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Franklin Park Zoo spreads across 72 acres in Boston's Dorchester area, giving your family a full morning or afternoon of wildlife without leaving the city. Franklin Park Zoo animals include western lowland gorillas, Masai giraffes, zebras, kangaroos, and red pandas, in habitats modeled on their home regions.

The best things to see at Casa Loma include the soaring Great Hall, the Library, the marble-floored Conservatory, two climbable towers, and an 800-foot tunnel leading to Sir Henry Pellatt's stables. Here's what deserves your time at the Casa Loma, plus how to plan your trip.

An Ellis Island tour takes a little planning because you can only reach the island using Statue City Cruises ferries leaving from Lower Manhattan or New Jersey. This guide explains what you'll see inside the museum, how the ferry works, and how the island pairs with a stop at the Statue of Liberty.

Whether you want a classic zoo or a theme park with a safari twist, each stop pairs hands-on encounters with conservation education, making them some of the most rewarding things to do in Tampa Bay for families. Here's what sets each one apart, who it suits best, and how to see several with Tampa Bay CityPASS® tickets.

Georgia Aquarium holds more than 10 million gallons of water, which makes it one of the largest aquariums in the world and one of the most popular things to do in Atlanta. You'll find it downtown, directly across from Centennial Olympic Park, with whale sharks and manta rays gliding through Ocean Voyager and tiger sharks circling SHARKS! Predators of the Deep.

Looking for a break from theme parks during your Southern California vacation? The San Diego Zoo® Safari Park offers something completely different: massive open habitats where herds of animals roam across rolling savannas just 35 miles north of downtown San Diego.