Discover the breathtaking vistas of Luleå year-round at mountain Ormberget, offering a spectacular view both in summer and winter. During the winter months, the options abound — from downhill skiing on slopes perfect for children and beginners to enjoying the thrill of sledding. In contrast, summer unveils a different charm, presenting extensive jogging tracks and an outdoor gym for fitness enthusiasts. For a touch of adventure, take on the biking trails, providing an exhilarating experience in the warmer months. Ormberget caters to every season, ensuring visitors can indulge in both outdoor recreation and scenic delights, crowned by a restaurant atop the mountain for a delightful culinary experience against the picturesque backdrop.

The UNESCO-listed Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve is another one of the Seychelles' must-dos. Take a guided tour through the primeval forest (free tours are given at 9am and 2pm daily) and see endemic trees, the curious fruit of coco de mer palm (the trees only grow in two places in the world, and nuts grow up to 42 kilos heavy), and a plethora of rare bird species.

A relic from the 18th-century British rule, Xoriguer produces perhaps the oldest gin in the Mediterranean, crafted using a 1700s recipe and copper stills that are over 250 years old. Their showroom in Menorca offers an array of flavours to taste; don't miss the traditional pomada. Their unique process has earned them the 'Gin de Mahón' Geographical Indication recognition. Drop by and find your perfect Menorcan memento.

This 174-acre wildlife park features Wake County's last operating 18th-century, water-powered gristmill. The mill is supported by a 16-foot-tall stone dam and a 24-acre pond. The park features a big visitor center with an exhibit hall, while the surrounding natural areas include over three miles of hiking trails.