Cordoba's very old centre is not to be missed, on any tour. the curch-mosque is breath taking, but so are the narrow streets leading away from that monument. Very nice to hang around in, hit a nice restaurant. Look for Maimonides' statue and the very tiny little street that commemorates Averoes (ibn rosj)

very old church, pre-gothic in most of its parts, with some marvelous marble lions sitting at its feet.

there's theatre and other performances all day and part of the night on the large square in front of the palais des papes. nice to hang out and watch some.

Enontekio is the last village of sorts on the way to Kilpis, Finland's northwestern-most end, with a wonderful, magical mountain (saana) to hike around. Unfortunately, Travel Brain cannot locate the magical location of Kilpis, is why I mention it through this 'on the road to' village that does show on the travel brain system

The Vlaaikensgang is an alley that cuts through a few blocks of medieval houses in the centre of town. There's a winebar and the backentrance of a famous restaurant, but most of all there's old walls and stones, plants crawling along these walls, and medieval silence. In the old days, the houses around this allew were inhabited with the craftsmen constructing the cathedral that is really closeby. Most probably it was an open sewage then - not the nice medieval floring that one walks on these days

stumholmen island connects by bridge to karlskrona. the island is covered with a military complex no longer in use, including a 'jailhouse rock-like' prison. Stumholmen is surrounded by more islands, almost all of which are dotted with fortresses and related constructs, that are highly explorable for those into military archeology. in summer one can swim around the island in watercolour waves, at around 3:30 am when the sun comes out.