Housed in a former monastery that dates back to the 17th century, the Maison des Vins de Bergerac showcases fine exhibits on the history of the region's wine production industry. Visitors can naturally sample and purchase some of the vintages to take home.

The Beitou area of Taipei is renowned for its high concentration of thermal spa centres. There are establishments to fit any budget, from the low-priced open-air Public Hot Spring (modest swimwear required) to private hotels and resorts uphill, all offering hot spring baths at various price points. One option most resorts offer is renting a private room with a large bath that can be filled with hot spring water. The Spring City Resort in Beitou is a great mid-range option. A session here includes access to about a dozen thermal pools of varying water temperature (from seemingly boiling-hot to rather chilly), plus robe, towel, and slipper rental. They even offer a free shuttle bus to the metro station. For a luxurious spa treatment, look into the offerings of Hotel Regent Taipei, for example. Wellspring Spa offers a wide range of relaxing treatments including massages, body wraps, skin polishing and facials. Take the elevator to the top floor and unwind at this urban sanctuary.

Växjö Art Site is a string art and can be found around Växjösjön. The works of art are voted for and chosen by the residents of Växjö. In the app "Offentlig Konst in Växjö" you can follow the Art Site on a map and read more about the works of art (in Swedish only). There is also a web version of the app for those who want to explore the art by computer.

One of the largest wooden churches in Sweden, dating back to the 18th century, Pajala Church was originally built in Kengis in the 1790s but moved to Pajala in 1879. The church still bears a striking resemblance to its original self and is a landmark hard to miss when in Pajala.