Incredible! My son celebrated his 10th birthday here with his friends and the entire process was flawless and so professionally executed every step of the way. Ensuring the kids had a positive and fun experience was always the number one priority, and even managing the kids when they were mayyybee a bit too loud was done respectfully. What I hadn’t realized was that there was a staff member there for the kids the entire time, including in the party room afterwards, so I really didn’t need to be there at all but I was glad I got to be in the party room afterwards because it was definitely a cool experience!

Beautiful piece of architecture decorating the town. Nice local attraction with a coffee and observation terrace. Fantastic tour guide. I was wishing for more spaces to be available in the castle. Perhaps exposition is only 30% of the possible area. Still very beautiful and worth the visit.

By the time I visited, only the exhibition about second world war was open to visitors, the rest was under construction they said. You can find sections divided generation by generation. Very informative readings, interactive medias and striking photos take you through the near history from that times’ perspective. I love the way the content presented in a very objective. Definitely a museum to visit to grasp a different perspective on that era. I only wish there were more source books also in English as well.

Well maintained house with a fantastic collection of attefacts that showcase Beethoven's musical journey. The tickets are a bit pricey in my opinion at €14. Go early to avoid waiting in line to buy tickets. I recommend to check it out when visiting Bonn.

Unforgettable Experience! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We stumbled upon this place by chance, and wow, what a find! The spirit of this place is incredibly strong – you can practically feel the excitement in the air, and it's absolutely contagious. While we didn't get a chance to hit the track ourselves this time (maybe next time!), it was still an amazing experience. Watching all the different cars tear around the circuit, hearing the thunderous roar of the engines, and just soaking in the atmosphere of the racing world for a bit was fantastic. This is a truly magnificent place, definitely worth experiencing and visiting!

The museum was amazing. I went there with a friend, and you start with an interesting information room about where cacao actually comes from and how it is harvested. When you enter, you’re also offered a few pieces of chocolate, which taste amazing. After that, you go to an actual factory where they produce fresh chocolate, and you can get a small piece to try. It tasted amazing and smelled wonderful. You can also buy freshly made chocolate there. At the end, upstairs, there is a nice showroom with interesting displays of old chocolate packaging. When exiting, there is a small shop where you can buy chocolate as well. In conclusion, it was an amazing experience and I would recommend it to everyone.

Majestic…. In every angle. Firstly a great place of worship. A great prayer hall, architecture, gothic at is best. The entrances from east and west are not to be missed of its details. The north with two mighty towers offers best of it. The huge windows with itched glasses depicting various holy characters are worth watching in details. It takes one full day to enjoy this place in and out.

Cologne Central Station is one of the best and most convenient train stations I’ve used in Germany. It’s very well-connected, with frequent trains to major cities like Frankfurt, Berlin, and Amsterdam. The station is clean, organized, and easy to navigate, even for travelers who don’t speak German. Signs are clear and available in English, and the staff were helpful when I had questions. There are plenty of shops, restaurants, and even halal food options nearby. The location is also perfect—just next to the beautiful Cologne Cathedral, so you can enjoy sightseeing even during a short stop. Overall, a great experience. Safe, efficient, and comfortable. Highly recommended for both local and international travelers!

It was amazing experience playing here. They have 3 different playing field and we played in all of them. It was very realistic experience and we fill thrilled.

Beautiful place to walk around. There are benches around by where you can sit and relax with amazing river views. I will post a full video on my YouTube, the channel name is ‘Travel with Rameez’

Düsseldorf with a group of four friends. We booked our tickets online in advance, which made the process quick and easy. When we arrived, everything was well organized. It took about 30 minutes to get up to the observation deck, including waiting time and the elevator ride, which wasn’t too bad at all. Once we got to the top, the view was absolutely worth it. You can see the entire city of Düsseldorf from up there, including the Rhine River, old town, and beyond. It wasn’t too crowded when we went, which made the experience more relaxing and enjoyable. We had plenty of space to take photos and enjoy the scenery without feeling rushed or overwhelmed. There’s also a nice restaurant and bar at the top. The atmosphere was calm and modern, and it’s a great spot if you want to enjoy a drink or snack while admiring the view. Prices are a bit higher, as expected for a tourist spot, but the experience makes up for it. Overall, visiting the Rhine Tower was a highlight of our trip. I definitely recommend it for anyone spending time in Düsseldorf.

Absolutely gorgeous. Smaller than cathedrals in other areas but the mosaic ceiling is magnificent. Walks and floor are marble or a similar rock, entire place is beautiful, and the story of how it was built is fun to hear!

Very impressive place in a town with rich history. I would recommend visiting this but check the opening hours and tour information before going, it is very worthwhile. If you don’t fancy a tour, then you can venture in there and see some fabulous artwork. You can go up one level and take photo views of the city square.

Went for a wonder around as we knew there was an amateur race and wanted to take it in. Felt brilliant to be there, we found a stand to sit in and watched for a few hours. It was a very hot day so grateful it was in the shade. On a track day this would absolutely brilliant. Great to visit a formula 1 track. Staff were easy with us walking around. We couldn't get into any of the main but it wasn't a problem. Found a parking spot near by.

Quiet, relaxing atmosphere. Clean, tidy. Tasty cuisine, large portions. There were quite a lot of people, but due to the rather large territory, it was not felt and did not bother. We will come again, we liked it.

Walking into Dominicanen feels like entering a literary sanctuary. The moment you step inside this former church, you're struck by the incredible atmosphere - centuries-old stone walls, soaring Gothic arches, and thousands of books creating the most inspiring environment for book lovers. I spent hours here just wandering through the different sections, each level offering new perspectives of this architectural marvel. The café is perfect for settling in with a new purchase and soaking in the unique ambiance. What impressed me most was how they've managed to create a fully functional modern bookstore while maintaining the sacred, contemplative feeling of the original space. The staff clearly takes pride in this special place. Whether you buy anything or not, this bookstore offers an experience unlike anywhere else in the world. Pure magic for anyone who loves books, history, or beautiful spaces.

This place is well-run. The restrooms are free with your ticket. We booked the Fort Tour and enjoyed it so much that we added on the Mine caves tour. I liked how the guide asked questions and explained the reasoning behind the design of the canon shooting area of the fort’s bunkers, for example.

Stairs to heaven, build to allow soldiers easy access from citadel do city. Now integrated within city buildings makes amazing impression around view for city and surroundings. It’s worth to climb 374 steps to look at historic buildings and see a view over a Liege from last 374 step on the top. It’s most visited place in Liege.

Well maintained train station with a colourful, huge roof that you would not stop looking at. The staff at the station office is very very friendly and helpful. We missed our train due to the delay of another train. The lady booked us another train route for the next day along with our to and from ticket to Leuven. Very much satisfied with the services provided.

This place is amazing, they should have gotten 5 stars. It's huge, full of fun stuff to do and see, for kids and all age. The ticket price, resto price, and workshop price are very friendly. We visited yesterday with our two kids , and in 1/2 day did not finish to see everything because we wanted to spend time in every stops we saw. I will surely come back

The garden looks small on the maps, but you can easily spend at least 2 hours wandeling between the water streams and the Japanese trees and blossoms. You don't really need to book a ticket online. We were a group of 4. We couldn't find any available ones online, but we managed to buy them at the entrance

You can visit on foot, with your car or with a boat. Park is big, so it's good to plan for the most of your day. Animals have a lot of space to walk around compared to the zoos. It's clean, well maintained and there are multiple playgrounds for kids, also with places to buy drinks, snacks and food.

The Royal Palace of Brussels (Palais Royal de Bruxelles) stands as a prominent landmark in the city and serves as the official palace of the Belgian monarchy. Situated in the heart of Brussels, it faces the Brussels Park (Parc de Bruxelles). While it is not the royal family's residence—they live in the Castle of Laeken—the palace hosts official state functions and events.

It’s such a historical location which really worth going. Full of red-bricked buildings. It seemed entering to another world. Just walk through those little streets and almost forgot the time. We just walk here amd there and took many nice pictures. This is a really amazing area. I really enjoyed the time spending there.

So, we hit up this awesome theme park on Monday, rolling in around 10 am. Parking was super easy to find and cost us 13 bucks per car—not bad at all! Even though we got there pretty early, the place was already buzzing, so my advice? Try to arrive even earlier if you can. It’s a themed park, and honestly, the vibe is totally unique. Make sure you grab a guide brochure as soon as you walk in—super handy for planning your day. The rides are just amazing; I can’t even pick a favorite, but we ended up riding KONDAA three times—couldn’t get enough! The restrooms are spotless and kept up really well. Plus, they’re everywhere and even match the theme of each area—super cool touch. When you need a break, the food court’s a great spot. Prices for food and drinks are pretty fair for a place like this, so no complaints there. Every corner of the park looks fantastic, and I took a ton of photos—couldn’t help myself! The staff were super helpful, and loads of them spoke English, French, or Dutch, so communication was a breeze. If you want to chill, there are plenty of tables and chairs for picnics, and you’re allowed to bring your own food and drinks, which is awesome. And when it’s time for a ride, there are lockers right there so you can stash your stuff and grab it after—super convenient. Honestly, for what you pay, you get so much out of it. I’d totally recommend bringing your friends or family here for a fun day out. Big thanks to all the Walibi Belgium team for making our visit so memorable!

The Grote Kerk in Breda is an absolute gem! This magnificent church dominates the city’s skyline with its stunning Gothic architecture and impressive 97-meter-high tower. The interior is just as breathtaking, with beautiful vaulted ceilings, intricate stained glass windows, and fascinating historical details. One of the highlights is the Nassau tomb, which connects the church to the Dutch royal family’s history. The atmosphere inside is peaceful and awe-inspiring, making it a great place to soak in the history and beauty of Breda. If you have the chance, climbing the tower offers spectacular views of the city! Definitely a must-visit if you’re in Breda, whether you love history, architecture, or just want to experience a piece of Dutch heritage. Highly recommend

One of the best zoos I have visited . The layout route is perfect to make sure you don't miss anything and don't have to double back on yourself at any point. The animals looked really happy and well cared for . I loved seeing the Koala and Red panda the most . The decorations for each area is wonderful too , so much effort has gone into how the zoo looks and it's wonderful