Everything about tourist attractions
Divya Madaan 
San Diego is the oldest town in California, with lots of sunshine and beaches for an ideal vacation. This city by the bay offers all kinds of entertainment – history, wildlife, art, thrill, and nature. It is a perfect family destination. San Diego is an easy city to explore via bicycle or walk. During your … Read more
The glitzy Dubai is the United Arab Emirates’ most popular tourist destination and never stops growing. It boasts of futuristic buildings, fascinating attractions, and incredible shopping experiences, transforming it from a desert outpost to a must-visit destination. Nothing about Dubai is small – everything is massive and immersive. Discover the top tourist attractions in this magical city … Read more
The Gladiator School in Rome is a modern reproduction of the Castrum (Roman military defense camp) and has a Gladiator Training Camp and a Gladiator Museum. At the Gladiator School, managed by Gruppo Storico Romano (Historic Roman Group), visitors can get the hang of Imperial Rome’s gladiator games and understand its history. The two-decade-old school … Read more
If you plan to visit the Empire State Building at night, you are sure to have many questions. Which ticket to purchase, what time to visit, what kind of views to expect, how much crowd to wade through etc. Is visiting at night even worth it? This article shares everything you must know before your … Read more
Horse riding holidays in Russia are popular because they give the travelers an opportunity to face the challenges that the tough Russian terrain throws at them and come out smiling. Just in case you didn’t know, horse riding holidays are vacations you take on horseback, usually in groups. These guided horse riding holidays help you … Read more
Opéra Garnier, also known as Palais Garnier, is a 1,979-seat opera house in Paris. Ace French architect Charles Garnier built the structure from 1861 to 1875 at Emperor Napoleon III’s request. Till 1989, Paris Opera performed at Opéra Garnier, after which they moved to a new building called the Opéra Bastille. Today, the company uses … Read more
If you are unable to choose between Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace, you aren’t alone. Many tourists, especially those on a budget holiday or those with only a few days in London, face this dilemma. Both Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace are equally fantastic and if you are in London, missing one for the other … Read more
For somebody living in Chicago, a weekend break outside of the city occasionally is a good idea. It is especially good if you take your family and kids along. After all, there is no better stress buster than a weekend getaway with family. If you stay in the Windy City, a good weekend break from … Read more
Empire State Building in New York usually lights up to honor different occasions, events and people. For instance, the building Lit up green for the festival of Eid Lit up pink to show solidarity with women’s causes Lit up in blue for Autism awareness However, the best use of the Empire State Building’s facade was during the light show, titled “Projecting Change: … Read more
You aren’t alone if you cannot decide if you should buy Musee d’Orsay tickets or Louvre Museum tickets. Many tourists, especially those on a budget holiday or those with only a few days in Paris, face this dilemma. Both Musee d’Orsay and Louvre Museum are equally fantastic and if you are in Paris, missing one for the other … Read more
Alhambra Castle has three distinct parts – Generalife, Nasrid Palaces, and Alcazaba (the military zone). Located just outside the walls of Alhambra, the Nasir Sultans used Generalife as a Summer Palace where they could retreat with their families to escape the turmoils of the Alhambra Palace. Visitors feel Generalife is the most charming corner of … Read more
Sydney Opera House is the most recognizable Sydney landmark and a popular tourist attraction. With over forty shows a week, this multi-venue performing arts center at Sydney Harbour attracts more than 8 million visitors a year. In this article, we explain everything you must know before visiting the Sydney Opera House. Best time to visit … Read more
Eiffel Tower in Paris welcomes more than 7 million visitors every year, making it the most-visited paid monument in the world. There is no way you can holiday in Paris and not visit this 324 meters (1063 feet) tall structure made of 18,000 iron parts and held together by 2.5 million rivets. This article shares … Read more
SeaQuest Stonecrest is the ultimate sea and land expedition with over 1,200 animals and 300 different species from five continents. Guests can hand-feed Flash the Sloth, feel Stormin’ Norman’s gigantic Sulcata Tortoiseshell, snorkel with Stingrays and Sharks, and take a selfie with Marina the Mermaid, among other activities. You will explore unique themed aquatic ecosystems … Read more
Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin houses one of the best collections of contemporary art in the world. At this museum in a building of the former train station, you will see art from the 1960s to the present day. It is locally known as Museum für Gegenwart and presents its collection in various exhibitions. Whatever be … Read more
9/11 Memorial is the most poignant part of Ground Zero, the area where once stood the twin towers, felled in the terrorist attack of 11 September. Besides the 9/11 Memorial, Ground Zero also has the 9/11 Museum, Oculus, and One World Observatory. While the 9/11 Museum is an attempt to keep the memory of 11 … Read more
With seven million visitors annually, the Colosseum in Rome is one of the most visited monuments in the world. You can’t afford to miss the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill on a Roman holiday. This article shares why it is essential to book Colosseum tickets in advance and how to buy them. Do you … Read more
Neues Museum is the second most famous attraction on Berlin’s Museum Island, after the Pergamonmuseum. The Museum boasts 9,000 plus exhibits divided into three collections – Egyptian and Papyrus, Prehistory and Early History, and Classical Antiquities. Visitors from far and wide visit to see Egyptian Queen Nefertiti’s bust – she is to Neues Museum what … Read more
At the Museum of Illusions Dubai, seeing is believing. Spread over 450 square meters, the Museum of Illusions features more than 80 interactive exhibits based on science, math, and psychology. The best part about this fascinating museum is that, unlike others, it encourages interaction with the exhibits. This world of visual and sensual illusions is … Read more
Dohány Street Synagogue is the largest in Europe and the second-largest one in the world. It can seat 3,000 people. It is also known as The Great Synagogue and as Tabakgasse Synagogue. The onion-shaped domes with gilded ornament make the synagogue on the Dohany street of Pest look like an oriental, Moorish building. Its style … Read more
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