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8 Unusual Attractions In Italy

 

Everyone knows about the more famous museums

and attractions in Italy – The Uffizi, St Peter’s, the Colosseum and so on. For those looking for a bit of change from the normal tourist route however, Italy also offers a surprising number of overlooked, offbeat or just downright strange attractions, from a memorial to plague victims to an eye-twisting ceiling. Below are just a few selections:

 

Picture: Don Edgar (2003)

 

Taj Mahal: The Monument of Everlasting Love

 

There is no greater and more inspirational love story than

the one that lies at the foundation of perhaps the most lavish mausoleum ever built in history: the Taj Mahal. Standing at 180 feet tall, the Taj Mahal is located on the bank of River Yamuna, in the heart of the small town of Agra in India. This town was once the capital of the Mughal Empire between the 16th and the 18th centuries and the Taj Mahal, arguably the finest example of Mughal architecture, is one of the main reasons why people flock to this sleepy town each year.

 

   

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Travelling to Berlin is easy and economic if you know the way. There are free guide tours available at the Pariser Platz (in front of Brandenburg Gate or other nearby places) everyday. You can follow the English or the Spanish tour group. I personally felt that these tour guides are really informative. They showed us places of interest and briefed us on the history of Berlin (it definitely saves me time to browse the books).

 

The walking tour will take about 3.5 hours and bear in mind to take together with you a sun lotion. For Asians (I believe) does not like to be exposed to the hot sun too much. I myself got sun burnt by the end of the day. You won't realize this because the temperature is cold and windy and you are comfortable with such a sunny cold day.

 

Back to the tour group...The guides are funny...and showed us information you won't get in the books...for e.g. Hotel Adlon which has some story associated with Michael Jackson (find about it yourself) and the exact site Hitler ended his life. You can also get discount to PUB CRAWL from him...Overall, it was nice to visit such a historical and complicated city.

- Yong Lai Mun, Malaysia

 

 

 

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