Heraklion is the island’s capital and largest city. Its long history began in post-Minoan times, and saw the succeeding of various conquerors, whose traces are still evident in the city. For instance, one of Heraklion's most important landmarks is the Kouless Fortress in the Venetian harbour. In recent years, many streets around the centre have become pedestrianised and link the major monuments of the city, so that one can go about on foot more easily, free from the rush of traffic.

A visit to Mukuni Village, located just a short distance from Livingstone, offers an authentic immersion into rural Zambian life. This living community of approximately 7,000 Leya people welcomes you to observe their traditional way of life, providing insight into indigenous customs and daily practices. Observe skilled local artisans at work and sample traditional cuisine and beverages. Unlike many tourist attractions, Mukuni represents a genuine, functioning village where the privilege of visitation comes with the responsibility of respectful observation. For an optimal visit to Mukuni Village, it is best to hire a tour operator. Wild Horizons comes highly recommended as a reputable agency specialising in cultural excursions to authentic village experiences.

One of the most popular museums in Tel Aviv, the Museum of Art hosts an ever-changing selection of excellent exhibitions. With a display of Israeli and contemporary art, design and architecture, and even photography, the museum truly has something to offer any visitor.

Light plays a central role in this part of Sweden. The winter nights are lit up thanks to the dazzling Northern Lights that flow over the sky in different colours. If you are really quiet you can hear how they crackle. While during the summer months, the nights never get dark thanks to the midnight sun squandering its light.