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Built in 1406, Co Cung owns an area of nearly 789,000 square meters with thousands of rooms.
The portrait of Mona Lisa hangs in the Louvre, protected by bulletproof glass and attracts thousands of visitors every day.
Completely surrounded by Rome, the Vatican is the smallest country in the world with an area of only about 40.4 hectares. The Vatican Catholic Church is a spiritual ho…
The officers of the Naval War Museum in Jutland discovered the submarine.
A 500-year mystery in the Vatican has just been deciphered. Two Raphael Renaissance paintings were discovered during the cleanup and restoration of a room in the Vatican…
The White House is the official workplace of the President - the most powerful person in America, and this is also his residence and his family.
After seeing a cannon in the sea, Clifford was so happy that he jumped into the water to see for himself.
The 1,000-year GIF artwork by Finnish artist Juha van Ingen will be on display at the Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art.
The rainbow-colored, opal stone with the name Australian Fire was first displayed at the South Australian museum after being discovered 60 years ago.
Dr. Tinka Miteva - of Sofia University, who had many meetings with the famous prophet Vanga, wrote in the book
The Van Gogh Museum in the Netherlands claims that practicing the painting is believed to be by Vincent Van Gogh, is actually a copy of his works.
Many visitors sent letters to apologize to Robert dolls for their disrespectful attitude, others asked for advice or curse for those who treated them badly.
Dubai is famous for its luxurious services, but the new Abu Dhabi is a place that gives visitors more travel, culinary and cultural experiences.
Perhaps we all know, instant noodles are an extremely familiar dish in student dormitories, as well
On August 21, 1911, Leonardo Da Vinci's famous Mona Lisa was stolen from the Louvre in Paris, France by the thief Vincenzo Perugia, a former museum employee. The theft h…