Maison Musee Rene Descartes, France

Located in the house in which Rene Descartes was born, this little museum is furnished in 17th-century style and offers information about the philosopher’s life and interests.

Soren Kierkegaard’s Grave, Copenhagen, Denmark

The most famous Danish philosopher’s gravestone and plaque are to be found in the beautifully tranquil Assistens Cemetery in Copenhagen. His memorial stone can be found alongside Hans Christian Andersen’s, writer of “The Little Mermaid”.

Freud Museum, London, England

This London museum dedicated to Freud’s life is located in the last house that Freud lived in before he died. It is to be found in Maresfield Gardens, north London. You can find more info here.

The Café de Flore, Paris, France

This old coffeehouse has been frequented by an astonishing number of 20th century artistic and intellectual high-flyers. It has known Picasso, Bataille, Sartes, and Desnos to pass its threshold. It is to be found at the corner of Boulevard Saint-Germain in Paris.

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The area borders with Italy and the name of the farm, Lipica is pronounced “Lipizza”, like “pizza”. The farm is responsible for the development of the famous Lipizzaner horse breed.

This stud farm is one of the oldest ones in the world and was established in the 16th century when the region was formally part of Italy. Since then, the story of the place is tied to historical events. The farm has been open to tourists since the 1960s and offers a mix of a tourist attraction and a heritage center. The farm even hosted a Queen Elizabeth II visit in 2008.

In short, for anyone who likes horses, a visit to this place is a dream. It offers guided tours of the farm in multiple languages, where you will learn about the Lipizzaner breed and visit the historical buildings, learning about what the farm has gone through since its establishment. The walkthrough includes visiting the horses and seeing studs, mares, and even foals. During the day you can also witness the horses train with their riders.

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Maison Musee Rene Descartes, France

Located in the house in which Rene Descartes was born, this little museum is furnished in 17th-century style and offers information about the philosopher’s life and interests.

Soren Kierkegaard’s Grave, Copenhagen, Denmark

The most famous Danish philosopher’s gravestone and plaque are to be found in the beautifully tranquil Assistens Cemetery in Copenhagen. His memorial stone can be found alongside Hans Christian Andersen’s, writer of “The Little Mermaid”.

Freud Museum, London, England

This London museum dedicated to Freud’s life is located in the last house that Freud lived in before he died. It is to be found in Maresfield Gardens, north London. You can find more info here.

The Café de Flore, Paris, France

This old coffeehouse has been frequented by an astonishing number of 20th century artistic and intellectual high-flyers. It has known Picasso, Bataille, Sartes, and Desnos to pass its threshold. It is to be found at the corner of Boulevard Saint-Germain in Paris.

The post Top Sites for the Intellectually Curious Tourist appeared first on Traveler Master.

The area borders with Italy and the name of the farm, Lipica is pronounced “Lipizza”, like “pizza”. The farm is responsible for the development of the famous Lipizzaner horse breed.

This stud farm is one of the oldest ones in the world and was established in the 16th century when the region was formally part of Italy. Since then, the story of the place is tied to historical events. The farm has been open to tourists since the 1960s and offers a mix of a tourist attraction and a heritage center. The farm even hosted a Queen Elizabeth II visit in 2008.

In short, for anyone who likes horses, a visit to this place is a dream. It offers guided tours of the farm in multiple languages, where you will learn about the Lipizzaner breed and visit the historical buildings, learning about what the farm has gone through since its establishment. The walkthrough includes visiting the horses and seeing studs, mares, and even foals. During the day you can also witness the horses train with their riders.

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