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101. Camden Market
A sprawling canal-side market in Camden Town spread across the Lock, the Stables and Hawley Wharf, known for street food and independent traders.
View details — Camden MarketActivities and experiences, from markets and classes to outdoor trips and evening entertainment, for filling your time in a destination.
160 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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A sprawling canal-side market in Camden Town spread across the Lock, the Stables and Hawley Wharf, known for street food and independent traders.
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A working Turkish bath designed by Mimar Sinan in 1584 for Nurbanu Sultan, with separate men's and women's sections near the Grand Bazaar.
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A self-guided trail of more than 50 large comic-strip murals painted on walls across central Brussels since 1991, featuring Tintin, Lucky Luke and more.
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Guided tours of the 82,300-capacity home of Gaelic games, with entry to the GAA Museum and its Hall of Fame included in the ticket.
View details — Croke Park Stadium Tour and GAA MuseumThing to do
A museum in a former Alfama pumping station that tells the story of fado, Lisbon's urban song, through instruments, recordings, paintings and singers' biographies.
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All-weather flying ride in the Grandi harbour district that suspends you before a 20-metre spherical screen for a virtual flight over Iceland's landscapes, with wind, mist and scents.
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An indoor food hall inside De Hallen, a converted tram depot in Oud-West, with around 19 food stands and three bars under one roof.
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The flagship Paris department store, crowned by a 1912 Art Nouveau glass dome and a rooftop terrace with views across the city's rooftops.
View details — Galeries Lafayette Haussmann RooftopThing to do
Officially Parco Savello, this small orange-tree garden on the Aventine Hill was laid out in 1932 and offers one of Rome's best free panoramas.
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A linked series of early twentieth-century courtyards off Rosenthaler Strasse, with Art Nouveau tiles, independent shops, a cinema, a theatre and restaurants.
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A 484-metre hill on the edge of the Vienna Woods with a terrace looking over the city and the Danube, reached by bus via Grinzing or on foot through vineyards.
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A 35-metre memorial mound raised in 1820 to 1823 on Sikornik hill in western Kraków, with a spiral path to the top and wide views over the city.
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The second largest of the Elaphiti Islands, a short boat ride from Dubrovnik, known for the sandy bay of Šunj, a 15th-century Franciscan monastery and a quiet village.
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Valencia's best-known city beach, running north from the Las Arenas hotel, with a long promenade, rice restaurants and good access for visitors with reduced mobility.
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A 2.5-kilometre island park in the Danube between Margaret and Árpád bridges, with a running track, a musical fountain, gardens and medieval ruins.
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A neighbourhood market opened in 1873 east of Santa Croce, where Florentines buy fruit, vegetables, meat and cheese each morning.
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Zurich's 1891 opera house on Sechseläutenplatz, home to the opera company, Ballett Zürich and the Philharmonia orchestra, with around 1,100 seats.
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The pine-covered Hill of the Muses south-west of the Acropolis, topped by a Roman funerary monument and offering a classic view of the Parthenon.
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Vintage trams run by STCP along the Douro from the historic centre to Foz on line 1, and from Massarelos up to Carmo and Clérigos on line 18.
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Hamburg's 930-metre entertainment mile in St. Pauli, packed with theatres, live music clubs and bars, and the stage where the Beatles played in the early 1960s.
View details — Reeperbahn and St. Pauli