The International Newspaper Museum presents a cutting-edge, insightful exhibition on the 21st-century global media landscape. It effectively imparts media literacy in an engaging manner. A highlight is the access to 200,000 international newspapers spanning five centuries, offering a unique window into the evolution of journalism and news dissemination.

A walk through the dragon-adorned Pagoda Gates leads visitors into the colorful and exciting area of San Francisco known as Chinatown. It is tightly packed with exotic shops, ethnic food markets, and excellent restaurants. In February each year, the Chinese New Year is celebrated here with parades and dancing dragons. Chinatown in San Francisco is the biggest chinatown outside Asia. Always a good choice for a quick and budget-friendly meal, especially of you're craving dim sum.

As one of the most beautiful Renaissance buildings in Germany, Leipzig’s old town hall is well worth a visit. It is located on the market square of the city and, since 1909, not only offers a great photo opportunity, but also an interesting exhibition about the city’s history from the middle age until our recent and modern time.

Strikes & Spares is the kind of place where you can easily lose track of time—in the best way. Whether you're dodging in bumper cars, racing go-karts, knocking down pins, or playing a round of black-light mini golf, there’s something for everyone. The arcade is packed with games for a little friendly competition, and if you’re into pool, there are billiard tables, too.