Rainbow's End in Manukau, South Auckland, New Zealand is the biggest theme park in the country, with over 20 rides and attractions, open every day except Christmas. Here there's something for the whole family from the kids to the thrill seekers, and they even cater to children under 8 years with Kidz Kingdom, an amazing family entertainment centre. Rainbow's End offers fun on demand as they say, and there are great places to eat and drink too as well as a centre stage for events, they welcome groups and are the perfect place for birthdays and celebrations with birthday rooms and other venues, they also have a conference room, it's all here, come play.READ MORE

The Sarina Sugar Shed in Sarina, Queensland, Australia is a sweet attraction open 7 days a week, and this award winning, miniature working sugar mill offers a massive experience for all ages in the heart of sugar cane country. Enjoy an interactive, fascinating and engaging guided tour, and discover the growing, harvesting and crushing processes of sugar cane, see how it becomes delicious handmade and sugar inspired boutique products, and taste some of the yummy goodies on offer as well. The Sarina Sugar Shed also produces award winning Sugar Shed Under Proof Rum and Rum liqueur products, considered to be some of the best in the country, they welcome groups and tour packages are available, plus there's a cafe and gift shop for refreshments and unique gifts, a must visit.READ MORE

The Kenmare Stone Circle is a wonderful attraction in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland and the largest stone circle in south West Ireland, and unlike any other in Muster, is egg shaped. Built during the bronze age 2.200 to 500 B.C. stone circles are believed to be for ritual and ceremonial purposes, often orientated on lunar and solar events. The Kenmare Stone Circle has 15 heavy boulders with a giant capstone or impressive boulder Dolmen in the centre believed to mark the burial place of someone important, come for a wonderful walk and view this impressive feature from days of old, it's an awesome, thought provoking and inspiring experience. READ MORE

Mornington Garden in Dalkey, Co.Dublin, Ireland is a beautiful family friendly garden with gravel paths open to the public, and there's a mix of flowers and vegetables to view. They regularly host workshops including basket weaving, garden design, gardening classes and more. Mornington Garden is wonderful to visit, a landmark and historical place in Dalkey, open year round.READ MORE

Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre in Dalkey, County Dublin, Ireland is an award winning attraction with guided tours available all day which includes a live theatre performance, and guides and actors will take you back in time to Tudor day with Barber surgery, archery and cooking. There's a state of the art interpretation system available in 12 languages, and the site incorporates the castle or fortified town house, an Early Christian church and graveyard and a modern Heritage Centre which also houses a Writers' Gallery. Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre is fun, interactive and educational, come visit and follow the journey of the earliest settlers on Dalkey Island 6,500 years ago.READ MORE

Welshpool and Llanfair Light Railway in Welshpool, Wales, starting providing a railway transport service in 1903 for the rural community, and after many other ventures, in 1963 this beautiful steam railway has become a popular attraction for tourists wanting to enjoy a leisurely train ride with many interesting sights along the way. Waiting patiently on the platform at Welshpool Raven Square is the 'Llanfair Train', gently steaming away, ready to take excited travelers on a memorable train ride, comfortably ensconced in elegant and spacious carriages. The route that Welshpool and Llanfair Light Railway takes includes a viaduct, river bridge, and a steep bank before tranquilly steaming through our spectacular countryside. READ MORE

Chambers of Terror in Salem, Massachusetts, is a haunted house attraction that makes your worst nightmare come true, as you step into a place where you cannot see sunlight, a place where killer clowns, demons, psychos and ghouls are waiting to take you on a scary, yes very scary journey deep into the realms of darkness. At our haunted house attraction we are all about scary nightmares and terror, with live ghostly and ghastly guides that you simply can't trust, who will take you on eventful guided tours. Chambers of Terror is full of nightmarish creatures and frightening scenes, a place where demons and ghouls take pleasure in hearing the scared screams, jumps, and even occasional nervous laughter of visitors.READ MORE

Victoria Park in Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada is a beautiful natural woodland park of roughly 1,000 acres in the centre of town with an extensive trail system designated as multi use. There are two sets of waterfalls which flow through a steep tree covered rocky gorge, and the park is a great place for picnic lunches, the Picnic Pavilion is ideal for group activities and events including school reunions, birthday parties and more. Victoria Park has a bandshell and hosts a summer concert series and midsummer movie nights, and the Holy Well Gazebo in a small raving area is available for unique functions, weddings and small gatherings. Jacob’s Ladder is man made, and a steep climb over 175 steps, ideal for fitness challenges, and there are many other highlights here including the stunning views and winter activities for cross country skiers and snowshoeing.READ MORE

Weston-super-Mare Museum in Weston-super-Mare, England, is located in a historic building, and this unique museum is a popular attraction and is home to an interesting collection of fine arts, natural history, coins, social history, archaeology, costumes, textiles and many other objects that range from prehistoric times to the present day. The archaeology collection at our museum features individual items such at a romanesque carving, a Roman pan made of bronze and many more items. The numismatic collection of coins, medals and tokens at Weston-super-Mare Museum includes coins of AD43-AD410 as well as a golf aureus of Claudius. A visit to the museum will be an informative and memorable experience.READ MORE

The Colchester Historeum in Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada collects, preserves and exhibits artifacts and stories related to Colchester heritage in the museum complete with museum shop with its treasures. The museum also hosts illustrated talks, demonstrations, films and activities and they maintain and permanent growing collection of fascinating Colchester artifacts, some dating back 300 years. The Colchester Historeum also has archives preserving thousands of records, documents, publications and photos and present a series of public programs throughout the year, they also award heritage awards to individuals and groups in recognition of contributions to the preservation of the heritage, plus promote the marking of historic sites within the county.READ MORE