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Tierpark Friedrichsfelde (Zoo) : Berlin

The tierpark is the largest landscape zoo of Europe. On 160 hectares surface is led the visitor by the animal world of the 6 continents. Salient high points are the Alfred Brehm house with the valuable groups of breeds of large cats, the Dickhaeuterhaus with elephants, sea-cows and Nashoernern, the giraffe and ape house, the queue farm, the crocodile house, as well as the modern plants for mountain animals and the animal world of Africa. More than 8000 animals live in the palace park, a spacious area of 160 hectares where you can admire all the different species -

Chowpatty beach

Chowpatty beach Chowpatty beach is Mumbai's most famous beach. It is inextricably linked to adjoining areas of Malabar Hill, Girgaum, Gamdevi and Khetwadi. On this beach the most famous are the Kiosks. These stalls sell all kinds of Chatt & Tikki and who can forget the famous Bhelpuri of Chowpatty. On the beach itself is a small colony of the original inhabitants of Mumbai, The Koli fishermen who can be seen drying their catch or mending their nets. Statues of Lokmanya Tilak and Sardar Patel, two of the most outstanding Maharashtrian freedom fighters, stand on the beach. Chowpatty is

Zoologischer Garten (Zoological Garden) : Berlin

The Zoologischer Garten Berlin (zoological garden Berlin) is one of the biggest zoos in Germany and the one with the largest number of species of the world. It is located in Berlin Tiergarten near the homonymous S-Bahn and railway station in the city center. One of the Germany's first zoos, it was opened in 1844 on the initiative of Alexander von Humboldt and the Africa researcher Lichtenstein, who served as the first director of the zoo. Still before ten years the area was round around the station zoo-logical garden 33 an area, which many citizens of Berlin avoided rather. As

Dali Museum

Dali Museum The Espace Dali-Montmartre was set up by the Stratton Foundation, a non profit-making association operating from Lichtenstein whose main aim is to promote Art. The Stratton Foundation owns and holds on deposit the largest collection of sculptures by Salvador Dali. After displaying the works in museums throughout the world, the Foundation decided, in 1991, to open a permanent exhibition in honour of Salvador Dali and it selected Paris as its location. This is the first museum in France to be devoted to works by the great Catalan artist. The 1000 sqm of Surrealist exhibition space are situated behind the famous, picturesque

London Zoo : London

London Zoo London Zoo was the world's first scientific zoo. Opened in 1828, and originally intended as a collection for scientific study, it was eventually made open to the public in 1847. Today it houses a collection of more than 650 different species of animals. There is a wide range of animals and you don't need to feel guilty about seeing animals in captivity because London Zoo is in the the forefront of captive breeding and conservation programmes. This work is undertaken by the Institute of Zoology, the research arm of London Zoo. While you are there, be sure to visit one