Dating back to 1703, Elfreth’s Alley is often hailed as the oldest continuously inhabited residential street in the United States. Go back in time by walking down its narrow, cobblestone lane, where Federal and Georgian-style homes still stand proudly as relics of a bygone era. At numbers 124 and 126, you’ll find a small museum offering a glimpse into the daily lives of working-class Philadelphians during the colonial era.

The Centre for Studies of Holocaust and Religious Minorities showcases a modern exhibition that sheds light on the Holocaust. Through a combination of powerful imagery, immersive sounds, films, artefacts, and informative textual documents, the exhibition chronicles the tragic genocide of European Jews. It also highlights the Nazi State's systematic mass murder and persecution of other targeted groups and minorities.

Curryfest celebrates the unique Punjabi heritage of Woolgoolga, which is immediately noticeable from the Sikh temple on the hill as you enter town. For the past twelve years, thousands have flocked to this beachside town to enjoy Indian music and dance, and to sample curries from around the world. The main festival day features over 100 food and market stalls, a special kids’ zone with rides and entertainment, a mindfulness and meditation zone for those seeking inner peace, and two stages of live entertainment. In addition to the main festival day, an increasing number of lead-up and follow-on events are encouraging visitors to extend their stay.

The Qinhuai River has flowed through Nanjing since its founding. Over the years, the area alongside the river has become the city's busiest and oldest neighbourhood. Taking a boat tour, especially at night, is the best way to appreciate the beauty of this historic city. Here, you can sample a variety of authentic street food and find unique souvenirs.