The National park Krka in Srima, Croatia named after the Krka River has seven stunning waterfalls, as well as cultural and historical heritage with monuments of archaeological, sacral and industrial heritage, it's a fascinating park to visit for families, individuals and groups. The National park Krka offers a wealth of nature, natural heritage and there are various footpaths for exploring as well as sightseeing tours and presentations, enjoy boat trips, souvenir shops a museum and restaurants. Some of the unpreserved fortresses here even date back to Roman times, come take a walk back in the past and enjoy a wonderful and fascinating journey.READ MORE

The Dragon's Cave in Kastoria, Macedonia, Greece offers many fresh water lakes, and the opening is in the shape of a dragon's mouth, thus the name, and according to legend was guarded by a dragon spurting flames when anyone approached. Now open to visitors, this fascinating attraction offers tunnels, great halls of different dimensions, and stalagmite and stalagtite friendly lighting has been installed for a magical effect, the cave's flora is also protected. The Dragon's Cave is one of the most impressive caves in Greece to visit and cave bear bones have been discovered there dating back 10,000 years.READ MORE

Park Maksimir in Zagreb, Croatia, is a national park that is dedicated to protecting, maintaining and promoting the park which is located on 316 ha of ground. Park Maksimir has many meadows, lakes and streams that provide sheltered dwellings for its varied and often endangered animal species as well as various plants. As a national park, there is an abundant bird life of approximately 104 bird species that have been recorded and include woodpeckers, tits, nuthatches and creepers. Other interestings inhabitants at Park Maksimir include squirrels, certain species of bats and various toads, frogs and pond turtles. READ MORE

Scugog Shores Heritage Centre and Archives on Scugog Island overlooking Port Perry, Ontario, Canada, is the home of the township's archives with exhibit space. This 4000 square foot development offers exhibits and galleries showcasing the First Nations history and local history, rotating galleries include art shows and traveling exhibits, and they offer school and public programs. Scugog Shores Heritage Centre and Archives also has a gift shop with unique gift items, consignment art and an array of local products including food products of maple syrup and wildflower honey, they also have books, historical post cards, handmade pioneer toys, museum print collections and more, a must visit.READ MORE

Scugog Shores Museum consists of the museum village and the heritage centre located on the shores of Scugog Island overlooking Port Perry, Ontario, Canada, and they preserve the heritage of all peoples that have lived here from the First nations to the early settlers. The museum grounds consists of 12 restored buildings in the historic village where artifacts illustrate the cultural and natural history and there are heritage flower and vegetable gardens, as well as the Ojibway Heritage Interpretive Lands. Scugog Shores Museum offers guided tours, special events and school programs and is open 7 days of the week, for a fun learning and cultural experience. Scugog Shores Museum also offers the Church, a historical building and unique setting for wedding ceremonies and small receptions. READ MORE

The Botanical Gardens in Zagreb, Croatia, is many things to many people, and it provides families and friends with many interesting and enjoyable hours walking around the parklike gardens, either on a guided tour or on their own, as they take in the abundance of colour, beauty and fragrances that fill the gardens. With a total of 14 greenhouses, The Botanical Gardens grows tropical and subtropical plants as well as plants used in research work, and the artificial lakes and pools provide a haven for marsh plants. The Botanical Gardens is also home to frogs, turtles, small fish, and the green lizards that lazily bask on the rock gardens are a source of enjoyment for visitors of all ages. READ MORE

Dryden and District Museum in Dryden, Ontario, Canada is wheelchair accessible with many artifacts and theme rooms offering fascinating displays for a walk back in time. There are also four galleries on two floors that house permanent and rotating displays and artifacts as well as a research library, and there are over 10,000 items on view. Dryden and District Museum located in the Historical Hambleton House circa 1897 also offers guided tours, and is dedicated to the promotion and preservation of local culture and history in the Dryden area. READ MORE

The Paleontological Research Institution in Ithaca, New York offers excellent programs in research, collections, publications, and public education, and has merged with Cayuga Nature Center, which together with its Museum of the Earth are the public education venues. With over 8000 square foot of permanent exhibitions showcasing a 4.5 billion years of history from earth's origin to present day, a collection of almost three million specimens, here you can explore the world through a mix of natural history displays, interactive science features, and art exhibitions. Special guided tours are available, with the museum, and Nature Center offering interesting and regular events, you can even overnight at the Museum of Earth and enjoy hands on learning about dinosaurs, playing interactive games and sleeping under a whale skeleton. The Paleontological Research Institution offers fascinating and informative visits with something for everyone.READ MORE

The Lake of the Woods Museum in Kenora, Ontario brings you an award winning experience by promoting, respecting and understanding the cultures and heritage of the Lake of the Woods area. Enjoy a varied collection of artifacts and thematic displays and exhibitions as you learn the fascinating history of Lake of the Woods. There are several rental options available here for meetings, parties, private functions with choices of a boardroom, the museum lobby, courtyard and parlour. The Lake of the Woods Museum has a gift shop with a great selection of books, cards, food, stationery items and more. The Lake of the Woods Museum is a must visit, and is known as one of the coolest little museums in Canada, come see why.READ MORE

The Gerringong Heritage Museum features static displays, photographs and models and is a great place for historians and the general public to visit. Enjoy viewing the intricate models of early Gerringong buildings, as well as the photographic record of motor racing on Seven Mile Beach in the 1920s. There's also a a display about the local dairy industry and geology and fauna display, well worth a visit. The Gerringong Heritage Museum also has a stunning mural painted on the external wall depicting land and sea scapes, as well as early locations and activities, the museum is wheelchair accessible and has toilets, come for a walk back in time.READ MORE