Built in the mid-19th century, St George's Hall is a Neoclassical building which contains concert halls and a law court. Throughout its history, St George's Hall has played host to numerous events, including concerts, exhibitions, and even high-profile trials. It is possible to book a guided tour, where you will get a chance to visit its prison cells and courtrooms as well as see the breathtaking Concert Room with its opulent crystal chandelier and walls lined with Goddess-like statues along with the biggest classical reception room in the UK, the sumptuous Great Hall.

Upolu is the main and most populated of the islands in Samoa. The nation’s capital Apia is located here, the perfect place to familiarise yourself with the island life, pick some souvenirs and get to know the cultural heritage and history.

This small chapel is the embodiment of a centuries-old urban legend. It is said that the cliff-side abbey was built after an unknown horse rider galloped up the Old San Juan street and fell off the edge. It has been restored several times but still proudly shows signs of its age.

Steinwache Memorial and Museum is a museum that documents persecution and resistance during the Nazi regime. Established in a former police station that, under the Gestapo, was known as ’’West Germany’s Hell’’ because of the torturing of the opponents of the Nazi regime. The museum exhibits documents, photographs and even the interior of the prison cells to give an impression to its visitor.