This zoo, which boasts over 2,000 animals, is a great place to see how God equipped animals to thrive in different habitats.

Widely recognized as one of the top zoos in America, this free zoo currently houses over 18,000 animals and is a world leader in wildlife conservation and endangered species protection.

The Detroit Zoo is a great place to observe animals up close as they interact in their open environments. One of the zoo’s most popular habitats is the Arctic Ring of Life, the world’s largest polar bear exhibit.

The Creation and Earth History Museum is a 7500 sq. ft. showcase for a literal six-day creation and young earth with an ever-growing emphasis on God’s design in creation. It is nestled 20 minutes outside downtown San Diego in Santee, CA.

With its unusual honey-comb columns, Giant's Causeway attracts thousands of visitors each year to Northern Ireland.

Standing almost 1,300 feet (395 m) above the Belle Fourche River, Devils Tower naturally raises questions about its origin.

Deriving its mission statement from Psalm 33, the Seven Wonders Museum seeks to show that the Bible is true from the very first verse.

The splendor of Niagara Falls entices millions of visitors each year to view its plunging, foaming waters.

Experience the history of American space exploration.

Evolution is being taught in schools, but at Cook’s Natural Science Museum, God’s creation is revealed in every exhibit.

The Ripley’s Aquarium in the Smokies is a must-see experience if you ever visit the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee (USA).

This grand castle which sits on top of an extinct volcano is one of Scotland’s most popular destinations and a great place to visit while learning about the Scottish Reformation.

One of the world's most spectacular caves is Carlsbad Caverns in southeastern New Mexico, USA.

Yosemite National Park is the most accessible place in the world to see the Ice Age’s power to reshape the earth’s surface, including hanging waterfalls, sheer cliffs, and granite domes.

Yellowstone is probably the best area in the world to see how powerful volcanic eruptions and violent earth movements reshaped the earth’s surface at the end of Noah’s Flood and in the years following.

High atop the mountain of Mauna Kea is the home of the world’s largest astronomical observatory where eleven different countries run telescopes. Free stargazing programs are offered at the Visitor Information Station.

The centerpiece of the New England Aquarium is its four-story tank, which simulates a coral reef. Here you’ll see over 600 different creatures, each one having its own special design to live underwater.

Lowell Observatory is not just located in a great spot for stargazing, it’s one of the few observatories open to the public, offering lots of programs, day or night, especially for families.

Dedicated to “affirming the authenticity, accuracy, and authority of the Bible,” the Scriptorium walks guests through the origin and transmission of the Holy Scriptures.

The Creation Museum, a 70,000-square-foot facility, allows families to experience earth history as God has revealed it in the Bible. Nearly 150 exhibits feature animatronic dinosaurs and professional displays that honor God’s Word.

Few things can capture a child’s imagination more quickly than one of Sea World’s famous killer whale shows. Shows, rides, and interactive exhibits make a visit here worth the trip.

The Fossils Hall in the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, Washington, D.C., is world-class, including 26 real dinosaur fossils—not copies—on display.

With 55 million specimens from practically all groups of animals, the Natural History Museum in London may be the best museum in the world where you can catch a glimpse of the astonishing variety of species, past and present.

The extensive exhibits on plants and animals make this museum a quality place to study the variety of God’s created kinds. You will also find the best UK dinosaur exhibition outside London.

This museum boasts the largest and most diverse collection of extinct Ice Age plant and animal fossils in the world and offers a working excavation of a tarpit.

Aside from their beauty, one of the most interesting things about these dramatic white cliffs that stretch 10 miles along the southeastern coast of England is their testimony to the earth-covering Flood.

Fascinating rock layers that give testimony to the biblical account of the global Flood are found along this spectacular coastline.

At the world’s largest zoo, you will have the opportunity to see a wide variety of God’s amazing creatures interacting with others in their unique habitats.

Visited by five million guests yearly, this expansive museum is a fascinating place to learn more about the cultures and empires from biblical times.

Home to five national parks, few vacation destinations are more versatile than the Black Hills of South Dakota. The Black Hills are a great place to see geology and paleontology up close.

This unique museum boasts over 14,000 mammal specimens, including the world’s largest elephant skeleton in the world, the Imperial mammoth which towers 14 feet (4 m).

A trip to the Denver Museum of Science and Nature can be a great time to teach your family or other Christians how to distinguish facts from interpretations. You’ll get to see some of the best modern displays of dinosaurs and other animals.

Study the variations within created kinds as you take in the outstanding post-Flood mammals display with many fossil horses, rhinos, and mammoths. Also includes an impressive display of dinosaurs.

Witness first-hand some of God’s most amazing creatures, from cute beluga whales (which you can actually touch) to deadly poison dart frogs. Don’t miss the fluorescent coral exhibit.

With its approximately 80,000 animals, including whale sharks, this aquarium is a fascinating place to learn about God’s underwater creation.

Discover more about the Ice Age as you explore this 12-mile long, 100-foot tall and 1.5-mile wide glacier that has been observed to grow and melt over time.

The nation’s largest professional Christian theater presents professional-quality productions of key Bible stories, presenting the gospel to the unsaved and encouraging Christians in their walk with the Lord.

More evidence of the global Flood (Genesis 6–9) is exposed at Grand Canyon than any other place on earth.

In addition to outdoor adventure and beauty, this park is a great place to learn about how mountains were formed from rock layers at the end of the global Flood.

This park offers a rare opportunity to view a unique remnant of the Ice Age: a large glacier that advances instead of retreats like most glaciers throughout the world.

Visit 1.2 million acres of stunningly beautiful terrain that was carved out by giant glaciers approximately 4,000 years ago and that continues to be shaped by active glaciers.

See evidence of the dramatic mountain-building at the end of the Flood, as well as sections of the rock layer sequence, including pre-Flood, Flood, and some post-Flood.

“Stunning” and “mind-blowing.” These words are frequently used to describe the awe-inspiring programs at the Creation Museum’s Stargazer’s Planetarium, one of the most popular attractions at the museum.