The Seaside Open-Air Museum of Ventspils, Latvia is a branch of the Ventspils Museum founded in 1954, and here indoor and outdoor museum collections delight reflecting the life of Latvian and Liv fishermen and farmers. The collection includes more than 20 000 items, the largest being a windmill and the smallest a needle used to attach float nets to a line. The Seaside Open-Air Museums all time favourite attraction is the narrow gauge railway with a long history going back, the open air exhibition also includes a selection of anchors and here they hold annual traditional festivals, and in summer season craft workers are seen weaving and a smith and potter give demonstrations, come for a fascinating visit.READ MORE

Surf House at Kata Beach, Phuket, Thailand brings you the lifestyle when the waves are out of reach with non-stop surf action, trendy music, internationally inspired food and beverages as they say. Located right on the beach, here surf's up all day, everyday, and the beach atmosphere is simply stunning, and their Double FlowRider lets you surf the perfect wave consistently, so surfers of all ages and skill levels are welcome, it's the alternative but ideal condition for surfing and other board sports including bodyboarding and wakeboarding. Surf House also features a shop with the latest beach fashion, flowboards, bodyboards and tastefully designed souvenirs, and their burgers, steaks and seafood dishes are to die for, come enjoy all the action.READ MORE

The Estonian Sports Museum in the centre of Tartu, Estonia offers a entertaining and educational experience showacasing sports and sports history exhibitions, and collects, preserves and examines materials about physical culture and sports related to history. They organise exhibitions, seminars and conferences, publishing materials, and the library has nearly 25.000 sport related publications which can be used on site. The Estonian Sports Museum collection features 18 sub-collections with over 132,868 historic sports items including photos, a collection of medals, films, videos, sports equipment, sports clothing and more, come visit.READ MORE

The Old Anatomical Theatre in Tartu, Estonia is housed in a historical building built all the way back in 1805, and there were many unique additions and major extensions in that period. Many famous medical scientists have worked at the Old Anatomical Theatre, and until 1999 the building was used by the Faculty of Medicine for the University of Tartu, but the end of the 20th century had become outdated and too small. The Old Anatomical Theatre is today used to display the medical collections of the University of Tartu Faculty of medicine, and showcases exhibitions and events, a fascinating place to visit.READ MORE

The Estonian Aviation Museum in Tartu, Estonia showcases the world of aviation and engineering education with 25 aircrafts and helicopters in an outside exhibition as well as anti-aircraft guns, and surface to air missiles that were located on the Estonian territory during the Soviet occupation. The indoor exhibition hall have over 400 high quality models of aircrafts, helicopters and missiles and the display is fascinating for school pupils, students and families, people of all ages are welcome. The Estonian Aviation Museum also offers various attractions like trampolines and parachute jumping, simulators and more, they also host and organize lectures and family and company events, and their annual Estonian Aviation Days are the largest aviation events in the Baltics, a not to be missed spectacular affair of aerobatic celebrities, Air Force flights, wingsuit flyers, aviation techniques, interesting tents, playrooms and more, lookout for the dates.READ MORE

The University of Tartu Museum in Tartu, Estonia covers the history of science and university education from the 17th century to present day with fascinating tales covering science, art, astronomy, medicine and student life. There are permanent exhibitions spanning three floors showcasing objects and materials the university has used over it's long and historic academic operation, with the heritage on display, accompanied by a number of temporary exhibitions. The University of Tartu Museum offers guided tours, educational programmes, and various science events and special programmes, the Crazy Scientists office is available for children's parties, and the White Hall available for hire for special events, and there's the not to be missed very popular science tea night held once a month with intriguing presentations. Also here is The Treasury, home to truly rare gems of the University which have rarely if ever been on display, come for a fascinating journey through the academia and history of the museum.READ MORE

The Tartu University Botanical Gardens of Tartu, Estonia were founded all the way back in 1803, and today the garden design remains main the same as when it was the founded in the historical old days, complete with bronze bust and memorial stone to the founder. Today collections include 10 000 species of plants which originate from tundra, tropical rainforests and more, and they boast the most species in Estonia, dedicated to teaching visitors of the diversity of the flora and saving usage of plantal resources and protection. The Tartu University Botanical Gardens offer fascinating exhibitions and sculptures, and collections can be viewed in outdoor parts with an incredible range and variety of plant life, there;s also a park with arboretum, trees and shrubs from Europe, perennials, dicots, annuals, alpines a rose garden and more. The greenhouses include the palm house with an excellent selection of palm trees, the subtropical house, a tropical house and succulents, come for a fascinating visit to these beautiful surrounds.READ MORE

Tartu Toy Museum in the heart of Tartu, Estonia is a fascinating attraction housed in an old wooden building and transports visitors back to the joys of their childhood. There are permanent exhibits of toys through the ages including artist made dolls, souvenir dolls and traditional toys, and they have a play room and workshop rooms, plus alternating exhibits and children's activities are organized at the museum. The Tartu Toy Museum collects, preserves, studies and introduces toys of Estonia and the world, they even have a house of theatre and animation puppets in the former coach house in the yard, where they also show characters and props of animation films, and sketches and cartoons previously exhibited. There is also a theatre stage in the theatre house, children's studio and theatre puppets, come for a world of fun, learn about the process behind the making of puppet films, see the exhibits and let the children and yourself play.READ MORE

Soomaa National Park in Parnu, Estonia welcomes you to come explore the wilderness of Estonia and is a Ramsar site of protected wetlands, protecting over 390 kilometres, the name literally means swamp land or land of mires. Come visit this fascinating wilderness area with large peat-bogs and thick forests interwoven by numerous rivers and the floodplains that border them, the best way to explore is by canoe and guided or self guided trips are available. Soomaa National Park also offer guided night safaris lead by experienced guides and over 4-5 hours you'll do some walking and wildlife spotting in the bog trail or riverside forest with peaceful canoe trip along the river beaver habitat, they also offer guided wilderness day trips combining bog shoeing and canoeing, with walks through Risa village and the forest and more followed by a wilderness lunch, let the adventures begin.READ MORE

Lottemaa Theme Park in Parnu, Estonia invites you to come visit for a day of fun and activities, and groups are welcome. There's an adventure park for thrill seekers complete with real adventure trails, pine forest, zipline, tree baskets and a butterfly track, Lotte Village even has its own beach for summer visits to Gadgetville and is based on the animated film and adventures of the puppy girl Lotte from Gadgetville. Lottemaa Theme Park offers an incredible range of buildings and activities from playtime in Lotte's house to creating toys in Oskar's shed, there's Bruno's house with decorated scale models and Rabbit's House with strange tricks and illusions, many other houses, a stadium, friendly energy area, internet discovery tower, a watermill and even Gadgetville Library and much more. Lottemaa Theme Park has cafes and restaurants for everyone's taste and Artur's Shop has exciting games and souvenir kiosks, come to where the fun never ends.READ MORE