Veliki Tabor is one of the best preserved late medieval and Renaissance castles in the continental part of Croatia, built by the noble Rattkay family during the 16th century. The oldest part of the complex is the central fortified building - donjon - used for dwelling and defence.

The Scottish Parliament Building at the foot of the Royal Mile is a striking, award-winning complex designed by the late Catalan architect Enric Miralles. Opened in 2004, its unconventional forms are deeply symbolic, intended to represent an open, well-rooted democracy. The journey through the building is a key part of the experience, moving from the cave-like Main Hall up to the light-filled Debating Chamber. You can take a free guided tour to understand the architecture's meaning, watch parliamentary debates from the public gallery (tickets required, typically Tuesday-Thursday), or explore the exhibition space. It is a must-see for its bold design as much as for its political significance.

Where else can you sulk in the sordid past of Park City? Park City Ghost Tours takes you on a 75-minute walking tour of historic Park City while sharing the ghost stories and history of Main Street’s haunted buildings. The tours leave daily from Miner's Park at 7pm, and reservations are required 24-hours in advance.

The Jeddah Corniche is a 30-kilometre coastal pathway that functions as a primary public space for the city. It is a popular destination for evening strolls, with residents and visitors walking along the Red Sea shore. The area includes several public art installations from the Jeddah Open-Air Museum. The King Fahd Fountain, one of the tallest in the world, is a prominent landmark along the waterfront. The atmosphere is particularly lively around sunset, when the light over the water draws larger crowds.