Everything about tourist attractions
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Legoland Discovery Centre Chicago is the ultimate Lego indoor playground fit for kids and adults. Various stations and play spaces await you to marvel, participate and try. The attraction is aimed at children aged 3 to 10. To gain entry to the place, adults must bring a child. Although the LEGOLAND Discovery Center Chicago is … Read more
Madrid is Spain’s capital and largest city. Madrid welcomes tourists all through the year – in summer, it is a magnet for travelers seeking a laid-back, relaxing holiday, and in springtime and autumn, it welcomes those who prefer milder weather. The city doesn’t have the traditional charm of the Andalusia region or Barcelona’s beauty, but … Read more
Grand Louvre, the World’s largest art museum, attracts more than 10 million visitors annually. And since the Parisian Museum is open only six days a week, that’s more than 30,000 visitors every day. Louvre Museum decided to stretch their evening hours into the night two days a week to cater to this demand. As a … Read more
Sydney Tower Eye has been a popular tourist attraction in the city for the last 30 years. Also known as the Sydney Tower, it has an observation deck at 250 meters (820 feet) and offers a 360-degree view of the Sydney skyline. In this article, we share everything you need to know before buying Sydney … Read more
Museum of Ice Cream in New York is a unique museum that appeals to kids and adults alike. At this museum dedicated to ice creams, visitors explore 13 immersive and innovative multi-sensory installations spread over three floors and 20,000 square feet. And along the way, you also keep getting ice creams and sweet treats. This … Read more
The Louvre Pyramid is one of the top three most recognizable landmarks of Paris – after the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe. Inaugurated in 1989, in a short span, the Louvre Pyramid has won over art lovers and become an integral part of the Parisian art Museum. Even though the massive glass pyramid is … Read more
Irish Whiskey Museum is a tribute to the Irish love for Whiskey. This Dublin Museum narrates 2000 years of Irish whiskey history, and as part of their tours, also offers tastings of a wide variety of Irish whiskeys. Since it is independent of all whiskey distilleries (it isn’t affiliated to any one brand), visitors get … Read more
Dubai’s Atlantis Aquaventure is the world’s largest waterpark. Both tourists and locals love getting their adrenalin racing at Atlantis Aquaventure’s 105 record-breaking slides, attractions, and experiences. The waterpark also has a 1 km (two-thirds of a mile) long private beach. With its waterslides, unique rides, relaxing beaches, immersive aquarium tours, and fantastic food options, Aquaventure … Read more
“Being in Prague feels like you are in a fairy tale, except for one key difference – the city of Prague is for real.” Since no fairy-tale is complete without a castle, Prague has its own – the world’s oldest castle aptly named ‘The Prague Castle.’ Prague Castle, which was built in 880 AD, is … Read more
There is more to Notre Dame Paris than just the stained glass and rose windows. If you are visiting the Cathedral, you must climb the tower and enjoy fantastic views of the city. This article explains everything you need to know before you decide to climb the tower at Notre Dame Paris. Following a severe fire … Read more
Whale watching is one of the most popular activities in San Diego. Both California locals and tourists worldwide love whale watching cruises, which are both entertaining and educational. Guided by marine biologists, these tours are an excellent way to explore the beautiful marine ecosystem San Diego has to offer. In this article, we share everything … Read more
Woodland Park Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in the United States and receives more than 1.5 million visitors annually. Seattle’s most popular wildlife attraction spans 92 acres and houses more than 1,100 animals from different habitats and geographic locations. In this article, we share everything you must know before buying Woodland Park Zoo … Read more
Kensington Palace has stood by the British Royal family since the 17th century. The walls of the Palace tell tales about Queen Vitoria’s childhood, King George II’s death, and everything in between. Today the Palace serves as home to various royal families of England including, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Duke and Duchess of … Read more
Body Worlds Amsterdam is a unique exhibition where visitors see real plastinated human bodies and learn about how our bodies work. While learning about the human anatomy, you will also learn how happiness affects our body and vice versa. Body Worlds – The Happiness Project has toured more than 100 cities in Europe, America, Africa, … Read more
Sky100 Hong Kong is the highest observation deck in the city. It is located 393 meters (1290 feet) high on the 100th floor of the International Commerce Centre, the tallest building in Hong Kong. Sky100 observatory offers 360-degree views of Hong Kong skyline and its famous Victoria Harbour. In this article, we explain everything you … Read more
For more than 90 years, San Francisco Zoo has been entertaining locals and tourists. This 100 acres of animals and more has something to offer for everyone – from the toddler to the grandma. In this article, we explain everything you need to know before you visit San Francisco Zoo. How to get to San … Read more
The Museum of Modern Art (also known as MoMA) is the world’s foremost collection of modern and contemporary art. Located in New York, MoMA is filled with paintings by Van Goghs, Warhols, and Picassos, which are sure to turn you into an art fan. This article explains everything you need to know before buying tickets … Read more
The Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna is one of the finest art Museums in the world. It is home to the most extensive collection of paintings by 16th-century Dutch master Pieter Bruegel the Elder. The Museum is beautiful both from inside and outside – the building’s impeccable architecture also draws a massive crowd. In this article, … Read more
The Palace of Versailles was one of the world’s largest royal residences till the French Revolution in 1789 forced Louis XVI to head for Paris. At its peak, around 10,000 Royals, aristocrats, and servants lived in the 2,300 rooms inside the Palace of Versailles. Spread over 63,154 m2, it is the most significant achievement in … Read more
St. Stephen’s Cathedral has watched over the city of Vienna for more than 700 years. It is a magnificent monument, reflecting the history and intricate architectural capabilities of Austrians. Built in the Gothic style, way back in the 13th century, this Cathedral is often referred to by its German name Stephansdom. This article explains everything … Read more
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