#family-attractions

#family-attractions

Depending on personal experience, travelers may associate Williamsburg, Virginia, with a few different things. For many, school field trips and family vacations brought them to the Historic Triangle: Jamestown, Yorktown, and Colonial Williamsburg. Some know Williamsburg for its theme parks, Busch Gardens and the Great Wolf Lodge water park. Others recognize the city as the home of William & Mary, the second-oldest college in the United States.

Winter Skate Spectacular. Skate with the family inside the grandiose National Building Museum this winter. The museum's Great Hall will be transformed into a glowing skating rink where all ages can glide around; there's themed go-go and Y2K music nights, too (Sat-February 8, $20 for adults, $17 for youth and seniors, Penn Quarter). The Stage at Union Station. Dating back to the '90s, Norway and the US have commemorated their strong friendship with the lighting of a Norwegian Christmas tree.

It's lived a literal lifetime. Such a shame to lose it,

But San Diego, which is the state's oldest city, having been established in 1769, has much to offer travelers. America's Finest City has a sunny, mild Mediterranean climate that makes it a perfect destination year-round, whether you're escaping a cold winter or a hot, humid summer. And there's much to enjoy here besides perfect weather-there's rich history, world-class museums, golf courses, theme parks, hotels, breweries, restaurants, and 70 miles of breathtaking beaches.

When it comes to just Christmas markets, in 2025 Londoners are truly spoiled for choice. This year's Time Out list of the capital's top festive fairs stretches beyond 30, giving you more than enough places to sip mulled wine, snack on gingerbread and get some present shopping inspo. Only the finest markets make the cut, with each one judged on its food, drink and gift shopping options (as well as overall Christmassy vibe).

The Long Island Aquarium is keeping the excitement alive beyond summer with more opportunities for families and visitors to enjoy one of New York's most popular attractions. Following a successful season that marked its 25th anniversary, the aquarium has announced three more $25 admission days this fall: September 25, October 25, and November 25. Guests can take advantage of this special reduced price to explore interactive exhibits, watch captivating animal shows, and experience the magic of marine life at a fraction of the regular cost.

Danny the Dragon has been an iconic ride at Happy Hollow Park and Zoo since it opened at San Jose's Kelley Park in 1961, providing generations with cherished childhood memories.