Landmarks

What a beautiful and fascinating place! Sarah was so knowledgable and is an excellent presenter. A must see if you love historic house museums as much as I do.

Beautiful space for a rooftop wedding in downtown Miami. We had the pleasure of planning an amazing destination wedding at this location. Located in the heart of downtown Miami filled with skyscrapers, lush palms, beautiful water view, and a panoramic skyline view of our beautiful Miami.

The Williams Tower is one of the skyscrapers in Houston. The 64 storied building is 909 feet high long. It is located adjacent to the Galleria shopping mall and Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park, offering a breathtaking view. The building is visible up to 40 miles away while driving on clear nights. The park between the tower and the water wall is a serene spot for picnics and photoshoots. People parks next to the waterwall and that area is prone to tow cars; so go for the adjacent paid parking ($2 for 0.5 - 1 Hour) or park at Galleria mall for free and walk to the tower to admire the view.

The fact that city hall allows jets to fly around for practice for hours to put on a memorial day show is absolutely insane. There are so many rules that make zero sense and mess with people for no reason but jets flying around next to peoples apartments and damaging peoples ears and causing more issues to people with prior health conditions for the sake of entertaining others is completely acceptable and gets approved by city hall and the FAA. When that flies over you once, you can already feel the damage in your ears. IT IS PROVEN THAT NOISES FROM THESE PLANES CAN CAUSE HEALTH ISSUES, INCLUDING CARDIOVASCULAR PROBLEMS, YET GETS APPROVES BY CITY HALL. People will get tickets for things like tints on cars, which hurts no one and helps people with different conditions, business owners will get tickets for chairs outside their stores, cars will get tickets for being loud (as they should), people skateboarding will get hassled by law enforcement because they may "get hurt” and sue businesses but when it’s time for an airplane shown for the american people, no rules of well being apply. Right city hall? The drums at south pointe park get banned because of “disturbance” but a military jet blowing your ears off and causing serious damage is no problem. What an absolute joke.

The Nelson Monument in Edinburgh is a prominent landmark located on Calton Hill, overlooking the city. Erected in honor of Admiral Horatio Nelson, the monument commemorates his victory at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. Designed by architect Robert Burn, the Nelson Monument was completed in 1816, just a few years after Nelson's death. The monument consists of a towering stone tower topped with a prominent ball, which was historically used as a time signal for ships entering the nearby port of Leith. The ball would be raised to the top of the tower at 1:00 pm each day and then dropped precisely at 1:00 pm, allowing sailors to set their maritime chronometers accurately. Visitors to the Nelson Monument can climb a spiral staircase inside the tower to reach the top, where they are rewarded with panoramic views of Edinburgh and its surroundings. On a clear day, one can see landmarks such as Edinburgh Castle, Arthur's Seat, and the Firth of Forth. The Nelson Monument stands as a lasting tribute to Admiral Nelson's naval achievements and serves as a beloved landmark and viewpoint for residents and visitors to Edinburgh.

Had an amazing time here. So much to learn about our history. You do not need a reservation. You are subject to inspection before entering the building. There are many postings outside the building to give you more history on the site. Take the entire family. Read what a posted don’t just take pics.

Amazing 2 days spent around the docks area. There are lots to see and museums to go to. Lovely weather enabled us to see Liverpool at its best. Lovely Ely eateries in the area. Plenty of walking. People all very friendly and helpful.

I think they should add more memorabilia from the times the Cuban refugees entered the Freedom Tower for their paperwork. The inside of the building is way too empty. I love the cleanliness though. Not worth the money if you pay full priced tickets in my opinion.

The collections here are amongst the best and most fun and diverse I’ve been to in the country. It has collections from all eras, major artists, and even an interior design room (my favorite). The place is huge - 3 buildings - and you should definitely allow 2+ hrs per building to fully enjoy all the art. Also love the on site cafe and restaurant.

The plaza has a beautiful and unique interior. If you’re ever looking for a quick lunch, there are quite a few tasty options. However, the best part is watching the rainbows cast by the suspended prisms. They light up all over the interior.

Loved it! Wish I had more time that day. Very interesting information about Arizona. The artifacts were amazing. The security and staff there were professional and friendly as well! A definite place to go for families! 😀

It is a government building where you can learn about Georgia's history. The architecture is the highlight of the place. Admission is free, you have to show a photo ID and the tour is short.

This is one of the most stunning City Hall's I've had the pleasure of photographing at! My visits here have been such a joy, from the exterior to the interior the architecture provides incredible ambience for an elopement or intimate wedding. At the last wedding I captured here, the client reserved the balcony and it was a stunning place to exchange vows and a comfortable space for an intimate ceremony. I believe that a one hour rental can be booked to accomodate 40-60 guests, and an additional hour affords you a quartet and cocktail hour. Such a fantastic location!!

Fantastic place for children! A bit overwhelming for parents, I have to admit lol but my 4 year-old loved it so much! The museum is clean, organized and so much fun! Cafe is great, too, with good options for children and parents We would come back and highly recommend it!

One of the most beautiful botanical gardens I’ve seen in the world. Not as many flowers as other places, but it’s laid out nicely and isn’t crowded. The children’s section is like a children’s museum with lots of info and exhibits and is just as entertaining for adults.

When i visited this museum I found that half of the exhibits were closed off. Despite this, the historical information available was quite intriguing. And there were a lot of interesting displays. As well as interactive games that were very fun and informational. However, I was a bit disappointed to find that the gift shop and café were selling items at prices that were too high for what the items were. Overall, a nice museum with some fun things to see and do, just be mindful half of the exhibits are closed.

Visited the Getty Center on a Saturday. Parking is $25 and there are 7 subterranean levels. Admission is free but we did make a reservation in advance. Our entry time was 2 PM. We had no problems parking- was even able to snag a charging station which is on P5. After parking you take a nice tram up. Wait time was less than 5 minutes. After exiting the tram you walk up these steps into the museum. Did a lot of exploring and visited a lot of the different exhibits in several buildings. Saw beautiful paintings, sculptures, art installations, furniture, etc. The most beautiful were the areas outdoors. The weather was nice (in the low 70s) and several terraces on the buildings had beautiful views of LA. The outdoor gardens and water feature were probably my favorite. The flowers are in full bloom and so colorful. There was a nice grassy area where people were just sitting around and enjoying the scenery. The kids had a great time rolling down the small hill.

This place was so fun with SO much to see. Perfect for kids and adults of all ages. It has so many interesting exhibits. There is a lot of hands-on stuff to help with learning about the body, space, art, and more, and it was a lot to see. Make sure to make time as you'll spend more than 3 hours here. My big problem was that the Lego Exhibit costs separately from the ticket to the institute itself. It's very expensive.

One of the most beautiful and historic properties I’ve seen. You can spend hours here going through the house, reading about all the history, exploring the gardens, taking in the ocean views, and checking out all the wildlife! We vacationed to Miami in June and although it was incredibly humid and warm, we still had an amazing time during the outside portion. I definitely recommend an umbrella to block sun and to dress accordingly if you are going to be visiting during a hotter time. I can only imagine how perfect this place is in prime weather.

It was good but a lot of the exhibits are either under construction or closed. The structures that were open are nice but leave a lot of room for improvement. Overall me and my family enjoy the trip but expected more of a big city zoo, especially Los Angeles.

Such a beautiful building. Very centrally located, close to the train station. Easy to commute to. It's just as modern inside as it looks traditional from the outside. Friendly staff. There is a cafe inside with drinks hot and cold, a selection of sweet and savoury items. The cafe staff are wonderful and happy to fill up your water bottle!

Leeds Town Hall is a breathtaking architectural masterpiece nestled in the heart of the city. Stepping inside, I was immediately struck by the grandeur of its Victorian-era design, complete with magnificent columns, intricate detailing, and a stunning concert hall. The building exudes a sense of history and importance, making it a must-visit for both tourists and locals alike. I had the pleasure of attending a performance in the concert hall, and the acoustics were truly exceptional, adding to the overall ambiance of the experience. Whether you're interested in history, architecture, or the arts, Leeds Town Hall is a cultural gem that should not be missed.

We visited on a Saturday unsure if we could just walk in or if we needed to book. After searching for the entrance (it’s through the 1954 cafe) we entered the foyer where we were informed by the friendly staff it was guided tours only which run on the hour. With only 20 mins til the next tour we grabbed a quick cuppa and cake in the lovely warm cozy cafe before joining the tour. And what an interesting and informative tour it was! We were transported back in time, visiting the original cells and sitting in the gallery of the court where local prisoners were dealt with. It was a real eye opener and a great history lesson. Interactive displays and old photographs of prisoners make it fascinating for a history buff like me. Our guide (a retired navy gentleman) was extremely friendly and knowledgeable, and was happy to answer our questions. After our visit to the court (no longer in use) we were taken to the beautiful hall which is absolutely stunning and the photos don’t do it justice! Again our guide had an abundance of knowledge. I highly recommend this tour which took just over an hour and for £4 each is excellent value.

Beautiful National Trust House, we went for Santa Paws event. Staff were fabulous. Our dog loved it. Got photographs done and Santa was lovely. Visited cafe, lovely hot chocolate and cakes with lovely gifts too. Lovely grounds to walk dog too. Will go back when house is open.

Manchester Central Library, located in Manchester, England, is a magnificent cultural institution that serves as a hub for knowledge, learning, and community engagement. Designed by architect Vincent Harris and opened in 1934, the library is renowned for its stunning neoclassical architecture, characterized by grand columns, a dome-shaped roof, and intricate detailing. The library's vast collection includes books, archives, and special collections spanning various subjects and interests. Visitors can explore the library's reading rooms, study areas, and exhibition spaces, as well as attend events, workshops, and lectures held throughout the year. With its rich history, architectural splendor, and commitment to intellectual inquiry, Manchester Central Library stands as a beacon of education and culture in the heart of the city.

What an amazing library! There is 3 roof top areas and a secret garden all free with fantastic views of the city. It has a cafe, shop and toilets and oh yeah lots and lots of books. I wish this was my local library its absolutely stunning!

A Must-See Monument: Exploring the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington D.C. As a symbol of American democracy and the seat of the U.S. Congress, the Capitol Building stands as a must-see landmark in Washington D.C. More than just a beautiful architectural marvel, it's a living testament to the nation's history and ongoing political processes. Stepping onto the Capitol grounds is like stepping into a scene straight out of a history book. The neoclassical design, with its white stone facade, grand columns, and iconic dome, exudes an air of grandeur and timeless elegance. Every detail, from the intricate friezes depicting historical events to the majestic Statue of Freedom atop the dome, tells a story. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast or simply appreciate fine craftsmanship, the Capitol is a true feast for the eyes. The Capitol is not just a pretty building; it's a treasure trove of American history. You can wander through the halls where pivotal decisions have been made, such as the Emancipation Proclamation and the ratification of the Civil Rights Act. Standing in the very chambers where the Senate and House of Representatives debate and vote is a humbling experience that puts you in touch with the ongoing lifeblood of American democracy. The best way to fully appreciate the Capitol is to take a guided tour. These informative tours, offered free of charge, take you through the building's most significant spaces, sharing fascinating insights into its history, architecture, and ongoing operations. You can also explore the informative exhibitions at the Capitol Visitor Center, which delve deeper into specific aspects of American history and government. Visiting the U.S. Capitol Building is an enriching experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression. It's a place where history comes alive, where you can witness the workings of American democracy firsthand, and where you can appreciate the architectural grandeur of a national symbol.

I absolutely LOVED this royal residence! What an amazing place to explore Scottish history. Make sure to grab the audio tour as it is very informative. Then, make sure to go out back to the gardens and the Abbey ruins - STUNNING!!! The pictures don't do justice to how beautiful the ruins are. While we had no trouble walking up and getting tickets, we were there in the off season, and the summer is LOADED with tourists.

Wow, I took my son to kill some time, and we had the best experience. It was quite bust due to half term but wasn't too overwhelming, which was nice, and this museum is just fantastic. I love that it has an aquarium and a brilliant Egyptian exhibition. There's a cafe but we didn't go in and a nice little shop. Just loved it, had a fab afternoon

Good selection of restaurants and activities. Good evening out for friends and family. We visited several restaurants during our stay and visited the activity centres dotted about the printworks. It is undergoing maintenance and can get busy

Stunning place. Free if you're a student or resident. Well worth the visit. Every gorgeous in the rain. A nice walk around the abbey too. There are other things to see too. But it's a good place to go with kids and all ages. Parking across the road.

It's such a neat building to check out. You've probably seen it in many a movie over the years. Blade Runner is what I always think of when I see the Bradbury Building. We only got to walk around the ground floor since there are actual businesses on the other floors, but we still got some cool shots of the place. If you are downtown, this is a must stop. The architecture is definitely next level and futuristic for its day, to say the least.

One of the largest fountains in the world (Built-in 1927 as a donation from the family), the feature boasts 133 jets that shoot water as high as 150 feet into the air during 20-minute choreographed displays (take place every hour between 8 AM and 11 PM). The last display of the evening starts at 10:35 PM. After dusk, the water show is accompanied by lights, a must-see if you are in the neighborhood in the evening. The fountain is the central focal point of Grant Park, Chicago's expansive public space with many attractions and smaller parks like Millennium Park, comparable to Central Park. Extra point for - the view from this place... one side, Chicago skyline, another side, the path to Michigan River.... so location wise- its top place. and From Skydeck Chicago- you can understand how strategically this fountain is placed.

We had zero intentions of visiting a museum - we were looking for a walk along the front to the docks and thought this building was impressive and worth having a look. It has such a great layout, very interactive, bright and airy! Doesn’t feel at all like a museum! We didn’t stay very long but I’m glad we visited!

Beautiful Jacobean house full of historical detail. The part played in the civil war by the hall is fascinating. The damage to the stair bannister caused by a cannonball can still be seen. The long gallery was very atmospheric. It is easy to understand why some folk believe this to be the most haunted Hall in the UK. The gardens were small but interesting. The cafe had a limited supply of food (no sandwiches just chocolate bars) so eat elsewhere before or after your visit.

Highlight was meeting Betsy Ross herself in her front parlor room where she entertained us with her family history and showed her incredible star making power! Unfortunately this site is not fully accessible with many, many stairs leading up and down to the displays in different rooms. There is a wide entrance and there are accessible areas, but the house itself is small and hard to manage.

What a beautiful place and free! Paid a visit to this gem and was blown away by the amazing glass houses and tropical plants. Amazing gardens to walk around and interesting facts about plants and flowers. Would love to come back in summer when all the flowers are out. Beautiful place.

There are two tours for The White House: The East Wing tour and the West Wing tour. The East Wing is the standard tour where you get tickets through your Representatives' office. The tour itself walks you through the public parts of the White House- where the state dinners are, etc. Recently, they lifted the "no photo" ban on the East Wing so now is the time to go. It's super fun to say you were at the White House and this tour seems well and good....until you learn about the West Wing tour. The West Wing tour is where the action is. It's the tour of the press room, the cabinet meeting room, the Oval Office, and all the other exclusive, private areas of the White House. This tour can only be accessed through someone who works at the West Wing, but it's SUPER cool! Both tours require giving your social security number for security reasons.

Parking is free and entry in free...so what are you waiting for. It has the full story of Glasgow across 3 floors, as well as a cafe & toilets. There is also a lift if you can't handle the stairs. Spent 2 hours here before closing at 5pm. Will definitely be back, as I feel there is more to digest.

Embarking on the journey to the Hollywood sign was nothing short of exhilarating. The trail, though at times challenging, offered a thrilling adventure that ultimately led to an unforgettable experience. The trek up to the sign demands preparation, with ample water, comfortable footwear, and energizing snacks being essential companions. The trail presents its challenges, but with determination, each step becomes a victory. The sense of achievement upon reaching the Hollywood sign is unparalleled. Standing in its presence, one can't help but feel a rush of excitement and pride. The view from this vantage point is breathtaking, offering a unique perspective of the surrounding landscape. Moreover, the importance of leaving no trace behind cannot be overstated. Respecting the environment ensures that future generations can also enjoy this magnificent landmark. In conclusion, the journey to the Hollywood sign is not merely a hike; it's an adventure filled with anticipation, challenges, and ultimately, a sense of triumph. It's an experience that will be cherished for a lifetime.

Perfect if you want to get your steps on. Going from one end of the water to the other probably took 15 minutes of walking, and we had to do that twice. Not complaining, though—there is a beautiful view of not only the memorial but also the surrounding nature. If you are a big history buff or are just intrigued by the idea of standing where former presidents stood, this is a must-visit.

This museum was beautiful. There was so much to look at that we didn't have enough time to explore everything. I would recommend setting aside an entire day or a couple days to visit the museum thoroughly. I give the museum itself and their collection 5 stars. It is worth the visit. The Rocky Balboa statue is also located here so that was a fun to see as well. Most of the staff was very friendly but some were not. We were asked by a staff member to check our umbrella at coat check while we were already almost through an exhibit but other people were walking around with the same type of umbrella and weren't asked to do so. Another staff member asked us to step away from a painting that was covered with glass and explained that we needed to stay 18 inches away but he didn't say anything to the next few people who walked up to the same painting and stood where we had been. I understand the requests however staff should be consistent and polite, and apply the requests to all visitors.

Great museum with good exhibits. Definitely sit in the Greensboro Four Sit-in exhibit where you have on headphones and you feel what it's like to be harassed in that situation. I saw where it got emotional for some people. Also, visit Morehouse's Martin Luther King section where you can explore his writings. No pics are allowed in this section. We went on a Thursday as soon as it opened. There was no line and I purchased our tickets online. There are plenty of parking garages, we parked at the Coca-Cola parking garage.

Always an amazing experience here! Staff is very helpful! Tickets are not pricey, went on a Monday which was nice not crowded at all! A lot to see very beautiful view we got tickets for 5pm got there at 430 then let us in and by the time we got up to the sky deck from all the things to see before you make it up there the sun was setting so the view was 10x better! Clean all around definitely coming back at different times

Travel in time - from Victorian times to 1970's. I found this National Trust place the best attraction in Birmingham - absolutely must see, especially for younger visitors. All guides are so knowledgeable, our guide - Betty was the loveliest person you could meet, coming herself from back to backs and giving you the real feel of this place. You have to book online in advance - don't hope to get tickets just before the visit, especially at weekends. Your National Trust membership and also one day passes work here. There is accessible route (ground floors only), bookshop and gift shop and modern toilets (no need to use the Victorian one 😆).

Great place to walk around with the centre spread over three different levels. Lots of interesting hands on demonstration objects to try which will keep children and adults of all ages engaged. If visiting during a weekday and schools are starting to go in go directly to the top floor where it will be quieter and work your way down.

Checked out this attraction on a Friday morning and it was really neat! There's plenty of parking ($10 cost), and then you make your way into the lobby of the attached hotel and eventually to the check-in area for the tower. You can buy tickets there, but most had pre-purchased and the line moved quickly. The elevator takes you up 50 stories to the observation area and if you wish, you can go outside. The 360 degree view of Dallas and the surrounding area is breathtaking! It's very safe and you can use the binoculars if you wish. There's a gift store, sitting area, some vending machines and bathrooms. Well worth the visit!

Beautiful indoors and outdoors. We've visited the house previously, but went back on a Monday (house closed) to explore the grounds. Absolutely beautiful to walk around, a gorgeous garden in good bloom even in mid September and a nice friendly cafe with lots of vegan options. We enjoyed our morning.

If you like history, then this would be a good place for you. The riverside museum presents transport history. You see trains, bikes, cars, ships. I quite liked it. There's also a nice Cafe and decent toilet facilities. Nice ambience. You can also go round the building to the waterside which was quite nice and I presume will be nicer during the summer. Entry is free but you need to pay for parking. I however noticed that parking was more expensive than presented on their website.

Plenty of unique Beatles exhibits, covers every aspect of the Quarry men to the split up of the group 19 quid entrance fee... Good shop and cafe There is a audio/video tour included with lots of information I wasn't aware of before.. Would visit again

We visited for the first time yesterday and had a great experience. Although we were a little time pressed we managed to visit every exhibit. We thoroughly enjoyed a brief game of subuteo and doing all the little quest style games such as guessing the nicknames of the teams. My son (13) enjoyed the more hands on task such as the penalty shootout and we had a family competition on shot stopper. Those games went down a storm. We will be back hopefully this year

If you have the time and are interested in music, you need to see this place. The museum is very large and they have a huge collection of musical instruments from around the world. They cover every continent and country and culture regarding instruments used. They also have snippets of the music from every area. We spent 3 hours here and could have spent more time if permitted. Highly recommend.

Well worth the visit out. Fast loading onto and off ferry. A good start explanation of what too expect. Audio tour was good. And good to see what it was like in the size etc in the prison. A few exhibits or areas off limits and would be nice to get into in the future. Tried to do the backstage guided tour, be great to do that bit if you want too book at least a month in advance as we found out when we arrived. Good to see the rooms and the locations that the escape happened from. Good job too he staff for keeping it running and making it accessible.

Absolutely amazing! Super cool outdoor museum that showcases colorful and artistic wall murals (amazing backdrops for photos). They even have an interactive alley where my boys (8 & 10) got to spray paint their own graffiti murals. Cannot recommend this enough. We stayed at The Tony Hotel on South Beach, and they provided vouchers for a free tour. Ice cream vendor was on site when we were there. Great for kids/families. Very inspiring. LOVED THIS EXCURSION!

Really lovely place to visit. The grounds look amazing, but it was too cold, so I'll definitely have to go again when the warmer weather arrives.

Been coming here for as long as I can remember since I live nearby so literally once in 6 months we just walk in. My 5 year old daughter just loves it around. Place is well designed and maintained and easy to navigate through. Not a very big place but they have incredible species in-house. I met a gentleman here who was complaining about the ticket price I kept quiet but explained to him that this is place is not just a public venue but they are investing on conservation of some of the endangered species. I would not mind paying since I know the money goes for the right cause. I would recommend this place to anyone, it's worth paying a visit.

A massive and fascinating museum. I recommend getting tickets in advance. Saves you some time getting in. After about 3 hours we only saw a couple exhibits and had lunch. The cafeteria was pricey and the food was pretty good. The museum is so large that I don’t think you can see everything in one day. The exhibits we did see were very informative and interesting. The staff were very helpful with any questions also. Overall we enjoyed our time here and would go back again when we’re in the Chicago.

The zoo was enjoyable. We liked walking in the well kept and scenic grounds. Kids playground was nice. The zoo was lack a bit animals though. There was only 1 lion and lacked any elephants. We had fun at the petting zoo.

Very much a place to embrace your love of Coca-Cola. A lot of vintage advertising elements. The tasting room at the end of the exhibits offers many flavors of Coca-Cola products from around the world. It was very busy when we went, and the many children with lots of sugar and some caffeine in their systems was a bit much for me, personally. Parking w as already full by 11am, and I had to search for other options. I was able to find one, but it was a little frustrating having to search for available parking. When attending, be sure and purchase your tickets online, and you can enter at your entry time with just the QR Codes they send you as digital tickets.

Tons to do, after you pay to get in. There are multiple buildings with a variety of informative history within. The Scottish Crown Jewels are inside as well as other valuable Scottish history. Plan for at least 3-4 hours if you really want to appreciate the castle and museums inside. The museums inside are free, included with the cost of the ticket to get inside the castle.

Beautiful place. Restaurant food is awesome. It's a bit expensive on admissions, though. $24.95. We were not aware that every 2nd Tuesday is free and plan on doing that next time. The restaurant prices are moderate, the service is exceptional and the food quality is absolutely fantastic! By the way, if you just want to take the road trip, drive through, and enjoy the restaurant at the admission gate, just tell them you're going yo the restaurant. You don't have to pay additional fees.

Had the most amazing day at the Zoo. Loved the Penguin Rock enclosure. Staff are lovely. Lots of walking and steep hills so be prepared I honestly loved how natural the habitats were with fantastic viewing areas too We travelled 600 mile round trip to visit and Edinburgh you did not disappoint. I have loved Penguins for as long as I can remember and at almost 42 I still do. Your enclosure is pretty awesome. I’m coming back next time to feed them! Thank you for a lovely day

Plan at least 4+ hours if you want to see all the animals. It is a huge zoo, both in size and in the variety of animals on exhibit. The Arizona landscape in the savanna area adds a wonderful element of authenticity and ambience that other zoos don't have. There are lakes, little islands for monkeys to call home without netting, and so much to see. This is a wonderland for children as well. Lots to do to keep them entertained all day. It's definitely worth the $40/person for adult admission. And if you live in the area, the membership is well worth the investment as well. Highly recommended.

Luminature at the Philadelphia Zoo, and this event was a real treat! I have always loved the Zoo but gave never attended this event, or been at the Zoo in the Winter. We went as a group of adults. There were pop up bars around the zoo for spiked Cider, wine, seltzer and hot chocolate. The food vendors were serving all kinds of choices throughout the park. This was a very nice, relaxing Friday night with friends. There were light shows all over, with heaters which were perfectly placed to keep you warm while watching. Will definitely go again next year.

This was our favorite tour while in Philadelphia. We were here during the day, which made it not as creepy to walk through as it would be at night. There was a very heavy feeling throughout the entire facility. We did not see or capture anything that would be considered paranormal, but there is definitely some energy that is felt. This was an amazing tour. Whether you are interested in the paranormal or just in history, this is a great place to visit!

Excellent experience at the Miami Zoo. We spent a full 5 hours there including break at the restaurant. The check-in is quick and we rented the family cart cycle 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 (a must-have if you have kids). The zoo is divided into different regions with animals specific to the regions. It is an excellent learning for the kids. The price is acceptable, although not the cheapest!

This is definitely a family favorite. It’s a very clean zoo. I feel like they have a variety of animals. Parking is free. Be aware that parking on some days might be tough. It gets very heavily visited on those holidays, and the traffic in and out could take awhile. Be patient. There are a variety of activities beyond the animal exhibits like train ride, merry-go-round and playground. I’d recommend getting the family pass so you can take your time visiting a little bit at a time.

This is a wonderful place to visit. There are so many informative displays and it is just pleasant to walk around both inside as well as outside. The views from here are amazing and you can get some great photos of the surrounding hills and the Hollywood sign. I visited for the first time a few weeks ago and I would highly recommend it. My friend and I stayed an hour and had a nice time walking around.

4d roller coaster was crazy. and the little ride that's like the small cocoa beans dancing was mad yeah it was good. especially liked the guy Paul at the photo booth he was a right laugh. a good trip for a birthday. staff were real lovely, we accidentally booked for wrong day but they helped us out so so good.

For being free, this zoo is amazing! I love the wide variety of animals, and how quiet this location is, especially being in the downtown area of Chicago. We went in February, and while we weren’t able to see all of the animals, the ones that were out and about were so beautiful!

Magnificent place to visit with the family. It took us 3 to 4 hours to tour the entire place completely. The story there is spectacular. There is a booth where you can take photos and they become a memory in your home. I recommend buying tickets online because they are cheaper. And the way to pay for parking is another level. They know when you come and go without you talking to someone. You must scan the QR code that is in the parking lots and follow the instructions. It is not difficult at all. 100% recommended for people who are interested in this type of scientific topic.

Great zoo and even better to see the pandas before they are gone. luckily, we went on a day where we were able to see a good amount of the animals. a lot of the staff were walking around and talking about the animals which was great. I just wish there were more baby changing areas and restrooms kind of randomly around. Some of the food stands were closed, but we did get a nice warm pretzel, which was really good! You should definitely walk around two or three times because it is easy to miss something. The map was somewhat helpful, but looking around was the best course of action. We will definitely be back!

Went Monday afternoon, and it was mildly busy. We scheduled 2 hours and wished we had allotted 3 to 4 hours for it. The best of the museum cluster in our opinion and easily could make half a day out of it. We were lucky to catch the animal spotlight show for the dolphins and highly recommend you make the attempt to see the shows. Penguins had a wonderful observation area that makes a good rest spot and the dolphin tanks have a picnic area that makes for a decent lunch area. Shark tanks are the best photo opportunity/has good lighting.

This is an experience you absolutely need to have! There is so much to see, you will spend hours here. Very organized and easy to navigate though the aquarium and the different types of sea life. Had the opportunity to watch a Sea Lion show and a Dolphin show all in one day! Concession was well organized and easy to navigate even in large crowds. Would highly suggest getting there early to experience great views of aqua life as the aquarium definitely picks up spectators as the day goes on.

What a great view. You have an amazing view of the lake and the city. With the morning sun shining it's just beautiful. The Tilt experience was very brief. Neat, but brief. We got the whole package that included a drink for the Cloud bar, a tilt experience and admission at an early time so it was a little cheaper. Definitely worth spending some time in.

Tovrea Castle at Carraro Heights: Historic Icon and a “Jewel in the Sonoran Desert” is an intriguing site tucked off the highway with 100+ years of Arizona History surrounded by beautifully maintained cactus gardens.  I did not get to tour the castle itself due to the lottery for tickets however the view from the shop area was beautiful! Want to go back for a tour sometime!

It was quick and beautiful. A good addition to the back of the museum to end the day. Walking there through lush gardens in the fall to see the gorgeous architecture of the house, highly recommended.

This was an OK experience, if you only have a day in London it is a good quick way to see the city. However, it is not worth to wait n lines or pay extra for VIP pass as there are much better places to view the city from the top and they are free. Overall I would not do it again or recommend for visitors to do it.

Memorable experience. We took the ferry from Battery Park around early afternoon and getting to the island was rather quick. There was a lot of people around but it only felt crowded when it was time to leave since we took one of the last ferries. We bought tickets from Cruises experiences and got access to the Pedestal Reserve which I highly recommend. The views from up there incredible.

Wonderful place, magical view at any time of the day, but especially at sunset! It’s so iconic, you’ve seen it in all movies that when you are there, it feels super special! I recommend to go on sunset or sunrise (less people). You can take the subway to arrive there fast. Walking g the bridge is great, you have a dedicated pedestrian walk and it’s very nice for pictures and buying souvenirs.

My family visited on Christmas Eve and that’s probably why there was no line to buy tickets. We entered the building as soon as we got there, bought tickets, and started walking through the museum immediately. The museum was interesting but I was really looking forward to the view. The nighttime view was spectacular. On the way out, I bought a snow globe from the gift shop. When I exited the building, however, I realized that I was missing a glove (I had just bought it that day). The staff and security were so helpful and I managed to find the glove at the gift shop! It was a great experience. 😊

Fantastic history. Beef eaters were brilliant at informing us of the history of the place. He made it so entertaining. Made us laugh. There are many stairs to climb. Looking at the beautiful crowns and museums to walk around were educational. Worth visiting.

Tower Bridge is an architectural marvel that seamlessly blends history and modernity. The iconic structure offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Thames River and London's skyline. The glass-floored walkways provide a thrilling perspective, allowing visitors to see the bridge and the river beneath their feet. The Engine Rooms exhibit, with its fascinating displays about the bridge's mechanics, adds depth to the experience. The attention to detail in preserving the bridge's Victorian legacy is commendable. Whether admiring it from afar or walking across, Tower Bridge offers a captivating journey through time, making it a must-visit landmark in London.