Though some parts of it were renovated, or even added throughout history, Anchiskhati Basilica still remains the oldest church in Tbilisi, dating back to the sixth century. The church is adorned with icons and holy images and in some spots, a few of the original frescoes are still visible.

The New Archaeological Museum of Patras presents the region's rich history from prehistory to the Roman era. Its innovative design allows you to approach exhibits directly, without barriers. The permanent collection is organised into three immersive themes: Private Life, featuring remarkable Roman mosaics and reconstructed villas; Public Life, detailing administration and commerce; and the Necropolis, showcasing burial customs with reconstructed tombs. This experiential approach makes the ancient past vividly accessible, establishing the museum as a significant cultural destination.

The Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center is a unique ecological phenomenon with a one-of-a-kind underwater ocean laboratory that will take you to its depths. You will find the native flora and animals of the Keys and the spectacular and diverse ecosystem of this region. The living reef exhibit and the Center's theater give you easy access to information about both on-land and underwater life.

Maio may be one of the most unfairly overlooked of the Cape Verde islands. It is true that tourist infrastructure is somewhat lacking, but that's part of its charm. Untouched beaches and sand dunes cover much of the island, though it is also home to a large forest, uncharacteristic in these parts. You may be able to catch a glimpse of a loggerhead turtle, as it has the second-largest nesting population in the archipelago.