This steep and winding street is the most photographed street in San Francisco. Tourists come to the Russian Hill to see, drive or walk down the "crookedest street in the world," that has in total eight hairpin turns. The Hyde Street Cable Car makes a stop at the top of Lombard Street. From there, you can get amazing views of the Fisherman’s Wharf and the Bay.

This functioning monastery isn't much of a developed tourist attraction, but visitors are welcomed by an English-speaking guard and ushered inside the early 14th century Serbian Orthodox monastery (built in place of an even more ancient 6th century basilica). There is a small gift shop selling ecclesiastic paraphernalia and souvenirs.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure in the northern reaches of Sweden's largest lake, Vänern, renowned for its archipelago boasting 20,000 islands and islets. For an immersive experience, consider renting a kayak from the seasoned professionals at Vänerkayak. Whether you choose to paddle solo, with family, or alongside friends, the option to hire a kayak offers the freedom to explore the scenic surroundings at your own pace. For those seeking guidance and expertise, Vänerkayak provides the opportunity to book lessons with their skilled instructors and guides, ensuring a safe and enriching exploration of Vänern's stunning aquatic landscapes.