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Dream City
Dream City is the name of several unrelated venues: a Smurfs-themed indoor park in Songjiang, Shanghai (Shimao Group); a children's play space in Forest Hills, Queens; a Lucknow residential project; an Iraqi amusement park; and an Australian edutainment park.
Dream island
Dream Island (Ostrov Mechty) is an all-season amusement and entertainment complex in Moscow, opened in 2020, containing what is described as the largest indoor theme park in Europe.
Dream Land
Dream Land (Dreamland) is the name of several amusement parks, chiefly Dreamland Margate, Kent, founded by John Henry Iles in the 1920s, home of the UK's oldest wooden rollercoaster, closed 2003, restored 2015.
Dream World
Dream World (ดรีมเวิลด์) is a theme park opened 12 November 1993 in Thanyaburi, Pathum Thani, north of Bangkok, with 40+ rides, four themed zones, and a -5°C Snow Town; distinct from Australia's Dreamworld and from Siam Amazing Park.
Dreamland (Coney Island, 1904)
Dreamland was an amusement park at Coney Island in Brooklyn, New York, built by William H. Reynolds as a rival to Luna Park and destroyed by fire in 1911.
Dreamland Amusement Park (Iran)
Dreamland Amusement Park (شهربازی سرزمین رویاها) is a four-hectare theme park in the Ramsar Green City complex, Mazandaran, Iran, with 11 rides, a 26-meter free fall, Horror Castle, and Iran's largest 6D cinema; distinct from Dream Land Isfahan.
Dreamland Margate
Dreamland Margate is an amusement park on the seafront at Margate, Kent, England, dating to the 1870s and considered among the oldest surviving in Great Britain.
Dreamworld
Dreamworld is the largest theme park in Australia by area, covering 85 hectares. It opened on December 15, 1981, in Coomera, Queensland, and is operated by Coast Entertainment.
Driefontein Grasslands
Driefontein Grasslands: central Zimbabwe Ramsar site (No. 2104, 2013) and Important Bird Area of about 20,000 ha, holding 85% of Zimbabwe's wattled cranes and endangered grey crowned cranes; communally managed, threatened by cultivation and drought.
Driel-Baarskamp
Driel-Baarskamp: Roman-period site east of Driel, Gelderland, Netherlands, on the Lower Germanic limes; an attested native rural settlement with a proposed but unconfirmed early Roman military post, excluded from the UNESCO limes nomination.
Drombeg stone circle
Drombeg stone circle (An Drom Beag, the Druid's Altar) is a Bronze Age recumbent stone circle near Glandore, County Cork, Ireland: 17 original stones, 9.3 m across, winter solstice sunset alignment, 1957 Fahy excavation with central cremation burial.
Drop tower
The drop tower, or freefall tower, is an amusement ride that lifts a gondola of riders up a vertical tower, releases them into free fall, and brakes them.
Drumanagh
Drumanagh promontory fort, an Iron Age coastal fort near Loughshinny, Co. Dublin, Ireland, is the key site for Roman contact with Ireland, with Dressel 20 amphora sherds, a 2,000-year-old fig, and the first intact Roman pot found in Ireland.
Drumlanrig
Drumlanrig Roman fort and annexe, SM13711, on the River Nith near Thornhill, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. Antonine fort of AD 139-165, possibly Flavian, found as parchmarks in 1984, excavated by Time Team in 2004, deliberately slighted on abandonment.
Drumthwacket
Drumthwacket, the official residence of the Governor of New Jersey, is a Greek Revival mansion at 354 Stockton Street, Princeton, built in 1835 by Charles Smith Olden, owned by Pyne and Spanel, state-owned since 1966, governor's residence since 1982.
Drusiana Fossa
The Drusiana Fossa, or Fossa Drusiana, was a Roman canal dug by Drusus' troops around 12 BCE to move his fleet from the Rhine toward the North Sea.
Drususstein (Drususstone) at Mogontiacum
Drususstein (Eichelstein), Roman monument on Mainz's citadel at Mogontiacum, traditionally the cenotaph of general Drusus (died 9 BC); originally about 30 m tall, now a 20 m cast-masonry core, identification debated since 2021.
Dry Tortugas Light
The Dry Tortugas Light is an 1858 lighthouse on Loggerhead Key in the Dry Tortugas, Florida, an active aid to navigation until it stopped working in 2014.
Dry Tortugas National Park
Dry Tortugas National Park: remote 100-square-mile U.S. national park about 70 miles west of Key West, Florida, with seven islands, Fort Jefferson (largest all-masonry fort in the Americas), coral reefs, seabird nesting keys, boat-or-seaplane-only access, and no fresh water.
Dryhill Roman villa (United Kingdom)
Dryhill Roman villa: scheduled Roman villa (list entry 1004848) at Badgeworth, Gloucestershire, near Crickley Hill. Excavated 1849; twelve-room corridor villa rustica with hypocaust, no mosaics; coins to Valens c. 378 AD.
Drysdale River National Park
Drysdale River National Park: Western Australia's most northerly and Kimberley's largest national park, 448,264 ha, gazetted 1974; no vehicle access, no infrastructure, permits required, rich flora, and fauna.
Duart Castle
Duart Castle (Caisteal Dhudhairt), seat of Clan Maclean on the Sound of Mull, Scotland: 14th-century keep built for Lachlan Lubanach Maclean, lost to Argyll in 1692, abandoned 1751, restored 1911 by Sir Fitzroy Maclean; Category A listed.
Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo
Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo, an Emaar Entertainment attraction in Dubai Mall, features a 10-million-litre suspended tank with 33,000+ animals, 140+ species, sand tiger sharks, a 48-metre tunnel, and an Underwater Zoo.
Dubai Butterfly Garden
Dubai Butterfly Garden, opened March 24, 2015 in Al Barsha South, Dubailand, is billed as the world's largest covered butterfly garden: over 15,000 butterflies of 50-plus species in ten climate-controlled domes at 24°C, beside Dubai Miracle Garden, open daily 9 AM–6 PM.
Dubai Crocodile Park
Dubai Crocodile Park, a wildlife attraction on Tripoli Street in Mushrif, Dubai, opened April 18, 2023 as the Middle East's first crocodile conservation facility, housing 250 Nile crocodiles across 20,000 square metres with a museum, aquarium, and 95 AED adult tickets.
Dubai Dolphinarium
Dubai Dolphinarium, an indoor dolphin and seal show venue in Dubai Creek Park opened May 2008; first fully air-conditioned indoor dolphinarium in the Middle East, 1,250 seats, six bottlenose dolphins, Global Humane Certified.
Dubai Frame
Dubai Frame is a 150-metre golden rectangular landmark in Zabeel Park, Dubai, opened January 2018 from Fernando Donis's winning 2008 competition design, with a 93-metre glass-floored sky gallery and an unresolved copyright dispute.
Dubai Garden Glow
Dubai Garden Glow, also called Glow Garden, is a seasonal glow-in-the-dark theme park in Dubai's Zabeel Park. Opened 2015, famed for 10 million LED lights and animatronic dinosaurs, it closed in 2025 and reopened in 2026 near Dubai Frame with Fantasy Park and Dinosaur Park.
Dubai Miracle Garden (حديقة الزهور بدبي)
Dubai Miracle Garden (حديقة الزهور بدبي), opened February 14, 2013 in Dubailand, is the world's largest natural flower garden: 72,000 sqm, 150+ million flowers, seasonal October–May operation, and a record-setting floral Emirates A380.
Dublin Bay Biosphere Reserve
Dublin Bay Biosphere Reserve is a UNESCO biosphere reserve in Ireland, designated 1981 and extended in 2015 to cover all of Dublin Bay, including parts of Dublin.