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381. Karon Viewpoint
A roadside viewpoint above Kata Noi where three west-coast bays, Kata Noi, Kata and Karon, line up in a single view; free and open at all hours.
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382. Kitengela Hot Glass
A glassblowing studio and artists' compound on the plains south of Nairobi, where visitors watch glassblowers at work, cross a swaying bridge and eat at the café.
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383. Kokrobite Beach
A fishing village beach west of Accra that has become the city's surf hub, with lessons for beginners, canoes on the sand and a relaxed weekend scene.
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384. Kościuszko Mound
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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385. KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board
At its Umhlanga headquarters the KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board runs a 26-minute shark film and a live dissection, plus early-morning boat trips to watch staff service the shark nets.
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386. La Marsa Beach and Corniche
The sandy beach and seafront of La Marsa at the end of the TGM line, a relaxed residential suburb with cafés, restaurants and old palaces.
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387. Lachine Canal National Historic Site
Parks Canada's historic canal from the Old Port to Lake Saint-Louis, with a 13.5-kilometre walking and cycling trail, five locks and industrial heritage along its banks.
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388. Liberdade
São Paulo's Japanese, Chinese and Korean quarter, marked by a red torii on Rua Galvão Bueno and busy at weekends with a craft and food fair on Praça da Liberdade.
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389. Lopud Island Day Trip
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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390. Luna Park Sydney
A harbourside amusement park opened in 1935 at Milsons Point, with its giant face entrance, heritage rides and views across to the city.
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391. Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghat
A huge open-air laundry beside Mahalaxmi station, dating from 1890, where thousands of washers clean, dye, dry and press clothes for the city.
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392. Malvarrosa Beach
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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393. Maokong Gondola
A 4-kilometre gondola from Taipei Zoo up to the tea hills of Maokong, where tea houses serve Tieguanyin and Pouchong with views over the basin.
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394. Mardi Gras World
Behind-the-scenes tours of Kern Studios on the riverfront, where floats, props and giant sculptures are designed and built for Mardi Gras parades.
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395. Margaret Island
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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396. Melville Koppies
Melville Koppies is a ridge-top nature reserve in Emmarentia with indigenous highveld plants, Iron Age remains and city views, open with guided and self-guided walks on Sundays.
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397. Mercado de Bazurto
Cartagena's sprawling central market between the Ciénaga de Las Quintas and La Popa, where some 35,000 traders sell fish, meat, fruit and fried food daily.
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398. Mercato di Sant’Ambrogio
A neighbourhood market opened in 1873 east of Santa Croce, where Florentines buy fruit, vegetables, meat and cheese each morning.
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399. Miami Design District
The Miami Design District is a compact neighbourhood of luxury boutiques, design showrooms, public art and restaurants, with free museums including ICA Miami nearby.
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400. Morocco Mall
A large seafront shopping centre at the end of the Corniche, opened in 2011, with more than 350 stores, the Aquadream aquarium, a musical fountain and an ice rink.
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