Disney's Swiss Family Robinson Tree House

This tree house in Disneyland Paris is a walk-through attraction which is based on the Disney film Swiss Family Robinson. It is located in Adventureland on a island, next to Pirates Beach. The tree is made from iron and concrete and measures 21 m high and 24 m wide.

When you climb up the stairs of the Swiss Family Tree House you can see a beautifully decorated house with a kitchen, library and bedrooms. At the top of the tree is a lookout point, from here you can see a large part of Adventureland.

Location: Adventureland in Disneyland Paris.

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Discover Mythical Creatures made by Danish Artist Thomas Dambo

Created by Danish artist Thomas Dambo, these seven trolls can now be visited at domain De Schorre in Boom. The artworks are a gift from Tomorrowland. The popular dance festival celebrated in 2019 its 15th anniversary at the recreation domain.

Thomas Dambo uses old pallets, recycled wood, broken branches and fallen trees for his creations. So far, Thomas and his team have made more than 100 art projects from recycled materials all over the world. His intention is that the artworks encourages people to recycle and to respect nature.

The trolls at Domain De Schorre measure between four and eighteen meters and are spread out over the Magical Troll Forest. Una en Jeuris, the 2 trolls lying on the grass are located outside the forest on the hill. From the gigantic lookout tower, where the Holy Troll lives, you have a beautiful view over De Schorre and the surrounding area.

Location: De Schorre, Schommelei 1, 2850 Boom, Belgium.

A Visit to the Famous Staubbach Fall in Lauterbrunnen

The beautiful Staubbach Fall is the signature landmark of Lauterbrunnen in the Bernese Oberland region. With a height of nearly 300 meters (974 ft), the waterfall is one of the highest in Switzerland. During the summer months the fall can be visited up close and you can actually stand behind the water. The trail to the Staubbach fall is a fairly steep climb and the last part in the rock gallery is a bit slippery, but it's worth the effort.

Location parking for visiting the Staubbach Fall: Beim Pfarrhaus 420-422, 3822 Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland.

Titlis Cliff Walk: Europe's Highest Suspension Bridge

Located at 3041 meters (10 000 feet) above sea level, the Titlis Cliff Walk in Switzerland is the highest suspension bridge in Europe. The bridge is over 100 meters long and 1 meter wide and is situated on the top of the Titlis mountain. It connects the exit of the glacier cave with the entrance of the Ice Flyer chair lift station. The Cliff Walk swings a little while walking on it, but the views of the snowy peaks surrounding it are spectacular.

Entrance to the bridge is free, you only need to pay for the cable cars to the summit of the Titlis mountain in Engelberg.

Location cable car to the summit of Titlis: Gerschnistrasse 12, 6390 Engelberg, Switzerland.