Celebrating at the MLK Jr. Parade in downtown San Diego this Sunday January 18? Extend your day at the Maritime Museum of San Diego! ✌🏼 We are just a few blocks from the parade route at North Harbor Drive between Grape and Ash Street. ✅ Tour the iconic Star of India ✅ Explore the steam ferryboat Berkeley ✅ Relax by the water Discover fascinating below deck exhibits and galleries! Grab your tickets at the link in our bio or at the gate! @portofsandiego #portofsandiego @sdartsculture #SDArtsAndCu

🗝️ 9 HISTORIC HOUSES you can tour in St. Augustine, Florida: 1️⃣Ximenez-Fatio House Museum, circa 1798, located at 20 Aviles Street – open for tours Monday-Saturday 2️⃣Oldest House Museum Complex, featuring Florida’s oldest house circa 1702 and other historic houses, museum and grounds, 14 St. Francis Street – open for tours seven days a week 3️⃣1876 Keepers’ House at the St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum – open for self-guided tours seven days a week 4️⃣Peña-Peck House, circa 1750 — G

The National Maritime Museum is open! From today, you can then explore the Museum's galleries at your own pace via our new one-way route that allows you to discover our epic stories of exploration and endeavour, from polar worlds to the Pacific. Book your free visit: https://bit.ly/2VgtsVU | Royal Museums Greenwich

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5.5K views · 375 reactions | Welcome back to the Royal Observatory Greenwich! Visit the home of GMT and stand on the Meridian Line, pre-book your ticket today. | Royal Museums Greenwich | Facebook

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The Royal Observatory in Greenwich is the historic home of British astronomy, Greenwich Mean Time and the world-famous Meridian Line. Established in the 17th century, it was from here that the great scientists of the time precisely mapped the stars to help navigate at sea. Today, you can stand aside the Meridian Line with one foot in the eastern hemisphere and one in the west and marvel at the Great Equatorial Telescope, one of the world’s largest historic telescopes before strolling through Gre