Set on a natural cove, the Varadero Delfinario invites visitors to see the graceful marine mammals up close and even - if they so desire - go for a swim in their company, all at a rather moderate fee. Dolphins are kept in a favourable natural environment of a sea inlet.

Phuket and beaches go hand in hand; whether it’s surfing, people-watching, or just sinking into quiet sand, there’s a stretch of coastline for every mood. Freedom Beach stays quiet for a reason: it’s tucked behind the jungle and can be reached either by longtail boat or by a steep trail for those willing to hike. The effort pays off with soft sand, clear water, and almost no facilities. Kata Beach has more going on, with surf lessons, cafés, and plenty of space, while Kata Noi, just around the corner, is calmer and more relaxed. Patong Beach is the opposite end of the spectrum: long, busy, and lined with bars, shops, and nightlife. Somewhere in between, Karon, Nai Harn, and Surin offer long stretches of sand without the chaos, still with enough restaurants and sunbeds if needed.

Located in the Truman Sports Complex, GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium is a lively epicenter for Kansas City sports fans, best known as the home of the Kansas City Chiefs, with a reputation for hosting some of the loudest crowds in the NFL. The stadium offers an enhanced fan experience with the Arrowhead Art Collection, which showcases regional artworks, and exclusive Hall of Honor displays celebrating Chiefs history. On game days, fans gather early for one of the league's best tailgating scenes and various onsite amenities, including the Ford Tailgate District.

Located within the Federal Reserve Bank, the Money Museum provides visitors with an engaging and educational experience centered around currency. Discover historic bills and coins, including the Truman Coin Collection, and enjoy interactive exhibits. One highlight is the massive vault, which showcases millions in cash, along with hands-on activities like lifting a gold bar.