The Philadelphia Zoo in Philadelphia, PA, first opened its doors way back in 1874, and to this day is still housed on the same 42 acres of Victorian garden. The mission then, and now, is still the same, to engage in conservation for the protection of endangered species worldwide. Philadelphia Zoo is not only an attractive, family-friendly park housing 1300 animals, it is also a revered historic site. Among the popular exhibits are the Big Cat Falls, home to lions, tigers and jaguars, and the Rare Animal Conservation Center. First Niagara Big Cat Falls with its stunning landscape of waterfalls and lush, naturalistic habitats, gives visitors a face to face encounter with endangered big cats, including snow leopards, amur leopards, pumas, lions and a sleek black jaguar. There is an overhead tunnel system that allows cats to move from one exhibit to another, and visitors, beware, there could be a Amur leopard above the walkway, keeping its eye on you. With rock outcroppings and fallen trees, our big cats have abundant space to play and also enables visitors to watch their skills and agility, close up. When visiting the Philadelphia Zoo, you need to arrive early because there is so much to see and experience. READ MORE

The Bob Marley Museum in Kingston is dedicated to the reggae legend Bob Marley and is situated on the site of the legendary musician's home. The main museum displays Marley's personal treasures and the museum also offers a 80-seat theatre, a photographic gallery, and a gift shop selling T-shirts, posters and CDs and other Bob Marley memorabilia. Enjoy a guided tour and a meal, and soak up and learn about every aspect of the life of Bob Marley.READ MORE

The Bangsbo Fort in Frederikshavn is a wonderful historical attraction to explore and offers stunning views of Frederikshavn and Kattegat. The Bangsbo Fort was built by the Germans during the second World War and has guns and bunkers for exploring, and guided tours are available explaining the history, the bunkers and the scenery.READ MORE

The Bangsbo Museum at the Bangsbo area in Frederikshavn offers three main wings with different themes like the shipping department with ship models and engines, and marine archeology or the Northern Europe's largest collection of hair art, which shows jewelry and the like made from human hair. A banquet hall is also available which is used for special exhibitions and in the moat visitors can visit a unique ship from Ellinga - dated from 1163. The Bangsbo Museum is a delight for visitors to visit and experience the town history, textile exhibits and so much more.READ MORE

Mollehuset is an old mill house and wonderful attraction at the Bangsbo area in Frederikshavn that now also serves as a restaurant. Dating back to 1748, and serving as a mill house to farmers, Mollehuset was destroyed in a fire and then restored and rebuilt and modernised, serving as a guest house for a time and then as a restaurant next to Bangsbo Creek. The Mill House room is decorated with words and drawings and your visit is ensured to be an exceptional experience.READ MORE

The Potsdamer Tin Figure Museum at the Krongut Bornstedt in Potsdam offers viewers a look into the small world of miniature figures with one of the largest private collections that includes 17,000 characters and more than 150 dioramas. Come and enjoy a lasting impression with dioramas depicting theatre settings, and built landscapes and magnificent small architectures that will leave a lasting impression, it's wonderful for moments of reflection, of remembrance and quiet adventure. READ MORE

Krongut Bornstedt Tours and Tastings in Potsdam invites visitors to enjoy the tasting of Bornstedter buffalo beer or Bornstedter fruit spirits brewed on site. Trained guides offer a fascinating and interesting background history of the historical buildings and the place, including anecdotes and introduce you to the various historic rooms. Krongut Bornstedt Tours and Tastings welcomes tour groups, and is ideal for company outings, private groups or even corporate events.READ MORE

Krongut Bornstedt in Potsdam is an archetypal manor with a stunning, rustic restaurant and brewery and distillery, washhouse and bath house, a manor and other historical buildings. The historic buildings on the farm offer dining rooms, which are available for private and corporate events and can be hired for up to 3,500 people. Krongut Bornstedt hosts monthly markets including a famous Christmas market and attracts up to half a million tourists a year and tours and tastings are a firm favourite. Come and enjoy a festive Sunday Brunch in the Habel wine barn, it's stunning.READ MORE

Nantes Musee Jules Verne is a museum dedicated to the works of Jules Verne and includes a new museum tour with multimedia. Enjoy a journey through the life and times of Jules Verne with facsimiles of manuscripts and various documents - books, excerpts of works and illustrations, posters, games and objects - with new furniture and new lighting. A reading room, an audiovisual room and the world of games inspired by the novels are a must see before ending your fascinating tour of Jules Verne's world. READ MORE

Seaford Museum is housed in the Martello Tower on the esplanade and houses records of Seaford's long history along with a fascinating collection of material from pre-historic times. There is a museum shop and a large display area which includes the roof with cannon, appealing to both young and old. READ MORE