If motorcycles fascinate you, the Ducati Museum, on the outskirts of Bologna, is a must. At the Ducati Factory, you can see the history of this world-famous brand from the year of 1926 until today. You can also join the factory tour, just make sure to book in advance.

Just a stone’s throw from the centre of Shenzhen, Lizhi Park offers a peaceful retreat with its lush green lawns, tranquil lakes, and plenty of shady spots to unwind. It’s the perfect place for a leisurely afternoon, whether you're boating on the lake, enjoying a quiet walk, or simply soaking up the calm atmosphere. But what really sets Lizhi Park apart is its lively weekend scene. Every Saturday and Sunday, the park becomes a vibrant hub for locals gathering to share their passions. You’ll find the English corner, where learners practice their language skills, alongside groups of Tai Chi practitioners and traditional opera enthusiasts. Whether you’re joining in or just observing, it’s a great way to get a taste of local culture.

About a 25-minute drive north from the cruise ship port in George Town you'll find Hell. Roughly the size of half a football field, this peculiar area is famous for its short, black, ironshore karst formations. The jagged structures make Hell appear rather treacherous. Part of the attraction is the Hell Post Office. Send a postcard to your friends and family!

Nestled along Shenzhen’s coastline, the Mangrove Nature Reserve is a peaceful retreat and a crucial stop for migratory birds travelling the East Asia-Australasia Flyway. The park’s serene surroundings make it a perfect spot for nature lovers, especially birdwatchers hoping to catch glimpses of over 200 species of migratory birds, including rare sightings like the black-faced spoonbill. But this place isn’t just for wildlife enthusiasts—locals love to visit on weekends for a different kind of escape. With its scenic sea views, the park is often filled with families and groups playing cards, enjoying picnics, or simply unwinding by the water.