Discover the heart of Lyon like you have never seen it. From Bellecour’s square to the Terreaux’s, passing by the Célestins theatre and the Fresque des Lyonnais, every emblematic place in Lyon’s Presqu’île will be unveiled in this first part of our mini world dedicated to Lyon. Animated scenes are full of details and humour. A special lights cycle recreates the day and night on worlds from sunrise to sunset. Vehicles circulate in mountain, countryside, town and village settings, 3,000 m2 of enchantment and humor for everyone.

Admission Fee:
Web Adult Ticket (Web deal -1€) : 13eur
Child ticket 4-17 years (Web deal -1€): 8eur

Opening hours:
DURING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS:
Open 7/7 days; Monday to Sunday: 10 am-7pm

OFF SCHOOL HOLIDAYS:
Wednesday to Friday: 11 am-6pm
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 10 am-7pm
Closed Monday and Tuesday
Closed on 25/12, 01/01 and 01/05

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The New York Transit Museum operates a gallery annex in Grand Central Terminal that presents changing exhibitions. It is a special museum that is below the ground. On the platform level, there are lots of old subways to explore. The museum’s open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. until 6 p..m.

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Dearborn’s Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village is America’s largest indoor-outdoor museum. It charts the country’s evolution from rural to industrial society through exhibits covering communication, transportation, domestic life, agriculture, and industry.

What to see:

John F. Kennedy’s Limousine
Rosa Parks Bus
Abraham Lincoln\’s Chair
Model T Rides
Thomas Edison\’s Menlo Park
Wright Brother\’s Home & Cycle Shop
World Class Artisans
R. Buckminster Fuller’s Dymaxion House
Driving America Exhibition
Assembly Plant Walking Tour

Henry Ford Museum Opening Hours:

Open 7 days a week, 9:30am-5:00pm

Henry Ford Museum Tickets:

Members: FREE
Adult: $20.00
Senior (62+): $18.00
Youth (5-12): $15.00
Child 4 and under: FREE

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Utah Beach was the code name for one of the five sectors of the Allied invasion of German-occupied France in the Normandy landings during World War II. The museum boasts more than 3000m2 of exhibition space. The museum traces the German occupation, the forces on the eve of D-Day, the Allied strategy and conduct of June 6, 1944 in Utah Beach.

Opening Hours:

October 1 to May 31: 10:00 AM TO 6:00 PM
June 1 to September 30: 9:30 AM TO 7:00 PM
Last ticket sales one hour before closing

Admission:

Adults : 8.00 €
Children under 15 : 3.50 €
Group rate (adults) : 6.00 €
School groups : 3.00 €
Children under 7 and WWII veterans : Free

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The Zoological Garden already makes clear through its main entrance, the Elephant Gate, which was built in 1899, that it is an unique place to see. First opened to the public in 1844, the Berlin Zoo was built upon a gift bestowed to the city by King Friedrich Wilhelm IV. It is Germany’s oldest zoo with its collection of round 16.000 animals including a predator, a hippo and a nocturnal animal house as well as the largest aviary located in Europe. The zoo has two entrances, one is situated at the Hardenbergerplatz and the other entrance, at the Budapester Strasse.

Admission :
adult €13, with aquarium €20
child €6.50, with aquarium €10

Opening Hours:
9am-7pm Apr-mid–Oct,
9am-5pm mid-Oct–Mar

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It is one of the world’s most famous buildings. This museum is in many ways an attractive and impressive piece of architecture. The Guggenheim Museum building in Bilbao Spain was completed in 1997. It is situated prominently on the waterfront near the center of Bilbao, The completion of the building guaranteed Frank Gehry, his attendance among the great architects of this century. The Guggenheim offers a series of activities for visitors who wish to broaden their knowledge of art.

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Space Needle aka Seattle Center was designed for the 1962 World’s Fair.

Facts:

Height: 158 m(518 ft.)
Footprint: 36.6 x 36.6 m (120 x 120 ft.)
Stories: 60
Cost: $4.5 million (1962)
Materials: Steel, Concrete and Glass
Architect: John Graham & Associate

Admission:

Observation Deck Admission
Regular: $19
Youth (ages 4-12): $12
Child (age 3 & under): Free
Senior (ages 65+): $17

Day & Night Admission
Regular: $26
Youth (ages 4-12): $17
Senior (ages 65+): $24

Opening Hours:

Observation Deck & SpaceBase Retail Store
Monday – Thursday 9:30am – 11:00pm
Friday & Saturday 9:00am – 11:30pm
Sunday 9:00am – 11:00pm

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Ferrari World Abu Dhabi is a world class destination and the largest indoor theme park in the world. Inspired by the double curve side profile of the classic Ferrari GT. The facility and architecture is truly impressive. Thrilling rides, exciting attractions, designer stores and restaurants, all brought together by the rich Italian heritage of Ferrari World. The theme park is open to the public six days a week, complete with all the attractions like F1-themed coasters.

Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Sunday : 11:00 – 20:00
The park is closed on Mondays.

Ticket Prices:
General Admission (1.5m and above) : AED 225 (61 USD)
General Admission (below 1.5m) : AED 165 (45 USD)
Premium Admission (1.5m and above, access to the exclusive VIP Lounge) : AED 495 (135 USD)
Premium Admission (below 1.5m, access to the exclusive VIP Lounge) : AED 390 (106 USD)

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The Empire State Building is located at 350 Fifth Avenue (between 33rd and 34th Streets) in New York City. The Empire State Building was built by builders Starrett Bros. & Eken in 1931 and it was completed in one year and 45 days. The building itself cost $24,718,000 to build. The total cost for the Empire State Building was $40,948,900. The height of the building, including the lightning rod, is 1,454 feet (443.18 m). The measurement from the ground to the 102nd floor observatory is 1,224 feet (373.08 m) and from the ground to the 86th floor observatory is 1,050 feet (320.04 m).

Ticket Prices for 86th FLOOR OBSERVATORY
Adult (13-61) ……. $20.21
Child (6-12) ……… $14.70
Senior (62+) …….. $18.37

Ticket Prices for 86th and 102nd FLOOR COMBINATION
Adult (13-61) ……. $37.00
Child (6-12) ……… $31.00
Senior (62+) …….. $35.00

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