Bergsåker Racecourse, the country's fourth largest harness racing track and the true trotting metropolis of Norrland. Races are held year-round, with about 50 racing days every year. The biggest racing event is the Sundsvall Open Trot, held at the end of August each year. Besides harness racing, Bergsåker also annually hosts fairs, exhibitions, markets, and a variety of other events.

This little gem is situated in the middle of Seoul and is an easy one to overlook. Bongeunsa Temple was founded in 794 during the Shilla King Weongseong’s reign. There is a special 2-hour program designed for visitors, which includes meditation and a tea ceremony. Do not miss the huge Buddha statue in the back.

Located at the southernmost tip of Cozumel, Punta Sur Eco Beach Park is an ecological reserve boasting pristine white beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and lush vegetation teeming with wildlife, including exotic birds and crocodiles in their natural habitat. One of the highlights is the historic Celarain Lighthouse, which offers stunning panoramic views of the coastline and houses a navigation museum. Visitors can also explore the "El Caracol," a small Mayan structure thought to have been a temple or a hurricane warning system. For adventure seekers, Punta Sur offers snorkeling opportunities just off the shore and guided boat tours across the Colombia Lagoon to spot crocodiles and diverse bird species. Additional experiences such as massages, tequila tastings, and water sports add a touch of luxury and excitement to this natural gem.

An imposing sculpture park paying homage to the era of Cold War and communism. When the proletarian dictatorship’s enormous monuments and statues were no longer considered politically correct, they were moved from their conspicuous locations to this southern suburb of Buda. Works to see include the gigantic Lenin statue and the Cubist statues of Marx and Engels.