Everything about tourist attractions
Divya Sachdeva 
For most tourists, a significant part of a Dubai desert safari is dune bashing, where you get packed into a 4×4 car and get driven over and around the dunes almost recklessly. While dune bashing is a fun experience, it is not for everybody. There are many circumstances under which tourists request desert safaris without … Read more
Motiongate Dubai is a Hollywood-inspired theme park located in Dubai Parks and Resorts, Dubai. The park has around 40 themed areas, and attractions brought to you by three of Hollywood’s largest and most successful motion picture studios – DreamWorks Animation, Columbia Pictures, and Lionsgate. Motion Gate is UAE’s largest theme park and the only attraction … Read more
The majestic Sheikh Zayed Mosque is the third-largest mosque globally and is a must-visit attraction in the Middle East. Built by Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the Founder of the UAE, it aims to capture the unique interactions between Islam and other world cultures. Also known as the Grand Mosque, it has beautiful flower-patterned … Read more
Keukenhof has the world’s largest permanent display of tulips and is in South Holland, south of Haarlem, in an area known as the country’s ‘Dune and Bulb Region.’ The Tulip garden of the Netherlands is 40 km (25 miles) from Amsterdam, 58 km (36 miles) from Rotterdam, 33 km (20 miles) from The Hague, and … Read more
The Hungarian Jewish Museum and Archives is situated in the historic Jewish area of Budapest, inside the building complex of the Dohány Street Synagogue, which was erected in 1859. At the Jewish Museum & Dohány Synagogue Complex, visitors learn about the stirring history of the Hungarian Jewish community during the two world wars and the … Read more
The Vatican Museum collection has 70,000 paintings, sculptures, statues, and other artifacts out of which 20,000 are on display. The easiest way to see the best of Vatican Museum is to hire a Vatican Museum guide and let them show you the masterpieces. Here are the must-see items in the Vatican Museum which we recommend … Read more
A’Dam Lookout is an observation deck that offers breathtaking panoramic views of Amsterdam. You can spot many attractions of the city like The Historical Centre, The Pulsating Port, The Dutch Porter Landscape, etc. from A’dam Lookout. You can also spot the famous UNESCO listed canals from this observation platform. Besides the observational deck, there is … Read more
Aquafelix is one of the best water parks in Italy and is just an hour’s drive from Rome. The water park offers every family member the right mix of pools, water slides, water rides, music, and sun, making it popular with locals, tourists, and cruise passengers. This water theme park in Civitavecchia is massive and … Read more
San Francisco is at the tip of a peninsula between the San Francisco Bay and the Pacific coast. It is a small city, stretching only 11 kms (7 miles), and yet it packs quite a punch as far as tourist attractions are concerned. San Francisco’s outstanding characteristics are its steep rolling hills, water on three … Read more
Rivers form the backbone of any civilization and thus the oldest and greatest of the cities exist on the banks of rivers…both big and small. For example, Cairo is on the banks of river Nile, Baghdad on Tigris, London is on the banks of river Thames, Paris on banks of Seine, and New York on … Read more
The Catacombs of Paris are one of the earliest tourist attractions of the city – curious people have been visiting Paris Municipal Ossuary since 1809. Paris Catacombs were originally limestone quarries, which now hold human remains of more than six million Parisians. This incredible experience involves stacked bones and skulls in the underground, below the … Read more
Nasrid Palaces are one of the three highlights of Alhambra Castle’s visit, the other two being Alcazaba (military zone), and Generalife (Sultan’s summer home). Most of the 2.7 million tourists who visit Alhambra Castle every year also explore the Nasrid Palaces. These Palaces are a beautiful example of Moorish architecture and craftsmanship and are very … Read more
Tampa Zoo at Lowry Park houses more than 1300 animals and occupies one of the most beautiful, tropical zoological settings globally. Because of its location, visitors often refer to it as the Lowry Park Zoo. Tampa Zoo animals are split into five different habitats – Florida Wildlife, Primates World, Asian Gardens, Safari Africa, and Wallaroo … Read more
The DDR Museum in Berlin documents life in East Germany before the wall came down in 1989. The DDR Museum brings the German Democratic Republic back to life and is divided into three themed areas – Public Life, State and Ideology, and Life in a Tower Block. The museum is the brainchild of ethnologist Peter … Read more
Ireland’s capital Dublin is one of Europe’s most historically significant cities. It is known for its cultural heritage, character, and charming hospitality. Although Dublin is a small city (it is almost entirely walkable), it has numerous tourist attractions for the visitor willing to explore. If you are interested in either Whiskey or Beer, you are … Read more
Somehow our girlfriends and wives have a way with romance. It comes easy to them. But being romantic isn’t an easy task for men. Well, not for all at least. Expressing your love to your girlfriend and wife can be a difficult task. With time you learn a few tricks. We learn to whisper sweet … Read more
Dallas Zoo is a 106-acre wildlife attraction with around 2,000 animals representing 406 species. It is the oldest and largest zoological park in Texas and attracts more than a million visitors annually. In this article, we share everything you must know before buying your Dallas Zoo tickets. Directions to Dallas Zoo Dallas Zoo is 4.8 … Read more
The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) is the largest art museum in the United States. Over 5,000 years’ worth of art from various cultures and periods is displayed at The Met. MET Museum opened to the public in 1880 and since then has grown to cover a space of more than two million square … Read more
Antoni Gaudi, the architect of Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Casa Batllo, Casa Mila, etc., used to stay in what is now called Gaudi House Museum. Gaudi lived in this house from 1906 to 1925, and nowadays, it houses objects and furniture he designed and other artifacts he used. Since Gaudi Museum is inside Park Guell, … Read more
Park Guell was never intended to be a park. It was to be a gated residential community of 60 houses, on the outskirts of Barcelona. In 1900, Count Eusebi Güell commissioned it and asked ace Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi to start the work. Gaudi worked on Park Guell till the Count died in 1914 and … Read more
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