If you are going to visit the Chanel Pavilion in Central Park, you may be think it’s bloody unbelievable. The Pavilion is designed to display artworks inspired by Chanel’s chain-strap handbag.
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W Hotel is one of the boutique hotels in the world from the boutique ”chain” W, located in West Kowloon, the hub of the buzzing financial district of Hong Kong. The architecture of the hotel brings a large dose of New York style to the cosmopolitan Asian capital.
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Hong Kong is a trading megapolis located on China’s south coast on the Pearl River Delta. The city become a dependent territory of the United Kingdom in 1842.
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Pace Beijing is a 22,000-square-foot space in a former munitions factory. The place is located in the heart of the city’s gallery neighborhood, the Factory 798 District. The $20 million project is scheduled to open on Aug. 8, in time for the Summer Olympics.
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The Chambers Hotel is sitted in the heart of the Historic Theatre District in Downtown Minneapolis, just on 2 miles of all major theatres, museums and sports arenas.
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This university is named Cyberport, located at the edge of telegraph bay on western shores of Hong Kong island. Cyberport is a major project that has been developed by Pacific Century Group working in a partnership with the Government of Hong Kong to attract people which would like to be in the informational technelogy in the future.
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Not awhile ago the famous USA magazine - “Forbes” announced its “The 50 most popular tourists attraction in the world”. The most impression in this chart is given to the “Tiananmen Square” by placing it at one of the not so foreseen position. According to the newspaper “China daily” during 2006 in the capital of China arrived 3,9 millions foreign tourists and 132 millions tourist from country side (after all we are talking about for most populated capital in the world). It is hard to believe that a Chinese living in the country side would come to the capital and won’t visit the square where the Forbidden City and the Memorial Hall of Mao Zedong still stand tall. Even if we assume that half of the city guests would do that this account to more that 68 million people. Hance the great square once again rose up by taking the first place.
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