547 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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PheZulu Safari Park at Botha's Hill combines Zulu dancing shows, short game drives, a reptile park and a cafe with views over the Valley of a Thousand Hills.
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A stone footpath beside a cherry-lined canal at the foot of the eastern hills, linking Ginkaku-ji in the north with the Nanzen-ji area to the south.
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A large Saturday and Sunday evening market near Wat Naka south of Phuket Town, with clothing and souvenir stalls, live music and a big food area.
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Black-sand surf beach on the Tasman Sea coast 39 km west of the city, divided by Lion Rock and backed by the forested Waitākere Ranges.
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Small island about 5.6 km off Stone Town, reached by a short boat ride, known for its Aldabra giant tortoises and an unused 1890s prison.
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A Romanesque-style arcade completed in 1898 on George Street, with a central dome, stained glass, decorative clocks and four levels of shops and cafés.
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Home of the revered Jesus Nazareno image, Quiapo Church and the busy square in front of it offer an intense look at Manila's popular faith and street trade.
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Wildlife reserve of about 3,500 hectares on the road from Dakar to Mbour, visited on guided drives to see rhinos, giraffes, zebras and antelopes.
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A 360-degree observation deck on the 49th floor of the lotus-shaped Bitexco Financial Tower, about 178 metres above the centre of Ho Chi Minh City.
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Rio's historic hilltop tramway, opened in 1877, which crosses the Lapa Arches from the centre and climbs through Santa Teresa in replica cars.
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Opened in 2012 on Pier 57, the 175-foot Seattle Great Wheel extends over Elliott Bay, with enclosed gondolas giving views of the waterfront and skyline.
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An 18.6-kilometre walking trail along the Joseon-era fortress wall built in 1396, climbing four mountains around old Seoul and passing six surviving gates.
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The nearest wildlife reserve to Accra, where baboons, kob and over 170 bird species live among rocky hills, caves and grassland once home to the Shai people.
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A reconstruction of Shakespeare's open-air playhouse on Bankside, staging plays alongside the candlelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse and running guided tours.
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A retro entertainment district built after the 1903 exposition, centred on Tsutenkaku Tower and known for kushikatsu restaurants and old-style shopping streets.
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A road climbs to the top of 350-metre Signal Hill, a popular sunset spot with views across the city centre, the harbour and the Atlantic Seaboard.
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A 165-metre observation wheel at Marina Centre, opened in 2008, offering a roughly 30-minute rotation with views across Marina Bay and beyond.
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The Smithsonian's free zoo in Rock Creek Park, home to giant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao, Asian elephants, great apes and big cats.
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Rebuilt seaside pier in St Kilda where free, bookable evening sessions let visitors watch a colony of about 1,200 little penguins return to the breakwater.
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An immersive, mirror-lined observation experience at the top of One Vanderbilt, beside Grand Central Terminal, with glass-floored ledges and art installations.
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