Take the afternoon. Really well done and guides in multiple languages. A gem that isn't crowded, specializing in medieval finery and architecture.
Perfect for history buffs, Musée Carnavalet takes visitors back several centuries for a fascinating experience. See everything from Mari Antoinette’s hair to Napolean’s ceremonial armor.
No Istanbul trip is complete without this. Learn about the seat of Ottoman Power while exploring its design and structure. Don't miss the Imperial Treasure and make sure to visit all four courts.
Learn about Dublin's rich culture and heritage by visiting this place. You’ll be able to see exhibitions focusing on the world of Vikings and medieval city life. Open all year round.
Margaret Radclyffe died at Ordsall Hall in 1599. She was one of Queen Elizabeth's maids of honor. She is said to haunt here with another ghost, a "white lady".
Recently renovated, you can see the courtroom where the leaders of the Chartist uprising in Newport of 1839 were sentenced to death.
Of the world’s greatest museums if not the world’s greatest museum. Go for the Rosetta Stone, the Elgin marbles, the amazing Mesopotamian structures and the great court in the center.
Deposed,exiled and executed! Accused of murder! See Mary,Queen of Scots along with all the details of the period, if you're interested in a bit of Scottish history! What a life!
If you haven't been for a while, this is definitely the time to go. The Gallery looks magnificent after extensive restoration work and the exhibition layouts have been very well thought out.
