When it comes to choosing a vacation the kids will never forget, Dylan Thuris of Atlas Obscura knows some truly bizarre destinations.

All of these places aren't places you would actually necessarily want to take a family vacation or even could go.

He's written a new guide for the world's most adventurous kids.

D-Day expert Elwood von Seibold recommends what to see in Normandy to commemorate the events of June 6, 1944.

If you want one cemetery without any question of doubt, it's the National Cemetery at

Torville-Sumur above Omar Beach.

It's also a busy time of year in Lisbon.

Everything happens in June. We call it the month of the popular Saints.

Guides from Portugal get us ready to enjoy their charming capital.

They are doing lots of beautiful renovation in the facades, with the tiles, with the azulazu as we say.

Find out what's new in Lisbon, explore the sights of the D-Day battles battles and surprise the kids with the world's

curiosities on today's travel with Rick Steve's.

It's a trip that many Americans rate among the most moving of their lives.

We'll commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day, with the advice of historian Elwood von Seibold.

He covers the sites you can explore from the Allied invasion of Nazi occupied France.

That's in just a bit. And guides from Lisbon update us on what to see and maybe even what to skip this year when you visit their lively city.

The world really does offer an endless parade of wonders for travelers.

Atlas Obscura started as an online collection of bizarre and obscure places and things around the globe.

Then it became a best-selling book.

To stimulate curiosity at an early age, they've now published The Atlas Obscura Explorers Guide for the World's Most Adventurous Kid.

It profiles 100 of the most extreme, mysterious, and weird but true places across 47 countries.

For a look at what they found, we're joined now by Atlas Obscura co-founder Dylan Thuris.

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