A 25-minute audio-visual presentation in the prison chapel is followed by a fascinating guided tour through the dark and narrow corridors of the 18th-century part of the building, where you can see the cells occupied by those who took part in the Easter Rising they were executed in the prison yard.
The 18th century section of the building has dark and thin corridors where the cells holding the rebels in the Easter Rising were held.
The five minute video was followed by a quick interview with the tour guide before you left the building.
Prior to the building of the tram, sedan chairs and rickshaws were the primary mode of transportation.
A dog plays with a pig in some mud.
A child is blowing at candles.
The man is walking near white lines.
The brown dog is chasing a stick.
None of Tudjman's wishes ever came true.