Just steps from the River Walk, The Alamo is an essential stop for anyone visiting San Antonio. This 300-year-old mission was the site of the iconic 1836 battle during the Texas Revolution, where a small band of Texan defenders made their last stand. Today, located in the heart of Alamo Plaza, it serves as a symbol of Texas' fight for independence and showcases exhibits on the revolution and the state’s rich history. Be sure to stroll through the tranquil Alamo Gardens, a hidden gem that offers a peaceful escape in the bustling downtown area.

With modern minimalist features, this dramatic church stands proudly on Place du Vieux-Marche in Rouen. This is the place where Saint Joan of Arc was burned at the stake, which is what the church's shape symbolises.

Yasmine is a gargantuan resort complex just outside Hammamet proper. As of today, Yasmine amounts to a miniature city with a Medina of its own and various facilities such as markets, hotels, entertainment centers, and a waterside promenade - all of it covering an area of nearly 300 hectares.

Visit the cosy, 150 old ceramic factory which today is also a museum. The ceramic factory is still creating stoneware after the original principles. When entering inside the old factory you will feel the ambiance of a unique industrial environment and after the tour why not buy some beautiful products to bring back home from the museum shop. They also provide activities such as workshops. For more detail see website below.