The star attraction at the Varna Museum of Archaeology is the gold — specifically, more than 3,000 pieces of worked gold unearthed from the Varna Chalcolithic Necropolis, dating to around 4,600–4,200 BC and considered the oldest processed gold ever found. The necropolis was discovered by chance during construction works in 1972, and the finds rewrote what archaeologists understood about prehistoric societies. Beyond the gold, you can explore artefacts spanning from the Palaeolithic through to the Middle Ages, including Roman surgical instruments, Hellenistic tombstones, and a marble plaque listing, in Greek, the names of Varna's school graduates from AD 221. A collection of around 150 icons from the 14th to 19th centuries occupies the second floor. Everything is clearly labelled in both Bulgarian and English. The museum itself is housed in a handsome late Baroque former girls' school dating from the 1890s.

Jakarta Cathedral is a magnificent example of neo-Gothic architecture in the heart of Indonesia’s bustling capital. Inside, stained glass windows, tall spires, and an old pipe organ give a sense of its long history. It sits just across from the Istiqlal Mosque, and together the two landmarks reflect Jakarta’s mix of faiths and everyday coexistence.

Experience a top-ranked golfing challenge at Loomis Trail Golf Course. This exceptional course holds the distinction of being the only course in Washington State to make the nation's Top 100. Its challenging system of canals and lakes give it one of the highest slope ratings in the state, offering a thrilling experience for seasoned golfers. The course is open to the public on even days of the month, allowing everyone to test their skills on this remarkable layout.