This compact museum brings a slice of Russian art and culture to Malaga, with pieces borrowed from the Leningrad State Museum. The collection covers everything from grand, classical works to more modern, postmodern stuff. They also run events like talks, music performances, and readings. Audio guides and tours are available.

In the Capital of Waterparks, being the largest waterpark is quite a feat. Noah’s Ark Waterpark claims that title not only just in The Dells, but in all of America. There are over 80 family activities in a park, including activities for young children and exhilarating extreme adult slides. Enjoy the Quadzilla, The Scorpion’s Tail, Black Anaconda, Tadpole Bay Kiddie Play Area, Noah's 4-D Dive-In, 51 waterslides, 2 huge wavepools, 2 endless rivers, 4 kiddie water play areas, Flash Flood, bumper boats, arcades, gift shops, restaurants, candy store and much more. Noah's Ark Waterpark operates seasonally, so it's a good idea to check their website for the most up-to-date calendar and hours each year before planning your visit.

The volcanic island of Silhouette is significantly younger than its nearby siblings, formed by a volcanic eruption 63 million years ago (compare to Mahe Island's venerable age of 650 million years). It is home to the archipelago's arguably most affordable luxury resort, Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa. The island's reef is one of the best in the archipelago, with nature trails and diverse flora and fauna adding to the appeal.