The Bible does not tell us what exactly there will be. We know that we will be with God and his followers, and that people will worship him.
Answer:
The view of Christianity is as above with some dissenting voices such as Mark Twain who wrote of Heaven in "Letters From Earth", describing it as a very dull place and not at all satisfying. There are other thoughts depending on your religion (see Link):
- Vikings: Valhalla (heaven) for death in battle a rollicking drinking party; Hel (peaceful place) for most
- Many Eastern Religions: Reincarnation until enlightenment then a satisfying non- existence
- Christian Science: Not a place "... but a divine state of Mind in which all the manifestations of Mind are harmonious and immortal."
- Epicureanism: No afterlife. The soul dissolves at death.
- Ancient Greeks: A shadowy existence without end
- Islam: An eternity of pleasurable experience
- Jehovah's Witnesses: Some go to Heaven some stay on the "New Earth"
- Judaism: VAried belief from no Heaven/Hell to life in the world to come (conditions not specified)
- Rastafari: A return to Eden
- Wicca: A permanent walk in the park in "Summerland"