The Boston Children's Museum has been creating innovative, hands-on exhibits to engage and educate children and their families about such subjects as science, world cultures, health, art, history and literacy.

Val d’Orcia conjures up everything you picture when you think of Tuscany—rolling hills, cypress-lined roads, and quiet hill towns. It’s a protected UNESCO site, partly because of the landscape, partly because of how little it’s changed over the centuries. Pienza is the standout—it was designed as the 'ideal city' during the Renaissance and still feels unusually well put together. The Abbey of Sant’Antimo is a peaceful stop, tucked into the countryside. And if you're into wine, this is Brunello country—some of the best reds in Italy. Even just driving through is half the experience.

This is one of the oldest zoos and botanical gardens in Spain. Here, a diverse collection of animals and plants from across the globe can be admired, serving the dual purpose of protecting endangered species and providing a delightful experience for the entire family.

Rosengården, the largest park in Karlshamn, is a verdant oasis situated near the harbour. Dating back to the 1920s, this picturesque park lives up to its name with a stunning rose garden featuring a diverse array of rose varieties. Beyond the roses, the park's lush landscape showcases a rich tapestry of flowers, green plants, rare shrubs, and trees.