Part of Atlantis, The Palm, this aquarium carries through the resort’s sunken Atlantis theme with maze-like passages and atmospheric tanks. Inside, you’ll spot everything from sharks and rays to jellyfish and seahorses, all set against a dramatic backdrop of ruins and sculptures. It’s not the biggest aquarium in Dubai, but its design makes it one of the most memorable.

The Amricani Cultural Centre – House of Islamic Antiquities is a significant cultural institution housed within a historic former American Mission Hospital. The complex itself, with its graceful, rehabilitated buildings, is a landmark. It serves as the headquarters for the Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah organisation, showcasing selections from the prestigious Al-Sabah Collection, a private assembly of over 20,000 Islamic art objects. The centre functions as a vibrant cultural hub, combining exhibition spaces with a conservation lab, library and theatre, making it a cornerstone for both preserving and presenting Islamic artistic heritage.

Take a romantic walk along the well-preserved wooden houses in what previously was the largest workers' district in Tampere, built on a sand ridge shaped by the ice age. The area's famous landmark is the Shot Tower, and Rajaportti Sauna, Finland's oldest public sauna, is also found here.