If you want to enjoy a view over the city, you should visit this basilica in the heart of Altenburg. The red spires are the landmarks of Altenburg and were built and were built between 1165 and 1172 under the supervision of the emperor Frederick Barbarossa and Udo von Naumburg. They represent one of the most beautiful example of Thuringian Romanesque Architecture. Here is also located the Castle and Playing Card Museum and the Card Fountain.

The Center for Contemporary Art & Library in Burgas is a modern cultural hub combining art exhibitions, workshops, and a well-equipped library. It features spaces for fine, applied, and decorative arts, fashion, and design, alongside dedicated areas for children’s creativity and young talents. The library, one of the largest in southeastern Bulgaria, offers a wide range of resources and hosts events like biennales, exhibitions, and lectures, making it a dynamic space for learning and cultural engagement. It’s a perfect spot to cool down from the summer heat and take a break from the beach.

L’Horloge Fleurie is a super-sized watch with a diameter of five metres, made of 6,500 flowering plants and shrubs, symbolising Switzerland’s world-famous watch industry. This symbol has been around since the 1950s, and the decorations and plants are changed in harmony with the season.

Ravenmeadow Golf Club is located on the north side of Worcester, only five minutes from Junction 6 of the M5. This popular golf club opened in 1995 and has some of the best practice facilities in the region, including a bar, a lounge area, a golf shop and changing rooms!