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The Novgorod Kremlin and St Sophia Cathedral domes
Travel

The Novgorod Detinets and St Sophia: Walking Inside the Cradle of Russia

A guide to the Novgorod Kremlin, the ancient Detinets fortress, the oldest church in Russia and the spot where the country itself was born.

Travel

The O2, London: Concerts, the Rooftop Climb & Days Out

That vast white dome bristling with yellow masts on the Greenwich Peninsula is one of London’s most recognizable modern landmarks — and one of the busiest entertainment venues on the

Culture, Travel

The Old City of Bukhara: Madrasas, Domes and Lyab-i Hauz

Source: Pixabay Bukhara’s old city is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Central Asia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where mosques, madrasas and trading domes crowd together along shady

The old city of Damascus, Syria
Culture, Travel

The Old City of Damascus and the Tomb of Saladin

Source: Pixabay The Umayyad Mosque sits at the heart of one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on earth. The old city of Damascus, with its ancient walls, covered markets,

The Old City of Jerusalem
Culture, Travel

The Old City of Jerusalem and the Al-Aqsa Compound

Source: Pixabay The Al-Aqsa compound does not stand in isolation. It sits within the walled Old City of Jerusalem, a dense maze of ancient streets, markets, and gates that has

In Life

The One-Armed Champion

A Japanese boy dreamed of nothing but becoming a famous karateka. His family, however, would not allow it. Then one day, in an unfortunate accident, the boy lost his left

Travel

The Palais Garnier, Paris: a Phantom-Worthy Opera House

One of the most opulent buildings in Paris, the Palais Garnier is a breathtaking 19th-century opera house and a monument to extravagance. Even if you never see a performance, you

Travel

The Pantheon, Paris: France’s Heroes, Foucault’s Pendulum & the View

Dominating the skyline of the Latin Quarter from the top of its hill, the Panthéon is a grand neoclassical monument that serves as the final resting place of France’s national

A street barricade in Paris
History

The Paris Commune: The 72 Days When a City Ruled Itself

For seventy-two extraordinary days in the spring of 1871, the city of Paris governed itself. The national government had fled, the regular army had withdrawn, and into the vacuum stepped

Travel

The Petit Palais, Paris: a Free Fine Arts Museum & Garden

One of the best free attractions in Paris, the Petit Palais is a beautiful Belle Époque palace housing the City of Paris’s Museum of Fine Arts — and admission to