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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. Search location on Beautiful Places Map

Hidden among the trees and hills of Domain De Schorre in Boom, you’ll find a magical surprise, seven giant wooden trolls created by world-renowned Danish artist Thomas Dambo. These massive sculptures were a gift from the Tomorrowland music festival, celebrating its 15th anniversary in 2019, and have since become one of the area’s most enchanting attractions. Art with a Message Thomas Dambo is famous for crafting incredible art from recycled materials. Using old pallets, reclaimed wood, fallen branches, and broken trees, he and his team have built over 100 art projects worldwide. His goal? To inspire people to respect nature and see the beauty in recycling. Meet the Seven Trolls The trolls at De Schorre range from 4 to 18 meters in height and are scattered across the Magical Troll Forest. Among them, you’ll find Una and Jeuris, two trolls relaxing on the grass outside the forest, and the Holy Troll, who lives inside a gigantic lookout tower offering breathtaking views over De Schorr...

If you’re traveling to the Bernese Oberland in Switzerland, a visit to Staubbach Fall in Lauterbrunnen is an absolute must. With a dramatic drop of nearly 300 meters (974 feet), it is one of the tallest free-falling waterfalls in Switzerland, and one of the most photographed. Located just a short walk from the center of Lauterbrunnen, the fall plunges from a vertical cliffside and creates a fine mist that inspired its name, “Staubbach,” meaning “dust stream.” What Makes Staubbach Fall So Special? Height: ~297 meters (~974 feet) Type: Free-falling waterfall Accessibility: Short hike from Lauterbrunnen village Unique experience: You can stand behind the waterfall during summer The hiking trail to the back of the waterfall is a short but steep climb, taking about 15–20 minutes. The final stretch leads through a rock gallery that may be slippery, so good shoes are recommended. Once behind the waterfall, you’re rewarded with a magical curtain of mist and panoramic valley views. How to ...

If you're visiting Mount Titlis, don’t miss one of Switzerland’s most exhilarating attractions: the Titlis Cliff Walk. Suspended at a breathtaking 3,041 meters (10,000 feet) above sea level, this is the highest suspension bridge in Europe, and one of the most unforgettable experiences in the Alps. What Makes the Titlis Cliff Walk So Special? Altitude: 3,041 m (10,000 ft) – the highest suspension bridge in Europe Length: Over 100 meters Width: Only 1 meter Experience: Slightly sways in the wind for a thrilling walk Views: 360° panoramic views of snowy peaks, deep glacier crevasses, and alpine valleys The bridge connects the exit of the Titlis Glacier Cave to the Ice Flyer chairlift station, making it a perfect continuation of your summit experience. Walking across the Cliff Walk feels like you’re on top of the world, surrounded by snow-covered mountains in every direction. How to Get to the Titlis Cliff Walk? You can’t drive up to the bridge, but reaching it is part of the adv...