Barcelona Zoo is a famous family destination in Catalonia's capital. Dolphins, elephants, gorillas, hippos, lions, monkeys, and other fascinating creatures – about 2,000 animals of more than 300 species! – live in its wide lush enclosures. It attracts over one million visitors per year, and the Zoo Club has almost 100,000 members.

Located in the northern part of the island of Ireland, Northern Ireland belongs to the United Kingdom. It uses British currency, which is the Pound Sterling. Driving in the country is on the left-hand side of the road.

A low-tide walk out to Cramond Island along the causeway is a pleasant way to spend a summer afternoon. From the island's highest point, almost 21 meters / 70 feet above sea level, you can see the three Forth Bridges, the Fife coast, Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh Castle, as well as Inchcolm and Inchmickery islands to the north.

Scotland is a beautiful country with a surprisingly rich history, breathtaking northern landscapes, and thousand-year traditions. Therefore, you can visit it separately without a trip to other regions of the UK, such as England and Wales.

Tourism in Afghanistan began to develop relatively recently, and the government is making every effort to attract as many visitors to the country as possible. Afghanistan's diverse landscape, including mountains, deserts, and lakes, fascinates travelers the most.

Spain is a charming, fascinating, and vibrant country with a great deal of regional diversity. Traveling in Spain costs vary greatly depending on where you go. The cost of living in Barcelona and Madrid is significantly higher than in smaller Spanish cities such as Seville and Valencia.

Croatia is a small, horseshoe-shaped Balkan country that owns a large part of the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. No surprise that seafood is a base of Croatian cuisine. It has some of the best and most pristine beaches in Europe, with crystal-clear waters and lush woodland surroundings.

Each day of travel in Poland brings fresh discoveries and reveals picturesque spots one did not know about: charming timber churches, decorated town-hall facades, karst caves, manor houses, medieval abbeys, palaces surrounded by landscaped parks, and beautiful waterfalls.