The Botanical Garden of the University of Zürich shows off its broad collection of flora, both local and imported, on the 5.6 hectares that were laid out in the 1970s. Even when it's raining or when it's cold, you can visit the tropical greenhouses. Each glass bubble represents distinct climate: the sweltering humidity of the tropics, the dry heat of the Mediterranean, and the flowering alpine meadows.

This great castle is the second of the four castles in Brindisi. In the 13th century, Emperor Frederick II commanded the construction of this fortress in which the citizens could take refuge in case of danger and to better defend themselves. Later, in the mid-15th century Ferdinand I of Naples decided to add new town walls in order to defend the castle from deadly shootings. Today it represents one of the leading Navy bases in Italy.

Explore a fascinating journey through porcelain history at a unique exhibition housed in the former premises of the Karlskrona Porcelain factory. This captivating showcase spans the production years from 1918 to 1968, offering a glimpse into the evolution of craftsmanship during a significant era.

Dive into a day of aquatic fun at Brunnsbadet Water Park, where an array of thrilling attractions awaits. Experience the excitement of water slides, navigate through stream channels, and enjoy the soothing swirls of lagoons. For the little ones, there are specially designed children's pools. Take a break from the aquatic adventures to relax in the hot tub or indulge in a water massage. Whether you prefer sunbathing, sipping coffee, or socialising, Brunnsbadet has it all. With amenities like an ice cream kiosk and a restaurant, the water park ensures everything you need for a memorable day with the whole family.