Even the exterior of Universum Bremen was designed to astound: this science centre is housed in a futuristic-looking structure which looks uncannily like a whale. It is even situated on a lake. Visitors of any age will enjoy getting up close to natural phenomena, such as what it feels like to experience an earthquake, and having a go at experiments, such as stopping lightning bolts. Try out the interactive exhibits as you move through the permanent exhibition spaces dedicated to Technology, Humans and Nature and the ever-changing special exhibitions about socially important topics. There are also many exciting things to discover in the outdoor area at Universum, where you can conduct experiments in the open air.

Located on an island in the River Weser, the Weserburg museum is an exhibition space that extends over 4,000 square metres. Its exhibits feature works of internationally famous artists alongside pieces created by the next generation of local talents. Apart from art, the Weserburg houses Europe's largest collection of publications and documents about art, ranging from postage stamps to books, films and vinyl records. It is an archive, a research institute and an exhibition space, all rolled into one.

Situated within the National Battlefields Park, the Musée National des Beaux-arts du Québec (MNBAQ) seamlessly blends aesthetics and elegance, with its exterior revealing sweeping vistas of the park's lush green landscapes, while the interior showcases a captivating collection of remarkable artworks. The building itself is already a grand work of art.