The Zoo de Guadeloupe, located in Basse-Terre comprises four hectares of rainforest dedicated to the conservation of rare and endangered animals. There are hiking trails that run through the forest where visitors can admire turtles, monkeys, jaguars, and numerous colorful bird species.

Although the Blockland borough is part of the city of Bremen, it has a village-like atmosphere. When it comes to sustainability, Blockland, which encompasses lands outside the city of Bremen, is a true pioneer. The products sold here are all locally sourced and its surrounding countryside enjoys the protection of being a nature conservation area. Blockland is home to more cows than people, which makes it the ideal place to escape from the hurly burly of city life. With its low traffic density, this district is a popular destination for cyclists and water sports enthusiasts who can paddle along the River Wümme to their heart's content.

The beautiful Knights' Square was the political centre of the Republic of Pisa. During the 16th century, it was radically transformed by Giorgio Vasari and became the seat of the new military order of the Knights of St. Stephen. The square is dominated by the Palazzo della Carovana, whose façade is completely covered in sgraffiti and that, today, hosts the Scuola Normale Superiore, founded by Napoleon in 1810.