Feeding the koi is standard stuff, but having the birds land on your wrist and eat out of your hand is FUN!
Be ready to enjoy many people from many lands. It is a very popular and crowded destination. For good exercise ... take the walk up the often crowded street.
Small art museum, which usually has a special exhibition going on. Normally very cheap. Went and saw the Paul Klee exhibit, which cost 1500 yen, but normally it's around 700 to get in.
It is a very nice place to hang out with your friends...Plus there is plenty of space for you to enjoy and do whatever you want(metaphorically of course)...then...pay a visit and see for yourself!!
When the sun filters through the basilica's stained glass windows, the intricate mosaics are absolutely breathtaking.
Largest open square in Europe - great for a meetup spot and enjoying some sunshine! Also super during the Fete des Lumieres in December - don't miss the ferris wheel!
You *must* take the elevator to the rooftop, it's the most amazing view you'll have of Rome (and worth the 7 euros)
Only so many people are allowed in at a given time. Buy your ticket in advance and as soon as you arrive in Florence.
Look up at ceilings everywhere, not just in Sistine Chapel! And don't forget to look down at stunning floors too!
World Icon. Sydney would not be Sydney without it. Good to walk right down under it, or under it in a ferry.
Big Ben refers to the 13 ton bell in the clock tower of Westminster Palace. Opinion is divided as to whether it was named after the then Commissioner of Works, or a famous prize-fighter of the time.
Currently the third tallest Ferris wheel in the world (the tallest when built in 1999, but now behind Singapore and Nanchang), it moves at 0.6mph, and you can see 25 miles from the top.
Bang in central London, you have to get there early to get a seat for 6 Nations Rugby viewing but there is such a good vibe it’s worth it.
Lipsmackingly good duck & pork delicacies added to the menu; both meats are cooked the traditional way. We particularly like the Barbecued Char Siu Pork, which is best washed down with a Monkey Mojito Read more.
Possibly the best ice cream in Milan. Off the beaten track, but worth the detour. The granita are excellent too.
What is the most creative, spiritual or emotional place in Cairo? Kempinski Nile Hotel: "Pyramids of Giza-mystical, beautiful & still very astonishing to the millions of people who travel to Egypt." Read more.
Enjoy a quiet morning at piazza della Repibblica with coffee & pastries from Gilli. Sit outside for the full experience and watch the vendors sell everything from cured meats to fresh dip
This café has been here since 1872 when it was a chocolate factory! Sit back, look at Palazzo Vecchio and sip on a hot chocolate with whipped cream! Florence’s Historic Cafes: http://bit.ly/1iv6gt1
Explore the caves! The drive is long but it is well worth the wait. Cave tours are $30 - $40. Adventure and kids tours also available.
Endearing and enduring landmark, in spite of its tourist kitsch and neon excesses. Spend a lazy afternoon here and check out the event-of-the-day - experience Sydney anew from a visitor's perspective!
The Rotor is still brilliant after 50 years. But for simple gut-churning fun, get on the massive slippery slide in Coney Island.
This is a great place to break bread and wine with your friends or loved ones. Their food does not disappoint. If you want your meat medium rare make sure to emphasize it. they cook more well done.
Superb bar with rooftop garden. Go here on a hot summer day. Oustanding views of the Bank of England and it's surrounds. Great for sunset viewing's too. Pricey, but worth it.
Be prepared to wait an hour to be seated, then another 30min for your food, but I must say, it's worth the wait. Food is awesome. Go for the aubergine fritti, langoustines and pork belly pizza. Yum!
Beneath the office of architect Sir Richard Rogers is the famous restaurant run by his wife Ruth. Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall both trained in the kitchens here.
With one Michelin star under its belt, this casual yet spectacular restaurant serving modern European cuisine is a Soho staple. The interior is simple yet elegant and the food is notably original. Read more.
Decked out in a casual brasserie style, the restaurant is all about affordable French dishes such as snail and bacon pieces and saddle of rabbit with pumpkin gnocchi. Read more.
Open for 6months now. The owner is a cool guy. He gave us free cake because he remembered us from the first time we came! Toilets could do with a little 'maintenance' though. Excellent place overall.
The lamb mussaman curry with pumpkin is outstanding. Definitely the pick of the menu. Cocktail menu is also out of this world!
The minimalist white cube interiors attract some of London’s most fashionable crowds. A modern London landmark!
A restaurant and bar with a surreal yet extravagant decor. Try some of the delicious cocktails on offer!...also check out the 'unique' toilets. Read more.
Now that the crowds have died down you can get a table quite quickly at lunch, even on a Friday. Great noodle dishes and superb sides though service can be a little inconsistent. Cheap but stylee. Read more.
Sushi restaurant with touch pad tables for interactive ordering, kitchen cam and games while you wait. You can project an image of what you fancy on your plate to help pick your meal too!
Exceptional pizza menu, the other bits weren't that great though. Have two pizzas instead of a starter and dessert.
Delicious & affordable rustic Italian dishes, inspired by the "Italian table" to create a relaxed environment. Recommend the smokey mozzarella arancini! Read more.
This is where my cousin Kate became a Princess! Westminster Abbey is absolutely beautiful. The vaulted ceilings, the stained glass, the painting of Stedman. I might be thinking of Oprah's house.
Sculpted from Italian marble and based on the Arch of Constantine in Rome, this was built in 1827 as the entrance to Buckingham Palace. It was moved here in 1851 when the palace was enlarged.
Nice experience, but more to do with history than actually having an adventure. Laser ride was great, apart from useless guns, and the 'hanging' at the end was the best part.
Without doubt the best toy store in the world with over 5 million visitors a year enjoying its' seven floors of toys, games and entertainment. Be sure to have a laugh with the staff - they're lovely! Read more.
For vegetarians, the goats cheese and aubergine burger is TO DIE FOR. A great place with great food.
Man up and walk across the glass floor looking down at the harbour. Feels great once you've done it.
The most famous landmark in Berlin is a MUST see. At night it looks particularly pretty.
AMAZING! There is a visitor center lies in the center of the monument, it is easy to miss it yet shame to miss it
The schnitzel here is better than at Schwarzwaldstüben but Alpenstück's kässpätzle, whilst good, just doesn't measure up to Schwarzwaldstüben's. Nice place though! Pricy for Berlin but all yummy!
The most beautiful square in Berlin with two impressive cathedrals and the concert house.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a museum complex with 5 of the most important museums of Berlin: Altes, Neues, Alte Nationalgalerie, Bode, and Pergamon. A must-visit for art lovers!
Apple Strudel is very good, also is the Chocolate cake - raspberry, chocolate and pear... yes!
A delight to enjoy a blutwurst with Willy Brandt and Helmut Kohl watching you. A place full of history and a cool staff
Yes, you are in Germany, but this place has very good French food - probably one of the best places in Berlin!
TRAVEL FACT: Learn how to bottle your own beer and experience how a beer is brewed. Admission includes two frosty Heineken’s from the tap at the World Bar.
This place is amazing! If you come to Amsterdam, visit it. This house is steeped in history and feelings! Brasileiros, venham... linda história. Abraços de uma descendente de holandeses orgulhosa. :)
Watch some street performances while you're here! From magic to singing it all happens at Dam Square regularly.
A tour of the Houses of Parliament should be on everyone’s to-do list. It takes just over an hour and really gives you a witty insight into the British Government system, art, and history as well.
The famous ski jumping hill in Oslo. 20 minute drive from downtown, or 30 minutes by the train (great experience). Spectacular view over entire Oslo. Try the ski jump simulator! Read more.
Nice museum. You can get inside the ship. Also a lot of stuff from expedition. Worth visiting.
The view of both falls is better from the Canadian side. You get a good view of just rapids on the American side.
Lots of Canada events happening here. Catch the fireworks too. Happy Canada Day :) Read more.
Beautiful waterfall (taller than Niagara Falls) and historic manor on top of the mountain.
Canada secures giant panda loan from China and will be shared by three zoos -- Toronto, Calgary and Granby, Que. "People love giant pandas, and everybody's going to want to see them." Read more: Read more.
A Top 10 attraction to hit up while you're in Vancouver. If you make your way up to Whistler, you should check out the record breaking PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola 436m above the ground.
The famous Catacombs is one of Paris’ most mysterious attractions. Get there at least 30 minutes before the 10AM opening as the lines are known to get long.
The most glamourous and Parisian hotel/restaurant/lounge bar in the world. All about style and fashion.
Come for the amazing view on Paris. A really sweet spot. I would say it's a MUST-DO in Paris.
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: There was no 221B Baker Street when Doyle first published Holmes, but this museum is likely to now be where he imagined it so long ago.
The vision of American actor Sam Wanamaker, this replica of Shakespeare’s legendary theatre opened near the site of the original in 1997. It has the first thatched roof in London since the Great Fire.
As long as orca Morgan is in-the-house: a must to visit! Around 4pm she was feeded. Great fun. In general a great sea Zoo to visit. Don't forget to visit the town itself too! Read more.
If you are afraid of heights I wouldn't stay here! The tallest hotel in Hong Kong, with an unbelievable spa and Tosca Italian restaurant. It is not on HK island, which is the only problem.
Awesome interactive displays, great way to keep kids entertained for hours but avoid the crowds. If you come at the weekend come early
Good vantage point to see the Symphony of Lights. Just be sure to get to the viewing deck early before it gets too crowded.
A fleet of Rolls Royces, Hong Kong's most celebrated afternoon tea, stunning views of Victoria Harbour and a touch of old Hong Kong. If you don't mind staying in Kowloon, stay here!
The view from the bar is great. The service a bit rude. Just ignore them have a a good time. Don't forget to check out the bathrooms
Most rides are family friendly - not as scary as they look! Have a ball. :)
Have a beer and a brezel in this gorgeous beer garden, set right on the lake. Rent a paddleboat for some exercise afterwards.
One of Germany´s most famous bars run by Charles Schumann who is also the inventor of many well-known cocktails, for example the "swimmingpool". Read more.
great polynesian food, great cocktails, great atmosphere, great service. easily my favorite restaurant in munich. make reservations.
The ‘English Garden’ is Munich’s green lung — and one of the biggest parks in the world. In the Chinesischer Turm (Chinese Tower) beer garden you can relax and enjoy a beer.
This statue of a boy urinating on the fountain is one of the most important ones in the Brussels! You can even see him wearing different costumes. This is just a short walk from the Grote-Markt.
Sunset at the lowest point on Earth is one of the most incredible spectacles you can witness, with amazing reds and oranges torching the sky over the mountains of the holy land.
All stores open from 10am to 10pm with the exception of Isetan which closes at 930pm.
Formed 50 to 60 million years ago, during the Paleogene Period, the Giant’s Causeway resulted from successive flows of lava inching toward the coast and cooling when they contacted the sea
The 10-million litre Dubai Aquarium tank, located on the Ground Level of The Dubai Mall, is the largest suspended aquarium in the world
Features an 85-metre high indoor mountain with 5 slopes of varying steepness and difficulty, including the world's first indoor black run!
Very nice hotel and great amenities. Fitness center is better at tower two while pool is better at tower one. Internet is at times borderline unusable.
Simply one of the best pastry and chocolate houses in the world. Famous world over, no trip to Zurich is complete without a bit of romantic indulgence at Sprungli! Read more.
Wait for the exact hour the guys play the trumpet to the crowd in the tower
The complex of camps, which became a symbol of genocide, terror and the Holocaust, was established in 1940. During World War II the Nazis murdered hundreds of thousands of Jews, Poles, Gypsies.
This is the place to visit the interior of the Aqueduto. Open only in summer
From the old part of town, take the walking trail up to Castelo dos Mouros. Make sure to start before 6 pm so that you get to the top before they close the inside of the castle!
Drop by the pizzeria for lunch and try some wicked calzones or panini! Read more.
Great spot to grab a burger or cocktail on a sunny afternoon. You really CAN'T get any closer to the water. Local Driftwood Whitebark currently on tap. Do it. Read more.
Chuck E. Cheese for grownups. The mission statement: Get drunk & have fun. Saucy food bites include giant oysters with garlic mayo, fried Brie in mango/blueberry sauce — great with sake. Read more: Read more.
One of the best rooftop patios in town. A must-visit on sunny summer afternoons.
Macarons, cakes, ice creams and real hot chocolate! A great after dinner spot, fully licensed too!
If you're getting the waffles (which you should), go with the chocolate lavender or white chocolate pistachio rosewater toppings. Or both.
The hotel features 395 beautifully appointed guestrooms and suites, a fabulous rooftop heated pool open year round. Don't miss their Sunday brunches!!
Book the WOW suites on the 10th floor, the 2 level rooms have a very unique bay window view which really gives you the urban living feel, but with the signature heavenly bed!
Everything is totally awesome at this hotel. Great rooms, nice bed, amazing gym!
It’s a dream come true for any carnivore. Meat straight from their very own farm, a drool worthy rustic menu, and a monthly pig roast, you simply can’t go wrong. Or hungry.
Best chicken in town. On the grill, traditional Portuguese style. Worth waiting in line for. If you're smart you'll call in advance Read more.
Had the 'Pulled Pork Meal' here a fortnight ago. Absolutely amazing! You get a massive plate full for £7! Bargain!
The last residence of the Ottoman Sultans.. A must see lying on the shores of Bosphorus.. Read more.
pricey, but good. get the catch of the day, oysters or sashimi. wash away with a fine white or champagne.
Fergburger has a deserved reputation for serving the best burgers on earth. The falafel-heavy Bun Ladin is a great vegetarian alternative that will also strike fear into the heart of Dick Cheney. Win
In the battle of burgers - Bite Club's Burgerella would be a good bet! Read more.
