Choose from 5,104 Fun Things to Do in Prachuap Khiri Khan
Akumal
- Akumal is an ideal destination for nature lovers and peace-and-quiet seekers.
- Be sure to bring sun protection, swim gear, water, and comfortable walking shoes.
- Be careful not to touch the sea turtles or any other wildlife in Akumal.
Akkerman Fortress
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Cinquantenaire Museum
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Al Ain Oasis
As you explore the 3,000-acre (1,200-hectare) space, you’ll be shaded by more than 100 varieties of date palms--nearly 150,000 of them. Rent a bike or throw on some walking shoes and give yourself a few hours to enjoy the winding brick-paved trails.
Cicek Pasaji (Cit e de P era)
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Al Ain National Museum
Ahumada Boulevard (Paseo Ahumada)
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Ajloun Castle
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Cinco Ceibas Rainforest Reserve and Adventure Park
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Al Areen Wildlife Park
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Cinquantenaire Park (Parc du Cinquantenaire)
A large public park, the Cinquantenaire Park (or "Parc du Cinquantenaire" as it is known in French) is dominated by buildings built for the 1880 National Exhibition which also celebrated fifty years of Belgian independence. The centerpiece of the park is a triumphal arch finished in 1905.
To the north of the arch is the Royal Military Museum. To the south are the Royal Museums for Art and History (these hold artifacts gathered from around the world), and AutoWorld, a vintage car museum with over 350 classic cars, one of the largest collections in Europe.
If you’re looking for an impressive place to lie under a tree the Cinquantenaire Park is especially lovely in the summer when it’s filled with locals making the most of the sunshine.
Also in summer the area surrounding the arch is turned into a drive-in cinema. There’s discounted tickets for people driving vintage cars and a lawn reserved for people on bicycle or foot.
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If you want to wander through the park, the closest station is Schuman to the west. If you're heading straight to the museums then Merode to the west will get you there quicker.
Cinque Terre National Park
- Cinque Terre can get extremely busy in peak summer season, so book tours and accommodations in advance.
- Pack sunscreen, a refillable water bottle (drinking fountains are available throughout the park), and comfortable and sturdy walking shoes (the village roads are often steep and uneven).
- While many hotels and attractions in Cinque Terre National Park are wheelchair and stroller accessible, the villages’ steep and narrow lanes can be challenging for those with mobility issues.
- Wi-Fi is available throughout the national park.
Al Ain Zoo
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Akershus Castle & Fortress (Akershus Slott)
- Akershus Castle and Fortress is a must-see for history buffs.
- Maps of the grounds are available at the visitor center.
- There is no restaurant on-site, so it’s a good idea to grab a bite to eat before you arrive.
- Akershus Fortress, the castle grounds, and the Castle Church are wheelchair accessible, but paths around the grounds are mostly cobblestone and can be steep.
Ciampino International Airport (CIA)
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Ajuda National Palace
- The Ajuda National Palace is a must for architecture lovers and royalaholics.
- Wear comfortable walking shoes to explore the entire palace and its dozens of rooms.
- Ajuda Palace is free for Portugal residents with proof of residency from 10am to 2pm every Sunday.
- The palace is accessible to wheelchair users.
Al Alam Palace (Sultan's Palace)
Ajanta and Ellora Caves
- The best views of the Ellora Caves are from the hills above the Kailasa Temple—wear comfortable shoes or hiking boots if you plan to climb the hillside.
- Both sites have visitor centers that are equipped with restaurants, shops, restrooms, and parking.
- Bring a flashlight to the Ajanta caves—many are dark and poorly lit.