Acadien Historical Village in Caraquet, New Brunswick is one of the most authentic historical sites in North America, and visitors enjoy intrepreters in period costumes, 40 restored original buildings, where you will see how the Acadians lived between 1779 and 1939. Located a good drive out of Bathurst, this wonderful attraction is well worth a visit, and guests are well advised a good three hours is needed to appreciate all that's on offer here. There are wonderful restaurants and bars, and accommodation available in the Hotel Chateau Albert, and a kids section and facility rentals, come experience the history.READ MORE

Visit Charles Fort in Kinsale for bastions, estuary views, guided toursREAD MORE

Desmond Castle in Kinsale, Co. Cork, Ireland is a wonderful historic site to visit consisting of a three storey keep with storehouses to the rear. Built by the Earl of Desmond, originally as a customs house, Desmond Castle also served as a prison in the 18th century, an ordnance store, and as a workhouse during the great famine. Now a national monument, the historical Desmond Castle hosts the International Museum of Wine Exhibition, which documents the history of Ireland's wine links with Europe and the world. Guided tours are available, and it's a fascinating place to visit.READ MORE

The Museum of Alaska Transportation and Industry in Wasilla, Alaska offers a fascinating insight into Alaska's transportation and industrial history, with the collections reflecting anything from Eskimo skin boats to jet aircraft. The Museum of Alaska Transportation and Industry has a train yard, a vast selection of outdoor artifacts, and an exhibit hall and there are many summer and private events held throughout summer, come enjoy an inspiring and educational visit. The focus here is on conservation, restoration, interpretation, with the use of artifacts and exhibitions.READ MORE

The Glencoe and North Lorn Folk Museum in Glencoe, Highland, Scotland is housed in the historic site of traditional 18th century thatched cottages and fascinating collections include Jacobite relics, costumes, toys and domestic utensils all from the Glencoe area. The Glencoe and North Lorn Folk Museum strives to promote the history of Glencoe with the collections, and also highlights the work and workers of the Ballachulish slate quarry. Enjoy exhibitions and events throughout the year, and purchase a souvenir or book at the museum shop, here you can discover the best of Scottish history.READ MORE

Donana National Park is situated in the region of Andalusia in southern Spain, between the provinces of Huelva and Seville, and because of the gently sloping landscapes of the stabilised sand dunes, to the marsh it's a bird lovers paradise of migratory birds and other fauna. Declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1980, here you will find a variety of ecosystems including the marsh non-stabilised sand dunes and stabilised sand, or cotos, providing a unique biodiversity. Donana National Park also offers a wonderful historical heritage and is a wonderful place to visit.READ MORE

Hexham Old Goal is a wonderful attraction to visit when in Hexham, Northumberland and will give visitors and insight into the crimes and punishments of Medieval days in Northumberland. This historic site brings history to life in the oldest purpose built prison in England, and was used until the 1820's. The building is now a museum and tourist information centre and visitors can delve into the dark history of the Old Gaol, the Shire and the Borders, and come away with an unforgettable experience. The area's history is also covered and there is a special Reiver Raid film about the terrifying Border Reiver raids, Hexham Old Goal is well worth a visit.READ MORE

Talkeetna Historical Society is about preserving the past of Talkeetna, Alaska, and here you enjoy a fascinating discovery about the mining, railroad, aviation, and mountaineering heritage of Talkeetna. This non profit organisation safeguards the historical sites and uniqueness with the preservation of historical buildings and trails and the museum. The museum is located in the Little Red School House where you can enjoy a walking tour viewing the many artifacts on exhibition and also visit several historic buildings. Talkeetna Historical Society also offers guided tours where you get to enjoy visiting the uniquely designed and decorated moose on display downtown.READ MORE

Maudslay State Park near Newburyport, Massachusetts offers stunning mountain bike trails, 19th century gardens, hiking opportunities, even horseback riding trails and more. Come and enjoy a wonderful outing surrounded by rolling meadows, towering pines, ornamental trees and gorgeous mountain laurel, the Maudslay State Park is simply exquisite whether you are looking for somewhere to picnic, or walk or even some cross country skiing and more. This historic site is a breathtaking journey, and perfect for wedding ceremonies, and cultural events are a regular feature in summer.READ MORE

Coffin House in Newburyport, Massachusetts provides a wonderful insight into domestic life in rural New England back in the day. Here you will find antique furnishings, art and artifacts, gardens, and collectibles from through the centuries. Coffin House was built in 1678, and accommodated over 6 generations of the Coffin family after which it is was given to Historic New England and preserved as a museum. Fascinating items include cupboards with displays of the family pewter and other kitchen objects, baskets, boxes, and earthenware displays, a mid-eighteenth century cradle, a seventeenth-century dining table, a looking glass, and so much more. READ MORE