1,107 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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Osaka's newest major art museum, opened in 2022 on Nakanoshima island, with more than 6,000 works of modern art and design from the 19th century onwards.
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Founded by Queen Amélie in 1905, the Coach Museum displays royal and ceremonial carriages from the seventeenth to the nineteenth centuries in a modern Belém building.
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Queen Amalia's 15.5-hectare garden beside Parliament, a shady retreat of paths, ponds and Roman ruins in the centre of Athens.
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Museum in the old Stock Exchange Building on Stortorget telling the stories of Nobel laureates and their ideas, with daily guided tours and Bistro Nobel.
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Site of the 1976 Summer Olympics, home to Roger Taillibert's stadium and the world's tallest inclined tower, now an events, sports and leisure park.
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Run by the Seattle Art Museum, the free Olympic Sculpture Park is a nine-acre waterfront park with large works by Alexander Calder, Richard Serra and others.
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The Palace of Fine Arts is a classical rotunda and colonnade beside a lagoon in the Marina, rebuilt from the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition.
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A 30-hectare park created for Belgium's 50th anniversary in 1880, crowned by a triumphal arch and home to three major museums.
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Downtown Cancún's main gathering place, a park in Supermanzana 22 where families come for snacks, crafts and events, renovated by the city in 2023-24.
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Bogotá's largest urban park system, with a large lake, open lawns, sports venues and the events plaza that hosts the city's biggest concerts and festivals.
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Cardinal Federico Borromeo's 17th-century library and picture gallery, home to Caravaggio's Basket of Fruit and Leonardo's Codex Atlanticus.
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China's first state-run museum of contemporary art, set in a former riverside power station and home to the Shanghai Biennale since 2012.
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A 14.5-hectare park running north from Place Masséna along the covered Paillon river, with a water mirror of 128 jets and playgrounds of giant wooden sea creatures.
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Set on Little Mountain about 125 metres above sea level, Queen Elizabeth Park has sunken quarry gardens, an arboretum and the Bloedel Conservatory with free-flying tropical birds.
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Muscat's best-known city beach, a long sandy stretch with a seafront promenade in Qurum, close to the mangroves of the Qurm Nature Reserve.
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A 350-hectare wetland reserve on reclaimed land beside Puerto Madero, protected since 1986 and listed as a Ramsar site, with trails to the Río de la Plata.
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A Marinid madrasa of 1321 to 1323 in the Andalous quarter, named after the pool in its courtyard and reopened after restoration in 2017.
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One of the oldest zoos in the world, opened in 1869 on 20 hectares of shady gardens with old trees, an orchid garden and the city's history museum.
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Domènech i Montaner's vast former hospital complex in El Guinardó, a garden campus of tiled pavilions and tunnels now open to visitors.
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The domed Baroque basilica at the mouth of the Grand Canal, built by Longhena as a votive offering after the plague of 1630, with works by Titian and Tintoretto.
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