Perhaps the hippest neighbourhood in Taipei, Ximending (or Shi-men Ting) is a pedestrian-only area that truly comes to life after sundown. Loud music plays and bright shopfront lights flicker, enticing local youths and tourists with their offerings, some beyond wacky: maid cafes, knife massage, curious bubble tea concoctions, KTV booths, and more – all this along with a few very well preserved historic buildings, such as the Red House. It's a great place to experience the dynamic, young side of Taipei.

Frösö Church, one of Jämtland's major tourist attractions, holds a rich history dating back to the 12th century. Archaeological findings suggest the church was built on a former pagan sacrificial site. Despite a destructive fire in 1898, the church's interiors were salvaged, and it remains a testament to the region's heritage. Renowned for its association with composer Wilhelm Peterson-Berger's compositions, the church's picturesque surroundings contribute to its popularity as one of Sweden's preferred wedding venues.

Strolling around the cobbled streets of Vegueta, where the twin towers of Catedral de Santa Ana dominate the skyline, feels like stepping back in time, for you're walking in the footsteps of Christopher Columbus. Visit the Ermita de San Antonio hermitage, where a kneeling Columbus prayed prior to setting sail.

The Multiplaza shopping center contains over 80 stores and boutiques, a varied food court (with international and local fast food eateries represented), essentials such as pharmacies and banks, a modern 7-screen cinema with a frequently updated movie list, and a gym.