Waikiki Beach, Oahu, Hawaii

Waikiki Beach is a legendary tourist zone on the south shore of Oahu in Hawaii. This iconic Hawaiian tourist destination, on the edge of the Honolulu neighborhood that shares is name, offers splendid views of the volcanic cone, Diamond Head.

With its droves of tourists, it also made Forbes Traveler’s list of over-hyped beaches. Upwards of 4.5 million sunbathers try to relax on its sands each year.

Temple Square, Salt Lake City, UT

Temple Square is the most popular tourist attraction in the state with five million annual visitors. This ten-acre block located in the middle of downtown Salt Lake City is Utah’s number one tourist attraction.

The Mormon church’s headquarters are here, but Temple Square is more than just a destination for Latter Day Saints.

San Antonio River Walk, Texas

The Riverwalk is one of the most popular tourist destinations in all of Texas and the greater San Antonio area has a world of fun and exciting things to do and see.

The San Antonio River Walk (also known as Paseo del Río) is a network of walkways around the San Antonio River, linking several major attractions one story beneath downtown San Antonio, Texas. Lined by bars, shops and restaurants.

The River Walk proclaims itself the “Number One entertainment destination in Texas,” with 5.1 million visitors a year.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tenn./N.C.

America’s most visited national park is neither the Grand Canyon nor Yosemite. The natural beauty and the four distinct seasons enjoyed in the GSMNP is unmatched!

With more than 800 miles of protected trails, this natural wonder hosted nearly 10 million hikers, birders and drivers last year.

Times Square, New York City.

Times Square, the most bustling square of New York, is known for its many Broadway theatres, cinemas and super signs.

Times Square has all sorts of fun, exciting and informative tours to explore other parts of the city. You can Choose from walking, bike, bus, food, limo, TV, landmark, ethnic or water tours.

Times Square Alliance estimates an average of more than 2,000 pedestrians traversing a block of 7th Avenue during a 15-minute weekday period.

Flambards

Flambards / United Kingdom   

       

    

     Whilst in St. Ives with or without children Flambards is a great place to visit. Flambards offers lots of great activities for children, teenagers and adults alike, the Flambard gardens are a perfect example of this they are not specifically aimed at one age set sometimes aiming to interest people of different age sets can be disastrous but I believe they have done very well and that it is truly a great place to visit no matter your age. This is not all Flambard’s has to offer they are also hosts to a wide variety of events like meet and greets, shows and firework displays. They quite regularly hold firework displays which cost around £10 per person to enter but is well worth the entrance fee because they often have several events running at once. They also offer a private hire service and is growing as one of the best places for any type of function and they try their best to adapt to meet any criteria you may require, such as being able to accommodate for music concerts, company product launches, corporate events and even weddings. 

   

    Flambard’s also offer a choice to incorporate other outside facilities into the private hire option. Flambard’s Victorian village is a great place to study for all ages, the historical accuracy of the Victorian exhibitions is second to none and so realistic that it would most likely be the closest you could get to seeing a real Victorian street, because of this Flambard’s offer to accommodate for school field trips and is a very popular choice for schools in the local area. Because of all the great events which Flambard’s host when in St. Ives it is a great and cheap day out and educational as well.

Paradise Park

Paradise Park / United Kingdom

     The Paradise park Which lies in St. Ives Cornwall was founded in 1973 by mike Reynolds who wanted a place to house all of the birds he had collected, for the first few years of the parks opening it was only home to a few different type of birds mainly being parrots, it was during this time that the World Parrot trust which now actively operates from the park was founded. The World Parrot trust which is a charitable organisation with the main aim being the welfare of parrots but also works closely with other charities which are involved in birds. Paradise Park is now a hub for many different species of birds as well as other types of animals altogether such as owls, birds of prey, penguins, otters, patters and lots of other farm animals. The park offers a set daily event time table which is orientated around feeding times so that visitors if they choose can watch every animal being fed. The park has a gift shop which sells the general items you would expect but they are mainly wildlife themed. Prices to enter the park start at £5 for seniors £5.25 for children and disabled and £6.50 for adults though you can get discounts if you advance book, school trips are extremely popular and have to be booked a full 6 months in advance to make secure they can secure you a date. The Paradise park is a great day out and is very cheap for what is offered it is well worth a visit if your visiting St. Ives.