Museo Nacional del Prado is the most important museum in Spain, Museo Nacional del Prado collection expanded during the early nineteenth and twentieth century when other museums such as the Museo de la Trinidad in 1872 and the Museo de Arte Moderno and Museo Nacional del Prado received a number of donations
Almudena Cathedral is a Catholic church situated in Madrid, its the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Madrid, the Cathedral was built on the site of a Medieval Mosque which was destroyed by Alfonso VI in 1083, who reconquered Madrid, the church was built by Pope John Paul II in 1993
Aberdeen historical timeline during the 12th and 13th century the city grew and established itself as a powerful town with strong trade routes with Germany and receiving the rights to hold weekly markets and later yearly fairs, Aberdeen started to grow, Aberdeen timeline from the 12th century to the 21st century
Isolatedtraveller is finally live on Apple News, been a long time since I wanted isolated traveller to be on Apple News and last few weeks I made a few changes to the site which allowed our layout and format to be ready for Apple News and we been approved by Apple. Launched a few articles to …
Food You Need To Try While In Madrid The cuisine of Madrid is a combination of various cuisines around the regions of Spain, due to the mass migration to the capital city during the 16th century, when King Felipe II established and grew the city, number of different traditions were all mixed together. Madrid’s earliest …
FUN & INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT ENGLAND England’s Highest Point is the Scafell Pike, standing at 3210 ft. The Lowest Point in England is the Fens, 15 feet below sea level. The Longest River in England is the Thames, 346 km However the Severn is Official Britain’s longest river. The Largest lake in England is Windermere, 14.7 …
Paris is the capital city of France, the city of Paris is known as the city of light, Facts About Paris. the people of Paris are known as the Parisians
List of Famous English People from writers, Photographers, Monarchs, Inventors and engineers, Explorers, Criminals, Architects, and much more, over 300 Famous English People
Englands National Symbols includes the National Animal Lion, National Tree Oak, National Flower Rose, National Banner, National Sports Cricket and Football, Flag and even the National Anthem and Motto and the Royal Family
Interesting facts about Oxford The University of Oxford is the Worlds Second Oldest University. The Name Oxford comes from the World Oxanforda, which means cattle crossing. During the Civil War from 1642 to 1646, Oxford was the Capital of England. During the World War II, England was never bombed because Hitler was intending to use …
