where the revolution put is name on..

The building once belonged to the National Democratic Party in Cairo, but when the revolution in 2011 occurred in Cairo, was destroyed by the protesters as a sign of "that's enough" .Stands right next to the National History Museum of Cairo, and it's there to remind everyone that dictators can be in control , but not forever..

Although i travelled to a few countries already, i have to say that, my jaw dropped when i have seen for the first time the Great Pyramid in Giza..One thing is to see these type of monuments on the television, and you always think..yeah right, i bet is the size of a pea..another is when you actually stand in front and you go like..what the hell..!they are huge..standing next to it my eyes couldn't see the top..Not sure if it wasn't because of the sun..anyway bring sun glasses and water and a few dollars to take pictures with the camels..
Just beautiful..

I will be adding more pictures of Egypt and other journeys i have done, i have lots of pictures, but i will try to choose the interesting ones..