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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART (MET) AND CLOISTERS, NEW YORK CITY
Although we usually refer to the main building, it is a set of 3 museums, the first being one of the most popular in the city and one of the most important in the world. Continue reading “METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART (MET) AND CLOISTERS, NEW YORK CITY”
BRONX ZOO
Just in New York City there are 4 zoos, one in Queens, another in Prospect Park in Brooklyn, another in Central Park, and one in the Bronx, the oldest and largest in North America, Continue reading “BRONX ZOO”
DRACH CAVES
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Large and beautiful caves are in many places, and when you have seen several, you become a little tired of the stalactite and the stalagmite and the millions of years that take time they touch, you want to see something that differentiates that cave from the others, and the Drach have stalactites that, although they are not unique, are infrequent and very original. Continue reading “DRACH CAVES”
PALATINO AND ROMAN FORUM
If the Colosseum is one of the great architectural works of humanity that has reached our days, the Forum, which once was the Continue reading “PALATINO AND ROMAN FORUM”
ATOMIUM, BRUSSELS
Arguable: whether it is beautiful or dreadful. Questionless: it is very original, so much that it has become the symbol of Belgium. My opinion is that it is worth seeing it on the outside, but not the inside.
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WHERE TO STAY IN NEW YORK: BEST PLACES AND AREAS
The big apple is not only one of the main tourist destinations worldwide, but requires Continue reading “WHERE TO STAY IN NEW YORK: BEST PLACES AND AREAS”
THE MOST FAMOUS BUILDING IN THE WORLD
The Empire State Building is much more than a skyscraper. It is not the highest since 1972, when it was surpassed by Continue reading “THE MOST FAMOUS BUILDING IN THE WORLD”
RODIN MUSEUM
Almost 100% of tourists in Paris go to the Louvre Museum, the Orsay Museum, or both, and few are Continue reading “RODIN MUSEUM”
