This giant panoramic work of art spans forty metres in circumference and reaches fourteen metres in height, capturing the small fishing village of Scheveningen as it was in the late nineteenth century in a cyclorama. It creates the illusion that the observer is atop a large sand dune looking down upon the village, an illusion which is complemented by the foreground within the artwork that is made up of artificial terrain. The museum is dedicated to the single work of art from Hendrik Willem Mesdag and there are lots of ways to experience it including a guided tour, lectures and even children’s treasure hunts.

Stockholm's bohemian neighbourhood is like a city within the city. The streets around Skånegatan form the SoFo-neighbourhood, where visitors will find a string of small shops, bars, cafés, and restaurants. Götgatan, Mariatorget, and Medborgarplatsen are also popular areas. Södermalm boasts numerous parks and fantastic panoramic views of the city, as well as many of the city's best bars and nightclubs, plus popular gay and lesbian clubs.

Swim with green turtles with guides that can show you these ancient mariners before they are released back into the wild. The Satoalepai Wetlands sanctuary is the ideal place to bring your family. The kids will love feeding these gentle giants and swimming among them will be a memorable experience.

The undisputed best Italian cuisine in La Romana is served at family-run Restaurant Lucas, a quaint location with in- and outdoor seating available. Pasta is made fresh in-house, and a wide assortment of Italian dishes is on offer, including seafood such as lobster.