Mary Queen of Scots came to this house in Jedburgh for an assize in 1566. She suffered an abdominal haemorrhage there. which threatened her life, but eventually returned to Edinburgh by easy stages.
Mary Queen of Scots was held at Chatsworth on various occasions between 1569 and 1584. Her lodgings were on the east side of the house where the rooms are still called the Queen of Scots Apartments.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a museum complex with 5 of the most important museums of Berlin: Altes, Neues, Alte Nationalgalerie, Bode, and Pergamon. A must-visit for art lovers!
The complex of camps, which became a symbol of genocide, terror and the Holocaust, was established in 1940. During World War II the Nazis murdered hundreds of thousands of Jews, Poles, Gypsies.
Amazingly comprehensive for a small museum. Well organized with interesting exhibits.
Really fascinating museum, lots to see and do. Amazing mosaics and plenty of hands on exhibits. Well worth visiting, the cafe is excellent too. A very successful museum all round.
Built by the Royal family after a 1755 earthquake, this has been turned into a museum in 1938. Lots of interesting collections of paintings, sculptures, glassware could be found here.
Tip: while coming down, take the route from the back for lovely walk. The Catalunyan history museum here is free on Fridays after 3 pm as well as first Sunday of every month. Plan accordingly.
Outdoor museum with old houses from all over Denmark, you can enter the house which are preserved old style. The whole place is actually a park with loads of space for picnic. Also: ts free!
Nice history museum that give you an idea of the make-up of the city throughout the ages. Free on Fridays. If you're interested, also check out Arbejdermuseet, Workers Museum, for more social history.
San Gimignano 1300 is not just a museum it is an EXPERIENCE! Storyboards, multi-media exhibits, street scenes and a ceramic recreation of the city as it existed in 1300. Very Beautiful! Nice Staff!
