You want to ride the largest Ferris Wheel in Europe? Then you must go to London and visit the impressive London Eye, which was also known in the past as the Millennium Wheel.

One of the most fascinating and well-known archeological discoveries in recent times is by far the Terracotta Army, although there are some details and mysteries which are far from being understood. The army is made out of more than 8000 terracotta statues representing Chinese soldiers, with armours and weapons, as well as their horses, keeping guard in the mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shihuandi in Xi'an. Remarkably well preserved, as well as wonderfully made, these quiet guardians are still at their posts so many centuries later.
The British Museum is surpassed only by the Louvre when it comes to the number of visitors.
The St. Basil Cathedral in Moscow is a tourist attraction and historical landmark that you can not simply pass by if you visit the Russian capital. This splendid structure was transformed into reality in it's time by two famous builders and architects, Barma and Postnik, but the story says that their faith was a tragic one. So impressed was the feared Ivan the Terrible by their work that he ordered that they be blinded, for fear that someday they might build something of equal beauty.

The Night Watch by Rembrandt is the key exhibit of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, and every year it draws art lovers from all over the world. There is even a joke that the curators could only present this very piece of art, and still the visitors will keep on coming. Yet it is not very far from the truth, as at the beginning of the 20th century, when the museum was rebuilt, the whole project was made around this painting.
While many know that the Everest mountain is the highest in the world, it is also one of the most challenging for mountain climbers all over. Yet there is an interesting detail: the Nepalese government charges every foreigner a fee if he or they want to climb the famous mountain. And even if in 2014 the costs were slashed it is still a rather big part of the budget, on average ranging from 11 000 to 25 000 dollars.
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