San Antonio Missions National Historical Park preserves four of the city’s five Spanish colonial missions: Concepción, San José, San Juan, and Espada. These beautifully restored landmarks offer a glimpse into 18th-century life, showcasing stunning architecture, rich history, and their enduring cultural significance. To fully immerse yourself in their story, explore the Missions Bike and Hike Trail, an eight-mile path connecting all four missions along the peaceful San Antonio River.

Great Room Escape offers an immersive and fun experience where you and your team are "locked" in a themed room and must work together to solve puzzles and riddles to escape before time runs out. The attraction features various scenarios, including a zombie-themed room where a "bloodthirsty zombie" is unleashed after one hour and a serial killer mystery. These challenges require teamwork, problem-solving, and quick thinking. The rooms are designed to test your ability to collaborate and communicate under pressure, making it an ideal activity for friends, families, and team-building events.

This historical city is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1998. Urbino is known as the “Cradle of the Renaissance" and when you stroll along the narrow pebbled streets you are able to feel the rich history in the walls of the old buildings.

Erected in 1880 with the help of private donations, the Old Opera House was totally destroyed during World War II. The facade and the forecourt were reconstructed according to the original plans of the architect Lucae in 1981. On the third floor, there is a restaurant and bar with a terrace, which stays open until late.