Ramona's oldest structure, the Verlaque House, and other historic buildings dating back to 1870s and 1880s are the venue of Guy B. Woodward Museum, maintained by the Ramona Pioneer Historical Society as a way to preserve the history of the early West. Beyond the Verlaque house, explore the shops, antique exhibits, and even browse through the special artifacts.

The only active volcano in Continental Europe, Mount Vesuvius is a popular destination for excursions, and offers a stunning panorama over the Naples bay, as well as a thrilling opportunity to look inside its crater. Infamous because it destroyed Pompeii 2,000 years ago, Vesuvius is now carefully controlled by geologists. An interesting choice can be visiting it in the morning — it's only 20 minutes away from Naples — and then heading to the Pompeii archaeological site in the afternoon.

The enigmatic Sansevero Chapel is an important part of the Italian artistic heritage and is located in the historic part of Naples. Here you can see the famous Rococo sculpture of Veiled Christ made by Giuseppe Sanmartino in 1753, as well as a feast of Baroque architecture and a mysterious temple of initiation.

Encompassing a diverse landscape from coast to mountain, Norrbotten County boasts a rich cultural history spanning over 10,000 years. The county emerges as a multicultural haven, embracing Sami, Tornedalian Finnish, Finnish, Swedish, and New Swedish cultures. Norrbotten Museum's exhibitions provide a comprehensive view of Norrbotten, its cultural heritage, and the broader world. The museum's offerings extend to the present, featuring culture, documentary projects, cultural history, and art. Through engaging tours, workshops, and lectures tailored to current issues, historical narratives, and societal reflections, visitors of all ages can delve into the vibrant tapestry of Norrbotten's cultural identity.