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261. Gastown and the Steam Clock
Vancouver's first downtown, Gastown is a National Historic Site of heritage buildings, independent shops and bars, with the steam-powered clock on Water Street.
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Vancouver's first downtown, Gastown is a National Historic Site of heritage buildings, independent shops and bars, with the steam-powered clock on Water Street.
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A 235-metre hill above the Danube topped by the Citadella fortress, which reopened in 2026 with a park, viewing terraces and a history exhibition.
View details — Gellért Hill and the CitadellaThing to do
A 90-minute guided walk around the roof of Optus Stadium, Perth's 61,000-capacity sports venue in Burswood, climbing 42 metres above the ground.
View details — HALO Rooftop Climb at Optus StadiumThing to do
A Sunday-morning market on the Elbe running since 1703, where market criers sell fish, fruit and flowers and live bands play in the 1896 fish auction hall.
View details — Hamburg Fish Market (Altonaer Fischmarkt)Thing to do
A self-guided visitor experience inside Heineken's original 1867 brewery on Stadhouderskade, covering brewing, the brand's history and a tasting.
View details — Heineken ExperienceThing to do
A nightly sema ceremony of the whirling dervishes staged in a restored 15th-century double hamam in Sirkeci, with Turkish dance shows on selected evenings.
View details — Hodjapasha Whirling Dervishes CeremonyThing to do
Charles Correa's arts centre on JLN Marg, built around a nine-square plan inspired by Jaipur's own layout, with galleries, theatres, festivals and a café.
View details — Jawahar Kala KendraThing to do
A daily flea market held on the Place du Jeu de Balle in the Marolles since 1873, selling antiques, curios, books and bric-a-brac.
View details — Jeu de Balle Flea MarketThing to do
Tokyo's principal kabuki theatre in Ginza, rebuilt in 2013 to a Kengo Kuma design, staging traditional performances most days of the month.
View details — Kabuki-za TheatreThing to do
Dar es Salaam's main trading district, with a rebuilt multi-storey central market and surrounding streets selling fabrics, spices, produce and household goods.
View details — Kariakoo MarketThing to do
The former royal town south of the Old Town, once a great centre of Jewish life, now a district of synagogues, cafés, bars and restored historic streets.
View details — Kazimierz Jewish QuarterThing to do
Twice-monthly Sunday mornings when Kigali closes streets to cars for walking, running, cycling and group exercise, with free health checks.
View details — Kigali Car Free DayThing to do
Lands End is a clifftop stretch of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area with a coastal trail, the Sutro Baths ruins and views across the Golden Gate.
View details — Lands End TrailThing to do
A row of 23 late 18th-century vaults built into Cartagena's walls, once used as storerooms and prison cells and now filled with craft and souvenir shops.
View details — Las BóvedasThing to do
Iceland's largest swimming pool, in the Laugardalur valley, with a 50-metre outdoor pool, hot tubs, a steam room, water slides and children's pools, open early until late.
View details — LaugardalslaugThing to do
A large park on a plateau above the Vltava with sweeping views of the Old Town bridges, the Metronome on the former Stalin Monument site and a summer beer garden.
View details — Letná ParkThing to do
Lincoln Road is Miami Beach's pedestrian promenade, running about a mile between Washington Avenue and Alton Road with more than 200 shops, restaurants, cafés and galleries.
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A half-day trip from Amman to Madaba, the City of Mosaics, to see the sixth-century mosaic map of the Holy Land in the Greek Orthodox Church of St George.
View details — Madaba Mosaic Map at St George’s ChurchThing to do
An observation deck 314 metres up on the King Power Mahanakhon tower, with 360-degree city views and a glass-floored walkway over the edge.
View details — Mahanakhon SkyWalkThing to do
Terraced salt ponds in a canyon below the village of Maras, fed by a salty spring and worked by local families since Inca times.
View details — Maras Salt Pans (Salineras de Maras)