Founded in 1934, the Livingstone Museum holds the distinction of being Zambia's largest and most historic museum. This cultural institution offers you a fascinating journey through galleries showcasing collections spanning natural history, archaeology and ethnography. Among its most prized possessions are the archives of Dr Livingstone's personal correspondence and historical documents. There's also a shop in the museum if you want to purchase quality local artwork or other souvenirs.

On 1 February 2026, the Concert Hall Stadthalle Heidelberg was reopened after 5 years of renovation. It has provided a home for a wide variety of events in Heidelberg for over 120 years. In order to fulfil the requirements of a modern concert and cultural venue in the future, the interior was extensively and lovingly renovated. Great importance was attached to preserving the historical charm of the building and even restoring the original historical conditions from 1903. The outstanding location of the Concert Hall Stadthalle Heidelberg can now be experienced again. The opening towards the Neckar River makes the building brighter and gives it wide sight lines - the view of the river, into the Neckar valley and across to Philosophenweg is unique. The Great Hall was restored to its original state and equipped with movable floors for flexible use. With stage and sound technology of the highest standard, the renovation of the Voit organ, complete seating with Thonet chairs, optimisation of accessibility and sustainable energy improvements, a unique concert situation has been created for audiences and artists. In keeping with the motto "Modern meetings, historical celebrations", the Concert Hall Stadthalle Heidelberg will offer an ideal complement to the new Heidelberg Congress Centre (HCC) with evening receptions. Dinner events in the Great Hall with up to 600 seats, get-togethers on the newly designed Montpellierplatz and other formats in one of the building's other diverse spaces offer the best conditions for socialising and getting to know each other personally. When vision meets history - then you are in Heidelberg.

The State of Rio de Janeiro is world-renowned for its many breathtaking beaches. Copacabana is probably Rio’s most famous beach: located in the vibrant neighbourhood of the same name, it is almost 6 km long, home of the New Year celebrations and the official venue of the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup. Tourists meet here all year round to play sports, sunbathe, and dance till morning. Other beaches close to the centre of the city are Ipanema and Leblon, both crowded with cafés, bars, and restaurants, while the beaches of Barra da Tijuca, Prainha, and Grumari are great for surfing and water sports enthusiasts. Nearby Búzios, a former fishing village, offers many spots to practice surfing, volleyball, scuba diving, and windsurfing. Located in a small peninsular area, the village is fringed by many beautiful beaches, such as Geribá, Enseada de Manguinhos, Armação, Praia dos Ossos, Azeda, and Ferradura. Approaching Rio from Búzios, you will find Arraial do Cabo, the perfect place for an unforgettable scuba diving experience through crystal-clear waters and rock formations teeming with tropical fish.

Also known as St Leopold's Church, this Art Nouveau masterpiece by Otto Wagner defines Vienna’s architectural cityscape and is recognised as the first example of a Modernist church in Europe. Distinctive components of Art Nouveau style were the ornaments that are especially exposed on the dome of the church and on the altar.