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41. Nguyen Hue Walking Street
A broad pedestrian boulevard running from City Hall to the Saigon River, converted in 2015 and busiest in the evening when families and visitors stroll its length.
View details — Nguyen Hue Walking StreetActivities and experiences, from markets and classes to outdoor trips and evening entertainment, for filling your time in a destination.
145 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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A broad pedestrian boulevard running from City Hall to the Saigon River, converted in 2015 and busiest in the evening when families and visitors stroll its length.
View details — Nguyen Hue Walking StreetThing to do
A Dutch colonial hospital in Colombo Fort, recorded in 1681 and reopened in 2011 as a precinct of restaurants and shops.
View details — Old Dutch Hospital Shopping PrecinctThing to do
A sacred plateau about 48 km north of Siem Reap with waterfalls, a giant reclining Buddha and riverbed carvings, where King Jayavarman II proclaimed independence in 802.
View details — Phnom Kulen National ParkThing to do
Phuket Town's Sunday evening market, known locally as Lard Yai, filling Thalang Road with street food, crafts and performers from late afternoon.
View details — Phuket Sunday Walking Street MarketThing to do
Jaipur's grand single-screen cinema, opened in 1976 off MI Road, where watching a Hindi film in the pastel Art Moderne auditorium is an experience in itself.
View details — Raj Mandir CinemaThing to do
A compact 600-metre night market on Raohe Street, anchored by the 18th-century Ciyou Temple and famous for pepper buns and herbal pork ribs.
View details — Raohe Street Night MarketThing to do
An open-air rooftop observation deck around 229 metres up on Shibuya Scramble Square, looking straight down on the famous Scramble Crossing.
View details — Shibuya SkyThing to do
Three linked lakes north of Beihai Park, once the end of the Grand Canal, surrounded by hutongs, princely mansions, bars and the Drum and Bell Towers.
View details — Shichahai and Houhai LakesThing to do
A 10-kilometre chain of trails linking Mount Faber, Telok Blangah Hill and Kent Ridge parks, crossing the wave-shaped Henderson Waves bridge.
View details — Southern Ridges & Henderson WavesThing to do
Kowloon's best-known night market, filling Temple Street in Yau Ma Tei and Jordan with stalls selling clothes, souvenirs, jade and antiques alongside street food and claypot rice.
View details — Temple Street Night MarketThing to do
Hanoi's best-known water puppet theatre, founded in 1969, staging several 50-minute shows a day of a northern Vietnamese folk art with traditional music.
View details — Thang Long Water Puppet TheatreThing to do
Qanat Quartier on The Pearl-Qatar is a Venice-inspired district of canals, pastel buildings and arched bridges, with water taxis, cafés and waterside restaurants.
View details — The Pearl-Qatar and Qanat QuartierThing to do
Pasar Seni Ubud, the central craft market opposite Ubud Palace, selling woodcarvings, paintings, ikat, baskets and bags made in the surrounding villages.
View details — Ubud Art MarketThing to do
A day trip from Muscat to a limestone canyon near Tiwi, with a short boat crossing, a trail past palm groves and turquoise pools leading to a cave waterfall.
View details — Wadi Shab day tripThing to do
Follow the Spanish-era walls around Manila's 64-hectare walled city, passing restored gates, bastions and the ace-of-spades Baluarte de San Diego.
View details — Walk the Walls of IntramurosThing to do
Saturday evening market on Wualai Road, starting at Chiang Mai Gate, in the city's traditional silversmith quarter beside the Silver Temple.
View details — Wualai Saturday Walking StreetThing to do
A three-kilometre walk through the former French Concession, from László Hudec's Wukang Mansion along plane-tree-lined Wukang Road to the shops and cafés of Anfu Road.
View details — Wukang Road and Anfu Road walkThing to do
Bangkok's Chinatown, a 1.5-kilometre stretch of gold shops, neon signs and evening street food stalls along Yaowarat Road.
View details — Yaowarat (Chinatown) Street FoodThing to do
A former 1950s electronics factory complex in Chaoyang, now Beijing's best-known art district with galleries, studios, design shops and the UCCA Center for Contemporary Art.
View details — 798 Art ZoneThing to do
A converted warehouse district in Al Quoz with more than 70 galleries, design studios, cafés and creative businesses, and a busy programme of exhibitions and events.
View details — Alserkal Avenue