Crespi d'Adda is a unique example of industrial architecture that has been classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The village consisted of a factory (a cotton mill), the castle of the owner, worker's houses, a cemetery, a wash house and a church: it is a XIX century village, built by the Crespi family of industrialists.

Beginning at the Nervi marina, Anita Garibaldi's Walk is a picturesque 2-km route that leads to the ancient port of Capolungo in Noli. Originally, it was an ancient trail utilized by fishermen and farmers in the early 1800s to access fishing spots and agricultural land that abutted the sea. Nowadays, it's a popular destination for couples and families seeking a romantic stroll in one of the world's most breathtaking locations. The mesmerizing views and stunning colours of the Riviera make it an experience well worth having.

Picture a serene green oasis in the heart of Bentonville — a 6.5-acre native woodland garden that doubles as a public park and event venue. This peaceful retreat, home to a diverse collection of native plants, is quickly gaining recognition as a regional destination. The park also honors Dr. Neil Compton, a physician and naturalist celebrated for his efforts to preserve the Buffalo National River. In addition to its natural beauty, the site features a conference center ideal for meetings, seminars, retreats, weddings, and more. The woodland garden is also available for tours, events, and even film or commercial photo shoots, making it a versatile space for both relaxation and creativity.

This small local military museum is a great place to visit to get some knowledge of the military history of the island of Bornholm. Here you can explore military equipment from the past 500 years, uniforms, weapons, remains of a V1 flying bomb, which are all housed in unique historical buildings. On the courtyard you will even find a tank. There are guided tours of the exhibitions. When you are here why not visit the impressive tower called Kastelstårnet, located near the Museum of Defence, a bit south of the old part of Rønne.