The Scottish Vintage Bus Museum in Lathalmond, by Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland houses about 190 vehicles and exhibits include a fascinating selection of buses, a horse tram with intricate lining being restored to the original Victorian livery, railway rolling stock and many other vintage vehicles. The Scottish Vintage Bus Museum is open to the public every Sunday from Easter to October, with a free vintage bus service from Dunfermline on the hour and photo stops along the way, and they host many events throughout the year, come for a fascinating journey into the past.READ MORE

The Abbot House in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland is a 16th century fresco house in the centre of the fine heritage quarter and with coral pink exterior and medieval garden, it's a must visit historic site. Fully licensed and with disabled access, Abbot House welcomes visitors to visit the 16th century working brew house, and enjoy an exquisite lunch in the barrel vaulted cafe, then get some wonderful gifts and souvenirs from the shop including cards, locally made pottery and Scottish crafts. The Abbot Brew House brews beers to historic recipes and visitors can experience the whole process and taste the history in every sip, and before or after the brewery tour enjoy a real Scottish lunch of the freshest local ingredients. Abbot House offers interactive programmes for school groups centering on archaeology and object handing, they are also available for private events from weddings to family celebrations and conferences with a variety of function rooms, it's the perfect setting in historic surrounds.READ MORE

AquaParc in Le Bouveret, Switzerland brings you a world of indoor and outdoor entertainment and it's all about fun and thrills for the whole family year round, no matter the weather conditions. There's the booster loop, a slide with fifteen metre free fall and 3G acceleration with surpises along the way, as well as the Pelican's dive which is like jumping off a cliff, and Tortuga's Hurrican with 2G force will make your head spin, try Blackbird's Cannon into pitch black darkness, or full speed winding paths of Morgan's Thrill and the heart racing free fall slide of Devil's Park, it's all here, and more. Aqua Parc offers wonderful family entertainment with wave pool, pirate ship and galleon slide, Buccaneer's adventure, lazy river, water slide and more, the fun never ends, there's also the Aquaparc wellness area for relaxation, indoor and outdoor pools, a Turkish bath and saunas. There's also excellent water sports and outdoor activities including a catamaran, dinghy, canoe, water-skiing, wakeboarding, surfing, rubber tubes or the "big banana" at the Rive Bleue Beach, come play.READ MORE

The Kirkcaldy Galleries in Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland is a library, museum, cafe and art gallery and houses a stunning collection of artworks from well known artists. This cultural venue and visitor attraction has done a refurbishment programme to restore many of the original features of the War Memorial building, and visitors can now explore the modern library, the Kircaldy's Moments in Time Museum display, art gallery exhibitions, the Information centre, the new local and family history room, cafe and shop and so much more. The Kirkcaldy Galleries also has disabled access and facilities as well as free WIFI internet and here there is something for everyone from the activities to the objects, photos, film, sound and more, come for a fascinating visit.READ MORE

Ravenscraig Castle on the eastern outskirts of Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland was built as a noble residence and has generally been regarded more as an artillery fort than a castle. With a long history going back to the 1460's where James 11 acquired the estate to build a castle for his queen, Mary of Gueldres, and in 1470 after both of their deaths, the son James III granted the castle to William Sinclair, Earl of Caithness. Ravenscraig Castle still today shows a fine array of gun holes and an impressive rock cut ditch, there is a well, numerous dark and gloomy cellars, the view across the Firth of Forth to the city of Edinburgh and beyond, and the fulmars, the castle's main residence today, nesting on the masonry ledges.READ MORE

Hotham Park in Bognor Regis, West Sussex, England is a public park over 9 hectares or 22 acres in the High Street, and visitors here can view the Hotham Park House and ground, a heritage building built by Sir Ricahrd Hotham, the founder of modern Bognor Regis. Serving the community of Bognor Regis, Hotham Park offers wonderful wildlife, with excellent bird sightings throughout the seasons and beautiful plants, and in summer the park hosts the Hotham Park Country Fair with stalls, craft displays, music, dancing and more, a not to be missed annual event for all ages, including wagon rides and food. There's a miniature railway, boating, swimming, enjoy a picnic and many other things to do while visiting, come enjoy this beautiful park with family and friends, ideal for all ages.READ MORE

The Bognor Regis Museum in Bognor Regis, West Sussex, England brings you the complete history of the town with models and information, and is a must see attraction when visiting. Incorporating the Ron Simpson Wireless Collection, and run by the Bognor Regis Local History Society, here you will find anything from rocks and fossils that are millions of years old, as well as history from before the town was even founded, right through to present day. The Bognor Regis Museum also displays and exhibit vintage cameras, an Edwardian kitchen, a scale model of the Esplanade theatre, the story of Bathing Machine Proprietor Mary Wheatland and so much more, they also have a research room with computers for access to thousands of photographs and documents as well as temporary exhibitions, come for a fascinating journey into the past.READ MORE

The stunning Jardin Exotique D'Eze in Eze, France must be experienced and is located among the ruins of an ancient castle with breathtaking views overlooking the Mediterranean sea. But it's the plants that will fascinate and amaze with several hundred species, including cacti, aloes, agaves and so much more, plus there are different paths to explore and enjoy a relaxing cool down, surrounded by exquisite landscapes. Jardin Exotique D'Eze also has themes and art throughout these botanical gardens, and the different species of cacti alone will amaze, there are also many other Mediterranenan flora to peruse, and the views are said to be the one of the best on the whole French Riviera, overlooking Eze village and it's surroundings, and the spectacular coastline, don't forget the camera.READ MORE

The Kincardine Lighthouse in Kincardine, Ontario was originally built during the 1800's to service a busy fishing and local salt shipping industry. Sitting on top of a two-storey keeper's house, this historical site over three levels has a well worn staircase which was climbed twice daily by the lightkeepers. Back in the day kerosene was used to fuel the lamp, and these barrels were hoisted up the stairs by the lightkeepers, who ensured lighting passage to the safe harbour and port for shipping and major industries. The Kincardine Lighthouse tower is capped by an iron lantern and balcony and originally shutters rotated by weighted chains made the light flash, renovated in 1992, the lamp became electrically powered, and today boasts a 500-watt bulb which is visible from 30 kilometres, there is also a fascinating marine museum to visit here.READ MORE

Bervie Zoo in Kincardine, Ontario is a small family owned zoo offering a wonderful variety of animals that are part of the family, and you can enjoy tours for a donation with the loader tractor and staff. They are completely private now and animals to view include fox, bear, deer, two lions, two tigers, turkeys, alligators, pigs, goats, sheep, different types of monkeys, snakes and so much more. Bervie Zoo is located on a private farm, the exhibits are small, and the animals well cared for, bring the kids and come for a wonderful time of wildlife viewing and enjoying the animals, you'll be back.READ MORE