the Walled City of Kowloon. As such, the Dapeng Fortress had a very close relationship with the history of Hong Kong. #shenzhen #dapeng #dapengfortress #历史古迹 #china #ancienttown #ancienttownvibes #mingdynasty #qingdynasty #opiumwar #fortress #museum #historicallandmarks

#manila #intramuros #chineseheritage #bahaytsinoy #museum #hiddengems 🌅 Why Visit? If you’re exploring Intramuros, don’t miss the Bahay Tsinoy Museum. It’s a hidden gem that beautifully showcases the history of Chinese Filipinos through captivating exhibits. 🏛️ Getting There: Just a short walk from Intramuros’ main tourist spots, it’s an easy addition to your itinerary. 🖼️ Engaging Exhibits: The museum features stunning dioramas and life-sized displays that bring the story of Chinese contributions to Filipino culture to life. 📜 Rich Legacy: Discover tales of trade, migration, and cultural integration that highlight the vibrant history of this community. 📌 Tips for Your Visit: - Bring your camera—the displays are photo-worthy! - Pair your visit with nearby attractions for a full day of exploration. 📍 Address: Bahay Tsinoy Museum, Plaza San Luis Complex, Intramuros, Manila.

#moscow #russia #history #museum #architecture #hiddengems 🏛️ Why Visit? The Russian State Historical Museum is a treasure trove of history and art, showcasing intricately patterned ceilings and golden religious icons that narrate Russia’s grand heritage. 🖼️ Must-Sees: •Patterned Ceilings: Look up and get lost in their beauty. •Historical Manuscripts: Peek at centuries-old handwritten treasures. •Golden Icons: Let these timeless pieces transport you. •Chandeliers: Marvel at their diamond-like glow illuminating the grandeur. 📜 A Legacy of Grandeur: Experience a journey through time in opulent interiors that bring Russia’s rich history to life. 📍 Getting There: Nestled in the heart of Moscow on Red Square, it’s easily accessible and pairs perfectly with landmarks like the Kremlin and St. Basil’s Cathedral.

Ubon Museum, newly renovated, very beautiful. Antiques and art are very detailed. Beautifully arranged, beautiful lighting. The curators are very cute. They are very informative and explain very well. ✨ Interesting things 📍 Historical stories of Ubon Ratchathani Province since its establishment 📍 Ganesha, sandstone, Khmer art, very old 📍 Bronze dolls, also very old 📍 Artworks, pieces of ancient sandstone castles, quite complete, very hard to find 📍 Wood carvings, sacred swords, halberds, royal thrones, 3 stars 🌟🌟🌟 Note: Don't forget to visit the outside area. There is a very large teak boat. 🗣 Tips: There is an entrance fee. Thais are 20 baht, foreigners are 100 baht. But the day I went was Children's Day, so I got in for free. 💝 #VisitUbonRatchathani #Museum #UbonRatchathaniNationalMuseum #UbonRatchathani #OldUbon #UbonTravel #museum #ubonratchathani #ubonmuseum

This special exhibition at Capital Museum has a wide range of artistic objects and shows collections from the most brilliant Greek museums, including Hellenic National Archaeological Museum, Archaeological Museum of Heraklion, Epigraph Museum, etc. The gold mask of Agamemnon, the head of Zeus and stoa from Parthenon are highlights of the exhibition. #museum #vacation 🕰️Business Hours: 9:00-16:00

Right in the centre of the city and easily accessible from most tourist areas such as the Petronas Towers, Bukit Bintang and Pavilion Shopping Mall is The National Museum of Malaysia. This museum - also called Muzium Negara - focuses solely on the history of the Malay Peninsula and the Malay people from prehistoric times until now. It is really interesting to see the dioramas and maps of how the land was formed and how Bronze Age people lived on this peninsula. Moving into to the modern age, there are many interesting artefacts covering the colonial period - did you know the Malays had to fight Portuguese, Dutch AND British colonists over time? I particularly loved examining the intricacy of the many sculptures, and the finely woven colorful textiles made for especially for nobility. A fairly small museum but with many varied and well chosen exhibits, this is a great way to spend an hour getting to learn about Malaysia’s local culture. Top Tip: Two other museums are in the same direct area (the Ethnology Museum and the Islamic Arts Museum) so if you’re a museum buff you can do all three in one morning. 🕰️Business Hours: 09:00-17:00 📍Address: Jln Damansara, Perdana Botanical Gardens, 50566 Kuala Lumpur 💰Average Price per Person: 5 Ringgit #travel #thingstodo #familytravel #museum #kuala_lumpur #malaysia

#Valentine's Day Good Places 2025 Valentine's Day is just a few days away! 💕 Have you decided where to celebrate with your partner yet? 🤔 Tired of a formal date with your partner? There are several exhibitions at the Hong Kong Art Gallery that are worth seeing: 🎨 The Hong Kong Jockey Club presents a series: The world of Cézanne and Renoir - Collection Exhibition at the Orangery Museum and Musée d'Orsay, France The works of Impressionist masters Cezanne and Renoir are breathtaking😍 If you want to appreciate their light and shadow changes and color use, don't miss this exhibition. 📅 Date: 2025.01.17 – 2025.05.07 📍Location: 2nd Floor Theme Hall 💰 Cost: $50 (Standard Ticket) / $35 (Group Ticket) / $25 (Concession Ticket) / Free (Museum Pass) 💡 The Dimension of Perception ── Multiple exploration of everything and the self The exhibition features installation and new media interactive works by six Hong Kong artists, Ka-chun Cheung, Han-Khen Cheung, Wong Chi-hung, Yeh Wai-han and Tao Chi-chun, who explore nature, human interaction and self-observation through technology, such as mechanics, electronics, digital and artificial intelligence. 📅 Date: From 2024.12.20 📍Location: 2nd Floor, Hong Kong Art Hall 💰 Cost: Free 🖼️ Wu Guanzhong Art Sponsored Special Exhibition Series: Wu Guanzhong ── Black‧White‧Grey Want to feel the charm of ink painting? 🎨 The works of master Wu Guanzhong, with simple black, white and gray colors, show a unique aesthetic, which is endlessly memorable. 📅 Date: From 2024.03.22 📍Location: Wu Guanzhong Art Hall, 4th Floor 💰 Cost: Free In addition to watching the exhibition, you can also enjoy a cup of coffee ☕️ in the art gallery's cafe, enjoy the view of Victoria Harbor 🌃, and have a romantic and artistic Valentine's Day 💖! #Sisien #ChillMyBabe #SisienRecommendation #Valentine's Day #Valentine's Day #Dating #Exhibition #Cezanne #Renoir #Wu Guanzhong #Art #Romance #Photo #Hong Kong #Tsim Sha Tsui #hk #hkartmuseum #museum #art #dateideas #valentinesday #hkig

#vietnamtrip The Vietnam Military History Museum is located at Nam Tu Liem District, Hanoi with an area of 386,000 sq-m which inclusive of indoor and outdoor galleries. Currently, the Vietnam Military History Museum became the largest museum in Vietnam. It has over 150,000 artifacts, including war relics, exhibits, photographs, maps & stories from wars The museum narrates Vietnam’s military heritage, weapons, aircraft, equipment & tools used during the war against French colonialism & American forces If you are a history enthusiast, you must visit to the museum to have better understanding Attraction: Vietnam Military History Museum Address: Nam Tu Liem District, Hanoi, Vietnam Opening hours: 8am - 11.30am & 1pm - 4.30pm daily(except Monday & Friday is closed) Entrance fee: VND40,000 #museum #hanoi

I found this place by accident. I didn't expect that the Planetarium would be joined with the museum, but it made for a great little afternoon to go through the museum while I waited for the Planetarium show to run. A show ticket gets you free entrance to the museum. Great deal! There are modern parts to the museum as the older parts still there. I liked that it had a large variety of things to see and yet, not overwhelm you with information about each thing. For those who get bored easily in museums, try this challenge (even kids!): Pick one subject that you see that may interest you and rest everything there about it. The rest, casually browse. This way you walk out of there learning something new with some depth. I liked how at the end of the show, there was a short lesson in identifying planets and stars using the night sky for that evening! #museum #astronomy #natural

Tobu Museum of transport and culture Address : 東武博物館 4 Chome-28-16 Higashimukojima, Sumida City, Tokyo 131-0032, Japan One of the best experiences for a museum. I could spend hours exploring this place and also it is worth the ticket price. The place opens at 10 am and is near Higashi mukojima station. There were plenty of locals in the place. lots of family were spending their Sunday experience the different sections. There are many train simulator games. I get to try two different ones. This is a place for train enthusiasts. I saw a few of them, they even dressed up as a train conductor, bringing along a clipboard and train schedule. At first I thought they were a staff member but then realized the staff were dressed differently. This place is good for photo taking. Besides the train and train cabin there are also buses in the museum. A very nice place to relax. There are rest area that replicate the train and bus cabin and people were taking naps. We decided to join in after a long walk . #japantravel #museums #museum

#singaporetrip The National Museum of Singapore, the photography exhibition is very important to me. The National Museum of Singapore, in fact, traces the history of Singapore, and there is nothing to see. After all, Singapore is not very big. It is full of people and things in the history of China, the United Kingdom and India and the island. I think the photography exhibition downstairs is particularly worth seeing. The scenery and humanistic history recorded are still very shocking and worth seeing! When I went there, I came in from #Singapore Fukangning Park. Behind the #Singapore National Museum is this park. Of course, there is also an Internet celebrity tree cave, and you can also navigate directly to the main entrance of the museum. You don't need to make an appointment. You can go directly to the service desk on the first floor to buy tickets. They can speak Chinese. You can communicate directly. The museum on the first floor is S$10, plus the photo exhibition pass downstairs is S$24. Only cash and cards are accepted. #Visual Feast of Art Exhibition #Singapore #National Museum of Singapore #Mobile Phone Photography #Museum #National Museum

Discover the vibrant heart of Taichung with these must-visit spots within 2 days 1 Night! 1. Taichung Station Area: Wander through history and modernity, where the old station meets trendy cafes and boutiques. Location📍 400, Taichung City, Central District (In front of Taichung Station) 2. National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts: Immerse yourself in contemporary art and culture at this architectural gem, showcasing Taiwan's finest artistic talents. Location📍 No. 2號, Section 1, Wuquan W Rd, West District, Taichung City, 403 Transportation🚍 Bus No. 75/5/11/ from Taichung Station 3. Shengping Village: Step back in time in this charming village, offering a glimpse into Taiwan's rich heritage and traditional lifestyle. Location📍 24.1455285, 120.6609842 (Can walk from National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts) 4. Taichung Lecheng Temple: Experience serenity and spirituality at this historic temple, a perfect spot for reflection and cultural appreciation. Location📍 No. 48號, Hanxi St, East District, Taichung City, 401 Transportation🚍 Bus No. 61/241/302/56/958/20 from Taichung Station 5. Fengchia Night Market: Indulge in a sensory feast with mouth-watering street food, unique souvenirs, and lively atmosphere at one of Taiwan's largest night markets. Location📍 Wenhua Rd, Xitun District, Taichung City, 407 Transportation🚍 Bus No. 35/45/25 from Taichung Station #getgoing2025 #taiwantravel #trip #travel #localguides #historicallandmarks #deliciousfood #taichung #taiwan #temple #mustvisit #thingstodo #art #artshunting #museum #streetfood #2d1n

Discover Chiayi Art Museum: Where creativity blooms and stories come alive. 🎨 Explore ever-changing exhibitions, blending traditional Taiwanese art with contemporary masterpieces. Dive in and let your imagination soar! ✨ Location📍 No. 101, Guangning St, West District, Chiayi City, 600 How to Go🚍 Just 5-min walk from Chiayi Station! (approx. 300 meters) Open Hours ⏰ Tue - Sun 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Close on Monday) Admission Fee 💸 NT$50 #localguides #art #artgallery #artshunting #museum #solotravel #chiayi #taiwan #taiwantravel #travel #trip

Visited eastern Louvre and absolutely loved it, it is one of the modern treasures, design and architecture are amazing! The building itself is more interesting than the collection, all surrounded by the water and different yards, several layered roof makes it a great hiding spot during the heat. You can spend there the whole day just contemplating the beauty of these lines and shapes! #abudhabi #culturalattractions #historicallandmarks #museum #architecture

#getgoing2025 #Andywarhol #museum #art #pittsburgh Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh really gives you an insight into Andy Warhol’s life who was born and raised in Pittsburgh. It is very unique and I loved how the exhibits were organized chronologically. They had some interactive sections too. Isn’t it amazing that it is the largest museum in USA to be dedicated to one artist? They also have a cute gift shop from where I picked some souvenirs. This museum really sheds light on how Andy played such a major role in Pop Art. I recommend everyone interested in art to really do check this museum. It is a top attraction in Pittsburgh.

#getgoing2025 #museum Visiting the Smithsonian National Museum of National History is such an awe-inspiring experience. The exhibits are so well-organized and diverse. The amount of detail provided is extensive. Staff here is very knowledgeable. My favorite exhibit is the mammals and dinosaurs one. This museum also has the famous Hope Diamond. The best part is visiting this museum is absolutely free. You must visit this museum for its educational and engagement value.

The china art museum next to the Shanghai expo is by far the best museum to visit in Shanghai🎨 Entry is free and depending on what time of the year you go, there’s gonna be different interesting exhibitions, so even if you have been there before, it never gets boring if you pay a visit every other month💸 Located right next to the metro station, it’s also very convenient to get to and once you’re done with your visit, you can just walk across the road and take a stroll through the expo park that is right next to it🚄 #travel #china #shanghai #museum #art #budget

#getgoing2025 🕰️Business Hours: 9am to 6pm daily 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: This is a must see museum. It's very informative and creative. The articrafts itself are wonderful. I love how they maintain this museum. It has a bathroom of course and it's good for solo, couple, family and friends. 📍Address: The National Museum of Anthropology in Luneta is one of the 3 museums across each other. 💰Average Price per Person: The best thing is it's for FREE! 💞Reasons to Recommend: They have done a fantastic makeover inside and out, with world class exhibits showing the diversity of Philippine culture. I don't think the museum was meant to be an academic exercise for visitors but it is to show appreciation for the cultural diversity of the Philippines dating back to Austronesian times, from 2,500 BC and back. It was an interesting visit for me. #getgoing2025 #manilaphilippines #manila #manilatrip #museum

You wanna go to Teamlabs borderless in Tokyo but can’t travel to Japan? Come here instead. The “Shanghaixingkong art museum” is basically a smaller version of Teamlabs, divided into 9 rooms with different themes and packed into the third floor of a mall🏢 Even though the rooms are not that big and it only takes around 10 minutes to walk through all of them, you can still get some great pictures there📷 Since the mall in which the museum is located, is right next to Shanxi road so it’s pretty easy to get to and for around $5 for a ticket, it also won’t break the bank💸🏖️ #shanghai #art #museum #china #budget

Just returned from an unforgettable weekend getaway with my family in Baku, the vibrant capital of Azerbaijan! Whether you are a history lover, foodie, or someone looking to relax, Baku offers a perfect mix of old-world charm and modern luxury! #getaway #familytrip 🏛️ What to See & Do: - Flame Towers & Baku Skyline: Don’t miss the stunning view of Baku’s iconic Flame Towers, especially at sunset when the city’s skyline lights up in all its glory. If you would like to get up to the Flame Towers for an incredible panoramic view of the city, you can take the cable car that will whisk you up the hill for a scenic ride. #view #sunset - Icherisheher (Old City): Step back in time by wandering through the cobbled streets of Icherisheher, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dating back to the 12the century, this ancient walled city is home to some of Baku’s oldest landmarks, including the Maiden Tower and the Palace of the Shirvanshahs, offering an incredible peek into Azerbaijan’s rich medieval history. #historicallandmarks - Heydar Aliyev Center: A must-see for architecture enthusiasts! The fluid, futuristic design by Zaha Hadid is truly a masterpiece that contrasts beautifully with the city’s more traditional structures. #architecture #museum - Baku Promenade (Seafront): One of the best ways to enjoy the city is by strolling along the Caspian Sea Promenade. This scenic waterfront walk offers incredible views of the sea, and you will find plenty of cafes, parks, and spots to relax. #caspiansea 🍽️ Where to Eat: - For an authentic taste of Azerbaijani cuisine, head to Qaynana, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Baku’s Old Town. This cozy, family-run restaurant offers traditional dishes made with love and care, capturing the rich flavours of Azerbaijan in every bite. #localguides #deliciousfood Travel Tips: - Cultural Sites Opening Hours: Many restaurants and cultural sites in Baku are closed on Mondays. - Walkable City: You can easily explore many of the city’s top attractions on foot. - Where to Stay: For a comfortable and convenient stay, I highly recommend Midway Hotel Baku. It’s just a short walk from the city center and offers great amenities! #baku #weekendgetaways #cityexploration

📍 Address: Museum Siam, Bangkok 💵 Price: 5$, worth the experience so much This is a truly wonderful moment to explore the museum Siam in Bangkok. Honestly have never visited a museum with such diverse activities. In this museum you can not only contemplate the outfits, cultures and watch Thai history but also play interactive games, see 3D mapping exhibitions, watch to historical presentation in motion,.... You can also wear audio players to hear the introduction of each room. There are also a gallery shops for stamping envelopes and buying souvenirs. It's also possible to try on Thai costumes and have some photos. You can also sit in a class settings and pretend to be a Thai student. So fun to try all the activities here. I think they help a lot in enriching our experience. #thailand #travel #siam #museum

The Moco Museum Barcelona is a must-visit for art lovers! Tucked in the heart of the city, this contemporary gem showcases incredible modern and street art from iconic names like Banksy, Andy Warhol, and more. From thought-provoking installations to vibrant masterpieces, every corner sparks inspiration. Located in the historic El Born district, it’s the perfect blend of classic and cutting-edge. Don’t forget to check out the digital art room—it’s an experience like no other! If you’re in Barcelona, add this to your list—you won’t regret it! Who else loves exploring modern art? 📍Address: Moco Museum Barcelona Carrer de Montcada, 25, 08003 Barcelona, Spain #ModernArtMagic #MocoMuseumBarcelona #ArtLoversUnite #ExploreBarcelona #ElBornCharm #StreetArtScene #TravelAndArt #CultureTrip #BarcelonaBucketList #travel #spain #barcelona #museum #museums #mocomuseum #art

The Science museum of Nagoya is a great place to check out if you’re visiting the city, especially if you have children. The entrance fee depends on your choices but you can do the museum, planetarium and any of the special exhibitions. However the planetarium experience is only in Japanese so I only did the museum. The museum displays are also just in Japanese but the audio guide is very helpful! The museum is separated by theme and there are lots of interactive exhibits on each floor. The highlight for me being the tornado simulator and the huge model railway - highlighting the different transport infrastructure of Nagoya. Follow the escalators up and go floor by floor, then get the glass lift down as it offers a great views of the surrounding area. Head to Fushimi metro stop and follow the signs! #getgoing2025 #thingstodo #myitinerary #travel #familytravel #japan #nagoya #science #museum