Easter is always a good time of year to visit Bonifacio due to all of the religious ceremonies and processions taking place during this pentecostal period of celebration. These events organised by the church brotherhood include Medieval chants, pagan rites and the 'Procession of the Five' in which the five confraternities of Corsica march together through the city carrying lanterns and holy effigies, dolling out blessings on their merry way.

A private mansion with a nice garden turned into a museum, a place where you can admire works from Turkish artists created between 1850 and 1950. There are also excellent collections of calligraphy, religious and state documents, classical Turkish furniture as well as paintings of the Ottoman era. The museum is beautifully located on a hilltop, overlooking the Bosphorus.

Rouen's principle square is the Place du Vieux-Marche. This is a great place to go for dinner since there are many restaurants and cafés located in the area. Here you can also find the modern Church of Saint Joan of Arc - an incredibly unique architectural creation, as well as a small covered market selling delightful French cheeses and deli. There is an oyster bar with fresh offerings at the market's heart.

Just 23 kilometres west of Vimmerby lies Katthult, known for being the setting of the beloved Emil films. Wander through cherry trees, lilac bushes, and iconic structures like the main house, barn, storeroom, servant's house, and more, all mirroring Astrid Lindgren's stories. Explore the woodshed, meet farm animals, and step into Katthultsboden, a shop offering souvenirs, ice cream, and drinks. The farm, except for the inhabited main house, is open for exploration, revealing a workshop, Alfred the Servant's house, the outhouse, and a spacious cellar.