Home of the Nation­al Mar­itime Muse­um’s small boat col­lec­tion and oth­er exhibits.

Bronze myth­i­cal ‘Turul’ bird.

Designed by Prince Naris, this gold­en pig stat­ue was cre­at­ed in 1913 at the 50th birth­day anniver­sary of Queen Phatch…

Hon­ors the men and women from Kaza­khstan who died on the bat­tle­fields of the WWII against the Nazis. There is an eter…

Sum­mer home of MAr JAkai who was a great Hun­gar­i­an nov­el­ist of the 19th cen­tu­ry. Eclec­tic style. Now the Lit­er­ary Mem…

A vast Holo­caust memo­r­i­al designed by the Amer­i­can archi­tect Peter Eisen­man. Opened in the spring of 2005, this gigan…

This is the only Unit­ed Nations ceme­tery in the world. Sol­diers from many coun­tries who con­tributed to the Unit­ed Nat…

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Dur­ing the 1948 Israel Inde­pen­dence War, the Egypt­ian army invad­ed Israel. This park marks the north­ern­most point the…

Locat­ed on a hill to the north­east of the city, this large mon­u­ment made out of con­crete, com­mem­o­rates sym­bol­i­cal­ly t…

The memo­r­i­al house of the famous Sym­bol­ist poet George Bacovia. The col­lec­tion is com­prised of about 400 hun­dred obje…

This mon­u­ment ded­i­cat­ed to King Rama III was built by the Fine Arts Depart­ment in 1990. The bronze stat­ue, half large…

14 Octo­ber 1973 is one of the most impor­tant dates in mod­ern Thai his­to­ry. Mil­lions of pro-democ­ra­cy pro­test­ers gathe…

In Trep­tow­er Park, a huge memo­r­i­al and the sur­round­ing war ceme­tery for 5,000 of the Red Army sol­diers fall­en dur­ing …

The mar­velous mon­u­ments is perched in Com­pa­ny Gar­den. The mon­u­ment has served as the house of leg­isla­tive assem­bly in…