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Washington D.C., USA (part 6/6): National Air and Space Museum + TOP 6 exhibits

The exhibits and related to them events in this museum, seemed to be usual for us before our visit. But later they obtained an important meaning and pushed us to think over some historical breakthroughs – their importance to humanity. What exactly impressed us so much?
Read our public below till the end.
Everyone will find something exciting in this museum: interesting exhibits, unusual space souvenirs that can not be found anywhere else, space simulators, by the way, we created our own virtual space module for the ISS on one of such simulators. And it will be interesting to know for the cinemagoers that the famous movie “Night at the Museum – 2” was filmed exactly here.

Washington D.C., USA (part 5/6): Pentagon, memorial 9/11

The Pentagon is a grandiose construction of the USA, a strong core that ensures the security of the whole country. This is where the U.S. Department of Defense headquarters is located. From one word “Pentagon” comes an association with something inaccessible and completely secret.

Washington D.C., USA (part 4/6): Abraham Lincoln Memorial – American symbol of freedom

The Abraham Lincoln Memorial is another iconic landmark in Washington. It was built in honor of the 16th president of the United States, the liberator of Americans from slavery, the national hero of the American people – Abraham Lincoln. His presidency fell on the years of the Civil War (1861-1865).

Washington D.C., USA (part 2/6): Washington Monument, Smithsonian Institution museums

There is a Washington Monument in the center of the National Mall between the Capitol and the Memorial to Abraham Lincoln. This monument is dedicated to the first president of the United States – George Washington. Its height is 169 meters (555 feet). Before the construction of the Eiffel Tower, this monument was the tallest building in the world.

New York, USA (part 9/10) – Wall Street, New York Stock Exchange, Federal Hall, Charging Bull, World Trade Centre, 9/11 memorial, rooftops

The world’s financial center New York Stock Exchange is located on Wall Street. It is a symbol of the financial mightiness of the USA and of all the financial industry.

New York, USA (part 6/10) – 5th Avenue, Rockefeller Centre, St. Patrick’s Cathedral

5th Avenue is the most well-known, most fashionable and most expensive street in New-York City. Here are situated the world’s best fashion boutiques (Chanel, Gucci, Burberry, Prada, Armani, Louis Vuitton) and best hotels.

New York, USA (part 5/10), American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) – Top 10

Usually, we are very skeptical about museums. But this museum exceeded all our expectations! Many mysterious secrets of our planet are kept here. This museum, like a time machine, carried us through the millennia of the history of humanity to places and historical events that we were impressed to our very core, and the day spent here, passed like a moment.
What did impress us so much? Right now we are going to tell you about this museum and the Top 10, in our opinion, the most interesting, which is worth visiting in this special place.

New York, USA (part 2/10) – the most interesting sights of New York City: Statue of Liberty, Battery Park

Statue of Liberty is a symbol not only of New York but also of an entire America. It is one of the most recognizable sights in the world. It can often be found in scenes of many famous films.

Dubai, UAE (part 7): Video review of the most interesting sights in Dubai

You can see the most interesting sights in Dubai and discover a lot of new facts from our video review on Youtube channel World with a Twist.

Dubai, UAE (part 6): Dubai Frame museum – the past and the future of the city

The Dubai Frame is a new sight, which was opened in January 2018 and locates on the territory of Zabeel Park. It is museum of the city history, amazing viewpoint of modern Dubai at the same time. Moreover, you can see here the projects of the city development in the future.