In Greek mythology, the stunning Andromeda was chained to a rock along the shore as a sacrifice to a sea monster. She was saved by the hero Perseus, and the two eventually married. According to legend, the rock where Andromeda was once bound still remains today.

Discover the Burgundian splendour at the site of the Gruuthuse Museum. In this luxurious 15th century city palace you can explore the 500 years of Bruges history through a rich and varied collection. Particularly eye-catching is the intimate private chapel that connects the palace with the Church of Our Lady. In this way, the lords of Gruuthuse were able to follow the religious services in comfort and privacy. The church’s showpiece is the beautiful white marble statue of the Madonna and Child by Michelangelo, which leaves no visitor unmoved.

The Ramat Gan Stadium, formerly Israel's national stadium until 2014, is a prominent venue located in Ramat Gan. While it is primarily used for football matches, it also hosts large-scale concerts and various athletic competitions.

Bedekovčina lakes were created in the period from 1937 to 1950, due to excavation for the needs of the brick industry. These are closed water systems, but connected to each other.