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Railway history museum in Odense with exhibitions, activities, and experiences for families in an authentic 1954 depot building.

The Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso was built from 1721 for Philip V on a farm he bought from the Hieronymite monks, below the Guadarrama mountains near Segovia. Teodoro Ardemans designed the palace, later given a garden front by Juvarra and Sacchetti. Visitors see the frescoed royal apartments, the collegiate church and French gardens with sculpted fountains.

The Monument to the Ghetto Heroes commemorates the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of 1943 and stands where the first armed clash of the uprising took place. Designed by Nathan Rapoport with architect Marek Suzin, it was unveiled in April 1948; its bronze reliefs show the ghetto fighters and the deportation of Jews. The POLIN Museum stands opposite.

The Royal Alcázar of Seville is a palace complex that grew out of the Islamic citadel begun in the 10th century and was rebuilt after the Castilian conquest of 1248. At its centre is the Mudéjar palace Pedro I built in the 1360s, around the Patio de las Doncellas, with Gothic and Renaissance halls and large gardens beside it.

Juliet's House is a medieval tower house on Via Cappello, first recorded in 1351 and later linked to Shakespeare's Juliet because of the Cappello family's hat crest over its courtyard arch. Since April 2026 the visit starts in the Teatro Nuovo and leads to the courtyard, the balcony added in the 1930s and the rooms of the house.

The Palace of the Popes in Viterbo was enlarged from the bishop's palace after 1257, when the papal court moved to the city, and was the popes' residence until 1281. A stair of 1267 leads to the Sala del Conclave, where the conclave of 1268–1271 sat, and to the open loggia with its seven-bay arcade; the visit includes the Museo del Colle del Duomo.

Wen Wu Temple stands on the hillside above the north shore of Sun Moon Lake. It was formed in 1938 when two lakeside temples, threatened by the rising water of a hydroelectric dam, were moved here and merged, and was rebuilt in 1969 in northern Chinese palace style. Its three halls honour Guan Yu and Yue Fei, the God of Literature and Confucius.

The Château de Cadillac is a ducal residence begun in 1598 for Jean-Louis de Nogaret de La Valette, first Duke of Épernon, in the walled town of Cadillac on the Garonne. A women's prison and later a correctional school until 1951, it now shows painted French ceilings, monumental fireplaces and 16th- and 17th-century tapestries.

Ponte Pietra is a Roman arch bridge over the Adige in Verona, completed around 100 BC and the oldest bridge in the city; the Via Postumia crossed the river on it. The arch nearest the right bank was rebuilt in 1298, and the four arches blown up by retreating German troops in the Second World War were rebuilt in 1957 with the original stone.

elBulli1846 is the museum of elBulli, Ferran Adrià's restaurant at Cala Montjoi in the Cap de Creus Natural Park, which closed in 2011. Set up by elBullifoundation in and around the former restaurant, it covers about 3,800 m² indoors and outdoors, where 69 installations trace the restaurant's history, its team and its approach to cooking and innovation.

The Senckenberg Natural History Museum is a natural history museum in Frankfurt, the second-largest of its kind in Germany, run by the Senckenberg Nature Research Society founded in 1817. It moved to its current building on Senckenberganlage in 1907 and today displays 18 reconstructed dinosaurs among its collections.

The International Antarctic Centre is a visitor centre on Antarctica beside Christchurch Airport, next to the Christchurch bases of the New Zealand, United States and Italian Antarctic programmes. Visitors walk through an Antarctic storm room, watch little blue penguins being cared for, ride a Hägglunds all-terrain vehicle and see exhibits on Antarctic science and history.

Lindau's harbour entrance on Lake Constance is marked by two landmarks completed in 1856: the New Lighthouse, a 33-metre tower on the western mole, and a large stone Bavarian Lion on the eastern mole. The lighthouse replaced the medieval Mangturm as the city's beacon and remains the only lighthouse in Bavaria, with the Alps visible across the water.

Victoria Square is a pedestrianised square in central Birmingham between the Town Hall and the Council House, renamed in 1901 in honour of Queen Victoria. A statue of the queen by Thomas Brock stands here, and Dhruva Mistry's fountain The River, built when the square was remodelled in 1992–94, is known locally as the Floozie in the Jacuzzi.

The Basilica of San Lorenzo is the parish church of the Medici, rebuilt from 1419 to designs by Filippo Brunelleschi; its rough stone façade was never finished. A visit includes the church with Donatello's bronze pulpits, Brunelleschi's Old Sacristy decorated by Donatello, the cloisters, the treasury and the crypt. The Medici Chapels behind it are a separate museum.

The Australian Sports Museum, formerly the National Sports Museum, occupies part of the Olympic Stand at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, with its entrance at Gate 3. Its galleries cover Australian rules football, cricket and the Olympic Games, it houses the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, and the Game On gallery has interactive sports challenges.

The National Museum's museum of the Danish resistance from 1940 to 1945, in Churchillparken near Kastellet, where the exhibition takes you underground.

Kalmar County Museum is the regional museum of cultural history for Kalmar County, housed since 1987 in the former Kalmar steam mill by the harbour. One floor shows finds from the royal warship Kronan, which exploded and sank off Öland in 1676, including bronze cannons and coin hoards; other exhibitions cover the illustrator Jenny Nyström and the county's past.

The Sassi di Matera are the two old cave districts of Matera, Sasso Caveoso and Sasso Barisano, where houses, churches and cisterns are dug into the calcarenite slope above the Gravina ravine. Inhabited since prehistory and largely emptied by order of the state in the 1950s, they were listed by UNESCO in 1993 together with the park of the rock churches.

Lotus Pond is an artificial lake on the east side of Zuoying District, laid out in 1951 and ringed by temples. Zigzag bridges lead out to the Dragon and Tiger Pagodas and the Spring and Autumn Pavilions, and the Confucius Temple on the north shore was rebuilt in 1977. A path runs around the water.