Butterflies Go Free, Insectarium, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

The butterflies of Butterflies go free come from farms in more than a dozen countries. Livestock is one of the means to protect butterflies and their habitats in the form of a sustainable and equitable trade that involves communities living on the edge of the forest. You will find animators who will be able to answer all your questions and they will tell you about the habits of the butterflies. There are also beautiful flowers and if you are lucky a butterfly could land on you.

Tips

From February, 28 th to April, 28th 2019 from 09:00 to 17:00.

Daytime butterflies are generally more active in the morning, when the sky is sunny and during certain changes in atmospheric pressure. The twilight moths take off at the end of the day around the time of sunset.

Consider it’s hot in there so plan to wear lighter clothes to stay in especially if you go with the kids with a cold winter temperature.

You will find a relaxation area in the middle of the greenhouse.

 

Burj Khalifa, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Burj Khalifa is the tallest tower in the world and the highest structure ever built, located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and is the center of the new Downtown Burj Khalifa. This real estate project covers 2 square kilometers. It was inaugurated on January 4th, 2010 in honor of the Emir of Abu Dhabi. The skyscraper measuring 828 meters high and has 160 habitable floors, with architects in charge of the main project: Adrian Smith and Bill Baker. We find residential apartments, offices and the Armani Hotel, a luxury hotel that is part of the company Giorgio Armani S.P.A. from Milan; the hotel has five restaurants and a spa. There are eight escalators and fifty-seven lifts, including the fastest elevator that can reach 40km / h. There is also a large gift shop. You will find pictures of the building with interesting information throughout its walls.

Tips

You can buy tickets to visit it on their site; children under 4 years do not pay and you have two options; during the day you can climb to the 124th floor and after 18:00, you could visit the 124th floor over the 148th floor. It is a privilege place to see the sunset.
Do not be afraid, climb or descent are in just 1 minute and you feel nothing.
Remember to bring your camera because the top view is magnificent !!!

Maria Pita square, A Coruna, Galicia, Spain

The Maria Pita square is in A Coruna. It’s the main square of the city and it has the name of the town’s heroine, Maria Pita (a kind of Jeanne D’Arc for the people of the city). The square seems a Royal court with a main entrance, the Town Hall and Council building. This building is only a little more than a hundred years. There are other buildings not as grandiose as this one but with a very good architecture typical of the village using granite as its most important component; some of them have galerias. The buildings are interconnected or very close the one to the another so they enclose the square. The facades of the buidings are very attractive. We can also find a statue of Maria Pita, bars, cafes, restaurants and also a tourist information point.

Tips

If you visit the place, check for the activities beacause there are usually concerts in the square.

You can also make a pause and have a good coffee or eat something at one of the restaurants or cafes there.

If you want to walk outside of the square, go out on the left of the Cuncil building and you can see St. George’s church (18th century).