Set in the middle of cosmopolitan Copenhagen, quirky Tivoli\u2019s twinkling tent tops, open-air stage shows, carnival games and restored roller coasters from yesteryear offer a dream-like experience. Ride the world’s tallest carousel, the Star Flyer, or spin a little closer to the ground on a traditional merry-go-round. Stay until the sun sets, when the gardens become illuminated by coloured lanterns and fireworks burst out over the man-made lake.<\/p>\n
Extend your holiday at:<\/strong><\/p>\n Danhostel<\/a>:<\/strong> In contrast to the nostalgic vibes at Tivoli, the rooms at this hostel are ultra-modern and have stunning city views. For a fun weekend book out one of their dorm rooms with a group of friends. It\u2019s also a great option for families on a budget, with a children’s play area providing a good distraction before you head to Tivoli Gardens. One of the world\u2019s oldest cultures is brought to life at Singapore\u2019s Haw Par Villa. This colourful theme park features thousands of statues and dioramas illustrating different aspects of Chinese folklore and mythology. The peaceful grounds double as a live theatre stage for roaming acrobats and dancers impressing visitors with their intricate costumes and mind-blowing moves.<\/p>\n Extend your holiday at:<\/strong><\/p>\n Four Seasons Hotel Singapore<\/a>:<\/strong> This luxurious five-star hotel is located around the corner from Orchard Road, a hub for public transport as well as shopping in Singapore. From here you can take a bus and underground to Haw Par Villa. After a day exploring, come home to the height of luxury; the rooftop pool features landscaped tropical gardens and a poolside bar.<\/p>\n Siloso Beach Resort Sentosa<\/a>:<\/strong> With sprawling tropical grounds and a 95-metre lagoon-style pool, the Siloso Beach Resort is a great place for a fun family holiday. You\u2019ll never be bored, with Siloso Beach and the theme parks of Sentosa Island just a five-minute walk away. There is a tram stop on your doorstep for when you want to check out Haw Par Villa. The site that\u2019s now home to Wunderland Kalkar was originally intended for a nuclear power plant; instead the giant chimney and factory grounds now make for an unlikely backdrop to this otherwise traditional theme park. Find an outlet for the boundless energy of your teenagers on the climbing walls, while littlies will enjoy the Pony Train and Turtle Parade. There\u2019s also a party package on Friday and Saturday nights for the over 18s!<\/p>\n Extend your holiday at:<\/strong><\/p>\n Landhaus Beckmann<\/a>:<\/strong> Just 10-minutes\u2019 drive away from Wunderland Kalkar, Landhaus Beckmann is a peaceful, renovated-farmhouse escape. If your stay coincides with the first Sunday of the month, make sure to keep three hours around midday free for a traditional German buffet. Landhaus Beckmann offers their guests a free pick-up from the train station, as well as free parking. South Korea’s largest theme park is located in the rolling hills just outside futuristic Yongin city. Breathtaking Everland is split into five themed zones: Zootopia, Magicland, Global Fair and American and European Adventures. Expect snow rides, jaw-dropping firework displays and colourful street parades. It\u2019s also home to the world\u2019s steepest roller coaster, reaching speeds of up to 104 kilometres an hour. International visitors can claim discounted tickets, so you can afford to extend your stay an extra day or two.<\/p>\n Extend your holiday at:<\/strong><\/p>\n Ramada Plaza Suwon<\/a>:<\/strong> Rest your weary feet after a day exploring Everland at the five-star Ramada Plaza Suwon’s on-site sauna. The luxurious rooms come with free Wi-Fi, impressive views of the city and comfortable beds for sound night’s sleep. Wake up to a buffet breakfast to fuel your next day of adventure. Belgium is the home of the European Union, so what better location for a miniature replica of all the great sites in Europe? You\u2019ll not only see the whole continent in one day, but can also go back in time to witness live action scenes from history. This is the only place you\u2019ll be able to see Mt Vesuvius erupting in real life!<\/p>\n Extend your holiday at:<\/strong><\/p>\n Hotel des Galeries<\/a>:<\/strong> This charming boutique hotel is located in the centre of Brussels, just a 5-minute walk from the cafes and attractions which surround La Grand Place, making it a perfect spot to rest after a day taking in Europe\u2019s history. Each of the renovated rooms is soundproofed, guaranteeing you an uninterrupted night\u2019s sleep.<\/p>\n Marriott Hotel Grand Place<\/a>: <\/strong>There\u2019s something for everyone at this deluxe hotel. Kids will love the self-service waffle-making stations and parents can unwind with a massage in the comfort of their own room after a long day exploring. The spacious suites, complete with separate living areas and bedrooms, are great for families with young children. The competition is fierce for the title of Australia\u2019s deadliest wildlife, but the saltwater crocodile has to come pretty close to first place. Get up close and personal with the giant jaws of these beasts at Crocosaurus Cove in Darwin. If you are feeling especially brave, you can even dive with the crocs from the relative safety of \u201cThe Cage of Death\u201d.<\/p>\n Extend your holiday at:<\/strong><\/p>\n Argus Accommodation Darwin<\/a>:<\/strong> These self-contained apartments are great for family groups. Each apartment and room contains kitchen facilities that are ideal for a quick breakfast before a big day out. The buildings are centrally located in downtown Darwin, just a 10-minute walk from Crocosaurus Cove.<\/p>\n
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Haw Par Villa, Singapore<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Wunderland Kalkar, Dusseldorf, Germany<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Everland, Yongin, South Korea<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Mini Europe, Brussels, Belgium<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Crocosaurus Cove, Darwin, Australia<\/strong><\/h2>\n