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Unending fun at Rainbow’s End Rainbow’s End theme park in Auckland is one of New Zealand’s largest parks and caters to every member of the family. After being in existence since 1982, the park is well seasoned in entertaining all generations. Fortnum and Mason – London’s History Relived London’s history is told in the most unique places and Fortnum and Masons is one place that should not be missed out on when visiting London. This department store has stood at Piccadilly for 300 years and was famous at the time and still is for importing exotic and rare goods, teas and other items. New England Aquarium – Preserving the World Beneath the Waves Unlike other aquariums the New England Aquarium strives to not only conserve marine mammals but also to create a very natural setting for their existence. The aquariums’ special exhibits section is where families will have the most amount of fun while learning about these creatures at the same time. The Royal Botanic Garden – Where Greenery is a Lifestyle Initiated in 1846, with the intention of being a horticultural exhibition for the public at the time, the Royal Botanic Garden in Melbourne today offers an array of lush scenic beauty for tourists to feast their eyes on during a quiet evening stroll. Mount Wilson Observatory Located in Los Angeles, the Mount Wilson Observatory is an exceptional astronomical observatory. Since its inception the MWO has played a vital role in worldwide astronomy and is well known for being the home for two of the largest telescopes in the world. Shopping in London – A World Class Shopping Experience London is a shoppers’ paradise and is considered one of top cities in the world for shopping. Famous shopping streets like that of Oxford Street and Bond Street are located here, whilst the city is home to world famous departments stores like Harrods and Fortnum along with Masons.