The museum ship Pommer (Museifartyget Pommern) is the world’s only four-masted freight sailing ship still in its original condition. It reminds onlookers of the time when an entire fleet of such ships was based in Mariehamn. Visit the Pommern in the Western Harbour.

The fortification, first erected in the 13th century, still stands today - and relatively well-preserved, at that. An on-site museum tells the brief history of the fort, but its main draw is, perhaps, the unbeatable view over the Medina and the sea surface - things may get a bit crowded at sunset.

Just outside the city, this 19th-century garden was once the private estate of the Loring-Heredia family. Today it’s open to the public, with winding paths, tropical and subtropical plants, a huge collection of palms, and even a Roman aqueduct tucked between the trees.

The Clyde Butcher Big Cypress Gallery showcases the breathtaking black-and-white landscape photography of Clyde Butcher, celebrated for capturing the intricate beauty of the Everglades and Big Cypress National Preserve. Visitors can explore large-scale prints of serene wetlands, towering cypress trees, and rare flora. Beyond the gallery, the location offers unique experiences like guided swamp walks, which immerse guests in the natural wonders of the Everglades. These tours, led by knowledgeable guides, provide insights into native plants, wildlife, and the ecological significance of the region.