A walk in Trapani’s old city cannot be missed. The legacy left by the numerous dominations suffered by the region can be easily recognised in each building. Across the various districts, you can admire different architectural styles, from the Arabian to the medieval, and Baroque. Everything is easily reachable within walking distance, so you will be able to experience Trapani's old city in one go.

Exploring the Cascade Mountains on horseback with Eagle Creek Ranch offers an immersive nature experience. Their seasoned guides lead riders of all skill levels through scenic trails, with options ranging from a gentle 40-minute Valley Ride to a more adventurous 1-hour and 40-minute 5-mile Ride. Children aged six and above are welcome, though double-riding isn't permitted. During winter months, the ranch collaborates with Eagle Creek Sleigh Rides to provide horse-drawn sleigh journeys through snow-covered landscapes, complete with hot cider by a cozy barn fire.

The Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum is a quirky and fascinating stop with over 9,000 nutcrackers from around the world, spanning from ancient Rome to modern times. The museum's collection includes everything from simple, functional designs to elaborate, artistic pieces. It’s a fun spot for visitors of all ages, especially kids, who can take part in afternoon “nutcracker hunts” to make the experience even more interactive.

The Mausoleum at Halicarnassis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, still stands today, albeit in remnants. Its true appearance remains a mystery to many, but it's believed that the renowned sculptor, Skopas, lent his talent to parts of its decoration — and it was undoubtedly extravagant. Nowadays, you can only gaze upon the remains of the once majestic building's walls, the rest having been claimed by earthquakes and the passage of millennia.