Museums and Landmarks

Do you want to become a primitive man for a little while? Or visit a cave full of stalactites and stalagmites, see a mammoth and escape from a dinosaur? Find out whether it is true that the Neanderthal man lived in a tree? Was it all for real or is it just a figment of the imagination of archaeologists? You …

Among the delights of city-life are the amazing sites to visit like the Louvre in Paris, the Natural History Museum in London, the Getty Museum in Los Angeles. Equally Monaco and Monte Carlo pack within the Principality some of the world’s most impressive collections. Have you ever wondered how these cultural wonders got started and which larger than life characters …

The bar has always been set very high. And now it moves up a notch even higher with an additional three million euros of investment to keep the Oceanographic Museum at the pinnacle of attractions. Did you know that over a two-year period well over a million visitors grace its threshold? The Museum’s origin in 1910 can be credited to …

If you want a sense of what is happening to our world and to nature – then follow the trail of scientists to the Oceanographic Museum. As entertaining and educational as a typical visit to the Oceanographic Museum can be, there is an inner sanctum that is reserved for serious research. It is tucked away in the lower levels of …

It is a dream for a marine scientist. Imagine taking care of all the species of fish, mammals and marine plants in the Oceanographic Museum? Fish can be prone to illness from time to time or even have accidents. There are so many species that it makes a conventional vet’s job look like child’s play. And, we are talking about …