Everything about tourist attractions
Brandenburg Gate symbolizes Berlin’s division into East and West – and, since the fall of the Berlin Wall, it stands for a reunited Germany. Brandenburg Gate is a must-visit for every tourist in Berlin and attracts 12 million visitors annually. Locals refer to it as Brandenburger Tor. This article covers everything you must know before … Read more
Panoramapunkt in Berlin is an outdoor observation platform that provides a 360-degree view of the city, especially Potsdamer Platz. This viewing deck is at the top of the Kollhoff Tower, at a height of 100 meters (328 feet) above the city streets. From the observation deck, one can view landmarks such as TV Tower, Berlin … Read more
San Francisco’s Exploratorium is an educational experience with more than 650 hands-on exhibits designed to challenge your mind. With hundreds of explore-for-yourself exhibits, a visit to this science museum will help you ask questions, question answers, and understand the world around you better. This world of science, art, and human perception is a perfect outing … Read more
The Water Park is one of the major theme parks at Legoland Florida, an adventure destination for tiny tots and pre-teens. With its several rides and attractions, the Legoland water park in Florida will get you soaked and feeling refreshed. Since the Water Park is inside the Legoland Theme Park, guests must also purchase admission … Read more
Nineteenth-century Arc de Triomphe or the Arc de Triomphe de l’Étoile is one of the most famous monuments in Paris. This monument was designed in 1806 by renowned French architect Jean Chalgrin. This popular Paris attraction was inspired by the Arch of Titus in the Roman Forum. It is an iconic symbol of French victories … Read more
The Palace of Versailles is the World’s largest Royal domain – a space for Royals to stay. It is 20 km (12 Miles) South-West of Paris and is a must-visit attraction for all tourists visiting France’s capital. To say that the Palace of Versailles’ history has been chequered would be an understatement. Considered to be one of … Read more
Walt Disney Company owns Disneyland Paris, which was initially called Euro Disney Resort. It opened on 12th April 1992 and has seen around 350 million visitors in 30 years, making it the most visited theme park in Europe. It has two theme parks, many resort hotels, a shopping center, multiple dining options, an entertainment complex, … Read more
Disneyland Paris, the most visited theme park in Europe, is located in Marne-le-Vallée, about 32 km east of the center of Paris. It opened on 12th April 1992 and has seen around 320 million visitors till today’s date. In addition to many hotels, shopping venues, golf courses, dining, etc., Disneyland Paris has two theme parks: … Read more
Chessington World of Adventures is a theme park with ten themed lands, 40 thrilling rides, 1000+ animals in the zoo, and a Sea Life center. Some of the park’s most popular rides include Vampire, a suspended coaster; Dragon’s Fury, a spinning coaster; and Rameses Revenge, a ride that spins and tilts riders upside down. This … Read more
Jardines de Zoraya is a restaurant in the heart of Granada’s historical Albaizín district, offering daily Flamenco shows and excellent local cuisine. It is one of Granada’s top-rated Flamenco performances. The Andalucia region is known as the birthplace of Flamenco, and it is only natural to experience it at least once during your vacation in … Read more
The sport of Falconry, which has been part of desert life for hundreds of years, is integral to the UAE’s cultural heritage. Falconry is the art of using a trained bird of prey (usually a Falcon) to hunt small wild animals. Some desert safaris have simple demonstrations of Falcons, Hawks, and Desert Owls, while a … Read more
Palinka is a fruit brandy and Hungary’s national liqueur. It is believed that this fruit brandy keeps the nation running! At Pálinka Museum in Budapest, you will learn to drink like a Hungarian with a guided tasting of Palika. During this guided tour of the Palinka Museum, you will learn about the history of this … Read more
More than 15 million tourists visit Budapest every year, and most of them want to experience a Thermal Bath in the City of Spas. The Hungarian capital is dotted with many Baths, such as Szechenyi Spa, St. Gellert Spa, Rudas Baths, Király Baths, Veli Bej Baths, Palatinus Baths, Dandár Baths, Lukács Baths etc. Of these, … Read more
Universal Studios Hollywood has twelve exciting rides, one studio tour, and two shows. These attractions and rides are distributed between the Upper and Lower lots of Universal Studios Hollywood, connected by an escalator. The Lower Lot has three rides – Jurassic World, Revenge of the Mummy, and 3D Transformers. The Upper Lot has the rest … Read more
The Eiffel Tower in Las Vegas is inspired by one of the world’s most famous landmarks, the Eiffel Tower of Paris, and is a must-visit attraction in Sin City. This observation deck is a half-scale replica of the massive Eiffel Tower, built 130 years ago in Paris. Tourists love to go up the Eiffel Tower … Read more
The Albertina Museum in Vienna flaunts one of the world’s largest and most precious graphic art collections. The museum comprises more than 50,000 drawings and one million prints from all periods of history. Around 800,000 tourists visit the Albertina Museum every year, making it one of the top five attractions in Vienna. In this article, … Read more
Austin Zoo in Texas is a non-profit rescue zoo with more than 300 animals belonging to around 2100 species. It was known as the Good Day Ranch before it was re-named Austin Zoo in 1994. The zoo has a wide variety of animals, starting from Bengal Tigers, African Lions, and Galapagos Tortoise to the locally … Read more
Matthias Church in Budapest’s Castle district is the city’s top Roman Catholic site. Originally named ‘The Church of Our Lady,’ it dates back to the 11th century but took its present form in the 13th to 15th centuries. Amidst historical events like coronations and wars, it became a symbol of Hungarian identity. Renamed Matthias Church … Read more
Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta is the largest aquarium in the world and is home to more than 100,000 sea creatures. It has seven permanent galleries exhibiting amazing aquatic animals, such as Beluga Whales, Whale Sharks, Manta Rays, Penguins, Sea Otters, Dolphins, Sea Lions, etc. Georgia Aquarium is the only institution outside Asia to house Whale … Read more
Guinness Storehouse is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Dublin, Ireland, and ever since it opened in 2000 has welcomed 20 million visitors. During this must-do experience, you first learn about Ireland’s iconic drink and its 250-year-long history, then grab your complimentary pint of Guinness beer and head to the topmost floor to … Read more