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  • The Freedom Trail (Boston, United States)  

     

     

       "The Freedom Trail is a red path through downtown Boston, Massachusetts that leads significant historic sites. It is a 2.5 mile walk from the Boston Common to the Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown and is popular with tourists."

     

     Caesar

     2h 40' to 3h 10'

     26-05-2010

    162 Downloads

    527 Visits

  • Colosseum (Rome, Italy)  

     

     

       "It is the most well known monument in Rome and the symbol of the city. The Colosseum used to host a large variety of events such as gladiatorial games, battles, and animal hunts. We know where the Emperor was sitting."

     

     Caesar

     50' to 1h 10'

     26-05-2010

    111 Downloads

    392 Visits

  • Las Meninas (Museo del Prado, Spain)  

     

     

       "Diego Velazquez is the brilliant author of Las Meninas, the most enigmatic composition of this Spanish artist."

     

     Caesar

     20'

     27-01-2011

    77 Downloads

    529 Visits

  • Statue of Liberty (New York, United States)  

     

     

       "It is the New Colossus and symbolizes the universal message of hope and freedom for immigrants coming to America and people seeking freedom."

     

     Caesar

     50' to 1h 20'

     06-12-2009

    87 Downloads

    315 Visits

  • Mount Rushmore National Memorial (South Dakota, United States)  

     

     

       "The majestic granite sculpture commemorates four powerful presidents who helped shape our nation: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Roosevelt and Lincoln. Visitors are touched by this symbol the nation`s freedom in South Dakota."

     

     Caesar

     1h 47' to 2h 17'

     06-12-2009

    33 Downloads

    123 Visits

  • Temple of Dendur (Metropolitan Museum, New York, United States)  

     

     

       "This is a original temple of Egypt as in recognition of the American assistance in saving various other monuments threatened by the dam's construction. It is in a big gallery of the MET."

     

     Caesar

     20' to 40'

     06-12-2009

    16 Downloads

    56 Visits

  • Mona Lisa (Louvre, France)  

     

     

       "Mona Lisa has no eyebrows and eyelashes. If you look at the background you can observe that Mona Lisa smiles, but you look at her face Mona Lisa doesn’t smile. All is a mystery..."

     

     Caesar

     20' to 30'

     26-05-2010

    33 Downloads

    158 Visits

  • île de la Cité (Paris, France)  

     

     

       "This is the heart and the origin of Paris. The island is connected by 9 bridges over the Seine. You can visit one of the most popular Gothic cathedrals, Notre Dame and the elegant Sainte Chapelle."

     

     Caesar

     1h 40' to 2h 10'

     27-05-2010

    40 Downloads

    254 Visits

  • Times Square (New York, United States)  

     

     

       "We are here before one of the most important plazas not only in the city but in the world. And in this plaza is where 7th Avenue and Broadway come together. In all it has become an icon and without a doubt this plaza would symbolize all of Manhattan. It is one of the most commercial places in New York and is where we find a multitude of stores, theaters, business centers and restaurants."

     

     Caesar

     1h 10' to 1h 40'

     21-06-2010

    48 Downloads

    154 Visits

  • American Gothic (Art Institute of Chicago, United States)  

     

     

       "It is a painting by Grant Wood, it is one of the most important artwork of the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago. The painting shows a farmer standing beside his spinster daughter. This portrait is associated with the American movement of Regionalism that was primarily situated in the Midwest."

     

     Caesar

     20'

     27-01-2011

    23 Downloads

    100 Visits

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