Qatar Travel Guide

Billund's LEGOLAND Resort also has a fun water park whose LEGO-themed water play integrates creativity, adding a cool, joyful splash experience for families, another great choice in the LEGO holiday. Around the world's first LEGOLAND, Billund grew into a well-equipped family resort, with the park, LEGO House and more, plus themed hotels and a water park loved by kids and families. These water parks (some seasonal outdoor, some indoor year-round at resort hotels) cleverly weave LEGO themes: various all-ages water facilities, from thrilling slides, lazy rivers and wave pools to colorful children's play areas with LEGO creativity (LEGO-decorated, even buildable in water) and shallow pools, letting kids and parents splash and play joyfully. Combining LEGO creativity with water fun is a key charm of Billund as a family resort. Splashing in the water park is a fun LEGO-kingdom experience (note seasonal opening).

The Palm Tree Island is a palm-themed artificial island and waterfront leisure landmark just off Doha, the capital of Qatar, set on the blue waters of the Persian Gulf and built around palm plantings, white-sand beaches and modern beach clubs as an urban escape. Greenery meets sea across the island, with promenades, restaurants and water sports; at dusk the skyline and water share one colour, making it a favourite for strolls, cycling and gulf-side dining. Part of Doha's 'waterfront city' planning, the island shows how Gulf states use artificial islands to expand public space and blend nature with luxury, and it often appears in photographs of the Doha skyline.