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201. St Charles Streetcar
A ride on the oldest continuously operating streetcar line in the world, running green 1920s cars from Canal Street past the Garden District mansions to Carrollton.
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Thing to do
A ride on the oldest continuously operating streetcar line in the world, running green 1920s cars from Canal Street past the Garden District mansions to Carrollton.
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The observation deck of Sydney Tower, 250 m above the city centre, giving 360-degree views over the harbour, the beaches and towards the Blue Mountains.
View details — Sydney Tower EyeThing to do
Venice's opera house, opened in 1792 and twice rebuilt after fires, offering opera and concerts in the evening and self-guided visits of its gilded auditorium by day.
View details — Teatro La FeniceThing to do
A working whiskey distillery on Newmarket in the Liberties, the first new distillery in Dublin in 125 years, with tasting tours from about 50 minutes.
View details — Teeling Whiskey DistilleryThing 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
A walk through Marrakech's historic Jewish quarter, founded in 1558 beside the royal Kasbah, centred on the Lazama Synagogue and its courtyard.
View details — The Mellah and Lazama SynagogueThing 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
Observation decks and thrill rides near the top of The STRAT's 1,149-foot tower on the North Strip, including SkyJump and the revolving Top of the World restaurant.
View details — The STRAT SkyPodThing to do
A mile-long waterfront district on the Washington Channel, with public piers, restaurants, music venues and the long-running Municipal Fish Market.
View details — The WharfThing to do
Opened in 2014 inside the Mercado da Ribeira, this food hall gathers 26 restaurants and several bars chosen by Time Out's editors under one roof.
View details — Time Out Market LisboaThing to do
Two glass market halls at Israels Plads near Nørreport, with stalls selling smørrebrød, seafood, coffee, pastries, fresh produce and Danish specialities from morning to early evening.
View details — TorvehallerneThing to do
A nine-kilometre park laid out in the old bed of the Turia river after the 1957 flood, linking Bioparc, the old town and the City of Arts and Sciences.
View details — Turia GardenThing 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
Two miles of beachfront promenade in Venice, lined with street performers, stalls, the Venice Beach Skatepark, Muscle Beach and the public art walls.
View details — Venice Beach BoardwalkThing to do
The Victoria Street Market, known locally as the Vic, packs more than 170 stalls of spices, fish, crafts and fabrics into a minaret-topped building near Grey Street.
View details — Victoria Street 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
Hauraki Gulf island about 40 minutes from the city by ferry, known for its vineyards, Bordeaux-style reds, sandy beaches and the WWII tunnels at Stony Batter.
View details — Waiheke IslandThing 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
A centuries-old royal salt mine just outside Kraków, where guided routes descend past chapels and sculptures carved from rock salt to 135 metres below ground.
View details — Wieliczka Salt Mine