The Soleri Bridge and Plaza was designed by the illustrious Paolo Soleri. The artist, architect and philosopher brought his creation to the Scottsdale Waterfront. Soleri crafted it to be a passage for pedestrians, a solar calendar and a gathering place all-in-one. Representing a connection between man and nature, the Soleri Bridge has become a marquee attraction for Scottsdale.

Open-air swimming pools in Rzeszow are located at 23a Ks. Jałowego St. (entrance from Pułaski St.). They are open in the summerti me from 9:00-20:00. The complex consists of 3 swimming pools – a 50-meter sports pool, a recreati on pool with a slide, water jets and a fountain, and a paddling pool for children. Younger guests can also enjoy the water playground, which is located in the pools. Discount tickets: primary school, middle and high school students, students up to 25 years old, retirees and pensioners, people with the first degree of disability together with a guardian - upon presentation of ID card. Children under 3 years use the pool free of charge.

A huge collection of underwater artefacts and old sailing and trade ships feature in this museum devoted to naval construction, navigation and ports of the Mediterranean. The museum is located in an impressive modern building and in the inside, you will find a café-restaurant that offers magnificent views over the bay of Cartagena.

Zisa Palace is a 12th century castle built for King William I of Sicily. Its name derives from the Arabic word "al-Aziz", which means splendid. The original Norman building underwent some changes during the years, especially with the decorations added during the Baroque period. The Islamic inspiration for the architecture is clearly visible in the decorations of the vestibule, where Arabic vaults and columns are interposed by Baroque frescoes and marble decorations. Today, the castle houses a museum of Islamic art.