This goes back to the 1400s.

You have a tunnel that goes downhill for some time. It is all cobble stoned, narrow alley. In the end, it opens up to a small room which is the gift shop for the Palace. Not sure what the original use for the place was. Perhaps some kind of security?

The largest of the books was an inch and a half long! The smallest book was merely half an inch! There were books of all topics brought from all over the world. And the whole museum was filled with books like this! I have never seen anything like this before!

It claims to have the largest collection of mini books from all over the world!

This is the local market called “Green Bazar”. Nowadays, whenever we visit a city, other than the local art scene, we also tend to check out the local markets. This was by far one of the largest and cleanest. This is an example of the many spice stores.

Not the Picassos, but one of my most favorite things in the world – the world map!