Attractions

In the Venezuelan mountain city of Mérida, the Mukumbarí cable car has been taking visitors to truly dizzying world-record heights since 1960.

Since 1960, the Eixo Monumental has run through Brasília, the capital of Brazil, as the widest street in the world.

TRAVELBOOK highlights the first winter and Christmas markets in Germany that open as early as October. Two have already begun.

From kid-friendly adventure trails to haunted houses for the brave: These six amusement parks are celebrating Halloween 2026 in a big way.

The operators of Europa-Park have already announced several new attractions specifically for families in 2027. Here's what's planned.

The rock church Sant Miquel del Fai in the Spanish province of Catalonia could easily serve as a backdrop in any fantasy film.

Architect Egon Rheinberger impressively rebuilt Gutenberg Castle in Liechtenstein, fulfilling his lifelong dream.

The Prix Versailles, a prestigious architecture award, has named seven train stations as the most beautiful in the world. Here are the details.

As autumn begins in Germany, it's peak season for pumpkins. TRAVELBOOK highlights the best pumpkin farms and festivals.

After more than 300 years, Knight Kalebuz has still not turned to dust—without any artificial mummification processes. How this is possible.

The Plohn amusement park in Saxony has secured the award for the best roller coaster at this year's European Star Awards.

In the Spanish city of A Coruña in Galicia stands the Tower of Hercules, the world's oldest lighthouse, in existence for nearly 2,000 years.

112 parks compared—which amusement park excels in price and attractions, leaving big names behind?

Since 1928, the Predigtstuhlbahn has been transporting guests to the local mountain of Bad Reichenhall, still preserved in its original form.

I took a 100-meter plunge in Johannesburg. Why I would never do the bungee jump again and the unexpected "souvenir" that stayed with me.

The double-decker gondola can transport up to 200 people at once—a world record. But that's not the only global benchmark.

For the "Day of Open Monuments," special sites across Germany open their doors. It is the country's largest cultural event.

In South Tyrol, an unusual mode of transport takes guests up the mountain: a coffin lift, operating for nearly 70 years.

After the death of the country legend, Dollywood remains a symbol of regional development, job creation, and sustainable tourism in Tennessee.

In the CabriO cable car, guests can ride not only inside a cabin but also on its roof. TRAVELBOOK spoke with the operators.