Another test of physical endurance, a cycling trip from Paro to Bumthang is a 4-day, 350-kilometre adventure that gives participants a chance to experience the spellbinding Bhutanese countryside, passing peaks of 3,500 metres above sea level. Again, this is a challenging endeavour and should only be attempted by experienced riders.

With collected memories and traces of the history of mankind in Blekinge from the past 10,000 years, Blekinge Museum delves into the region's past, unravelling stories of local trades such as fishing, boat-building, and quarrying. A highlight within its exhibits is Grevagården, an impeccably preserved 18th-century residence adorned with an extensive array of vintage artefacts.

Victory Square, or Piazza della Vittoria, holds a significant place in Genoa as not only one of its largest squares, but also as one of the most important ones. Dominating the square is the impressive Arch of Victory, which is also referred to as the War Memorial of the Fallen. This arch is a tribute to the Genoese soldiers who lost their lives during the First World War. Additionally, the square boasts lawns that are adorned with engravings of the symbols of Columbus's ships.

The Casablanca wine valley is one of the area's newest wine regions, located about an hour outside of Santiago. Because of the ocean breezes from the Pacific, Casablanca became the first cool-climate wine producing region of Chile. Since the 1990s, the wines of this region have been distinguished by wine connoisseurs on merit of their aroma and flavor. Various wine tasting tours will acquaint you with the wines of the Casablanca region and, in addition to wine tasting, will give you insight into the production process. Depending on the organizer, tours cover anywhere between several hours and the entire day and include a wine tasting, lunch or dinner and transportation.