1. Titlis Mount, Lucerne, Swiss
Titlis Mount, Lucerne, Switzerland
Interesting place this is. "Mount Titlis"is located in Lucerna, Switzerland. This peak
has a height of about 3.238m, often become tourist destinations abroad, may want to see one goal that he said there is permanent snow all year round. To reach the top of Mount Titlis we have to start from Engelberd with pleasure to see beautiful scenery with climbing "Revolving Cable Car", known as the "cable car spinning" world's first. All fatigue will pay off when we've been dipuncak, the vast inexhaustible we admire this eternal snow. When we visited the town of lucerne do not forget to also visit the Chapel Bridge (Kapelbruk).
Interesting place this is. "Mount Titlis"is located in Lucerna, Switzerland. This peak
has a height of about 3.238m, often become tourist destinations abroad, may want to see one goal that he said there is permanent snow all year round. To reach the top of Mount Titlis we have to start from Engelberd with pleasure to see beautiful scenery with climbing "Revolving Cable Car", known as the "cable car spinning" world's first. All fatigue will pay off when we've been dipuncak, the vast inexhaustible we admire this eternal snow. When we visited the town of lucerne do not forget to also visit the Chapel Bridge (Kapelbruk).
2. Liberty Statue, USA
Statue of Liberty, USAThis is an interesting place both equally good. We see history yuk!! As already known to the world that this statue is a gift from France to America as a gift 100 years of their independence. So made in France by the French sculptor, Frederic-Auguste Bartholdi in 1874 and after completion of this statue in unloading and in large containers in 200 containers to be shipped to America and arrived in the port of New York, and its installation was time consuming, and then inaugurated on 28 October 1886 some 10 years after 100 American independence, with 46m high and weighing 204 tons, the interior is made with steel frame, and outside of the copper plate. One of the highlights is a person who designed the Statue of Liberty is also the person who is also the designer of the Eiffel Tower of "Gustave Eiffel". There are interesting stories of the statue of liberty statue of liberty that there are 2, because the first ship carrying drowned in the Bermuda triangle, so the statue of liberty that stands today is from shipments ship to 2, a few ships that pass through the area claimed to have seen apparitions sculptural figure of liberty (trust do not believe me).
But the thing that is questionable is the "Liberty statue" was actually figure yes Male or Female? do you think??
3. Eiffel Tower, Paris
Eiffel tower"La Tour Eiffel" is known as the Eiffel Tower, the most interesting place most frequently visited foreign tourists. The tower was started in 1889 built by Alexandre Gustave Eiffel designed the launch on 31 March 1889 but officially opened to the public on 6 May 1989. The tower is located on the ground champ de Mars beside the River Seine, has a 300 meters tall, and weighs about 7300 tons of steel, this building was also briefly held the record for the tallest building for 40 years, which is then replaced by the Chrysler Building in New York City in 1930. Amazingly, the tower was built by 300 people who work make 18,038 pieces of steel, using 2.5 million clamp nails are structured by designer Maurice Koechelin design. Originally this building was a lot of criticism for being too bold, because the designer is just a bridge engineer who does not understand the aerodynamics wind that would hit the tower, tp it was denied by "Gustave Eiffel" in the newspaper Le Tempts edition of February 14, 1887. Earlier this year the Eiffel Tower management company, Jean Bernard Bros, president of Sete, will implement an online ticket booking system, the average visitor spend only U.S. $ 5.50 plus U.S. $ 11.80 ticket price. This is caused by membludaknya visitors, which can cause a queue of about 1 hour - 2 hour in peak season due to previously not charged a fee by the manager, according to this bernard also profitable to reduce the cost of maintaining the Eiffel Tower, and for renovations in the future. So interesting is not it?
4. Louvre Museum, Paris
Louvre Louvre oh, yah can come here anytime? This magnificent museum is very interesting all the eyes in the world, why not? yes because in this place there are some interesting things about the museum and the pyramids that exist in the field tengah2 this museum: the museum was built around 1990 at the time of Phillip II and continues on the renovation from time to time, well pyramidnya built in 1983 by current president of france it (François Mitterand) using glass and metal materials. according to the story of this pyramid have myths associated with "Satan" because of the amount of glass for the pyramid is numbered "666", hmmm how do you think?
Musée national du Louvre into a museum in 1793, in this museum there are historical items that are not less interesting, such as painting monalisa leonardo da Vinci masterpiece that tablets are famous, there are also some peninggalan2 Egypt and Mesopotamia, patung2 nuanced France and Rome, the collection King Louis XIII and the most interesting is the Napoleon III apartments aka Napoleon Bonaparte who was President of First Republic Perancis.Louvre oh Louvre, when yah can come here? This magnificent museum is very interesting all the eyes in the world, why not? yes because in this place there are some interesting things about the museum and the pyramids that exist in the field tengah2 this museum: the museum was built around 1990 at the time of Phillip II and continues on the renovation from time to time, well pyramidnya built in 1983 by current president of france it (François Mitterand) using glass and metal materials. according to the story of this pyramid have myths associated with "Satan" because of the amount of glass for the pyramid is numbered "666", hmmm how do you think?
