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 When you consider live in this cramped cell, with its high heat and humidity and a starvation diet and tiny water rations, you get some understanding of just how horrific life must have been . . . → Read More: Changi Museum honouring the fall of Singapore  The Torture Museum is not meant to be enjoyed, but is a reminder of just how barbaric humans are capable of being . . . → Read More: Presenting pain in Amsterdam  it took until well into the Eighteenth Century for the Belgians to perfect the art of turning chocolate into desserts and confectionery . . . → Read More: Brussel’s Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate  Chinese sturgeon is estimated to have lived on the earth for 140 million years . . . → Read More: A fishy museum in China  The most intriguing part of the museum is the underground street of spirits . . . → Read More: Visiting ghosts in Prague  Currywurst is the culinary emblem of Germany’s capital city . . . → Read More: Craving to visit the Currywurst Museum  The fourteen galleries are arranged in a spiral and accentuated by an arch shape . . . → Read More: Modern science in old Macau The museum is appropriately situated right on Brighton’s seafront, in an area that is called the Fishing Quarter . . . → Read More: Fishing the past in Brighton Whale World celebrates the life of the whale, whilst also telling the story of those whalers, men who frequently risked death and injury just to hunt these aquatic behemoths . . . → Read More: Whaling as it used to be in Albany, Western Australia There will be an interactive Burns Supper to show how he has become a ‘cult worship figure’ for many people round the world . . . → Read More: Great Scot! Robert Burns Birthplace museum |
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