Published on: March 23, 20159.) Pont de Singe, Tatton Park, England The name means “Monkey Bridge,” and this was created for a biennial celebration by French artist Olivier Grossetête (who translates to “big head”). The bridge is suspended by helium balloons here. It was “theoretically” strong enough to hold a person, but the park didn’t […]
Published on: March 3, 2015Internet It really needs no introduction: The global system of interconnected computer networks known as the Internet is used by billions of people worldwide. Countless people helped develop it, but the person most often credited with its invention is the computer scientist Lawrence Roberts. In the 1960s, a team of computer […]
Published on: April 18, 20159. Carcassonne, France This walled city in south-west France is a UNESCO world heritage site. Also considered as one of the best preserved medieval cities in Europe, the city is now the destination of many tourists that come to see the historic fortress, the Basillica, the walls and much more Loading…
