Founded in 1922, The Barnes Foundation is a must-visit for art lovers, housing one of the world's finest collections of impressionist, post-impressionist, and early modern art. The collection includes masterpieces by renowned artists like Renoir, Cézanne, Matisse, Picasso, and Van Gogh, along with remarkable African, Native American, and Pennsylvania German art. Beyond paintings, the Barnes also features decorative arts, metalwork, and furniture. Visitors can also explore the Foundation’s 12-acre arboretum, home to an impressive variety of rare plants.

The hidden Lascaris War Rooms were Malta's best-kept secret during World War II. British troops used the underground tunnels and chambers as their headquarters to coordinate their fight against the Axis powers. Pay a visit to this fascinating museum to gain deep historical insight into Malta's role in WWII.

The Basilica (built in 1137) is the most remarkable religious building in the city. It also hosts the Donizetti’s grave. The Colleoni Chapel is a masterpiece of the Lombard Renaissance.

This is a location full of ancient artifacts bearing traces of life dating back to the bronze Age, Antiquity and the arrival of the Croats. Lobor is often called the cradle of Christianity in northern Croatia. Testimony to this can be found in the baptistery from the Old Christian period and the old Croatian cemetery from the 11th century above which the church was built.