Cultural attractions

Cultural attractions allow travellers to experience mankind's physical and intellectual creations. Culture in its broadest sense is everything made by humans; however, some feats make greater impressions than others. The UNESCO World Heritage List contains some of these sites, together with natural attractions. == Architecture == Castles Chicago skyline guide Delta Works – flood protection structures in the Netherlands Developmental records – the longest, the tallest, the oldest etc. Fortifications Fountains Grand houses Haciendas Le Corbusier World Heritage Lighthouses New Mexico Pueblos The Persian Caravanserai Planned cities Signs Skyscrapers == Art and antiques == Art and antiques shopping Arts in Japan Design European art Modern and contemporary art Murals and graffiti Sculpture Visual arts == Curiosities and fringe phenomena == Cryptozoology Fringe phenomena Places with unusual names UFOs == Ethnic groups == The world is populated by thousands of different ethnic and national groups, most of them without a sovereign country to call their own. An ethnicity is usually defined by language, religion and traditions, rather than geography or politics. Acadians, the French-speakers of Canada's east coast and their cousins in Louisiana, the Cajuns Amish and Mennonites Celts Indigenous cultures of North America Indigenous cultures of Mesoamerica Maya culture Navajo Nation New Mexico Pueblos Ohio prehistoric sites Indigenous cultures of South America Indigenous Australian culture Indigenous Taiwanese culture Indigenous Peoples Trail in Nepal Kanak culture in New Caledonia Maori culture Minority cultures of China Minority cultures of Japan Minority cultures of Russia Nordic folk culture Roma culture in Europe Sami culture in northern Scandinavia and Russia's Kola Peninsula Swedish canon == Fiction == Assassin's Creed Tour Breaking Bad Tour Game of Thrones tourism Harry Potter tourism Horror fiction James Bond tourism Literary travel Literary London Lord of the Rings tourism The Wire Tour X-Files tourism == Games == Board games in general, including newer ones Chess Xiangqi (Chinese chess) Go (weiqi, baduk) Shogi (Japanese chess) Monopoly Mahjong == Government and institutions == Interesting borders Legislative buildings Local governments Military and police ceremonies Monarchies Official residences Spies and secrets United Nations Visiting company headquarters == History == Archaeological sites Ghost towns History of organized labor History of justice In the footsteps of explorers Living history museums Military tourism Old towns Organized crime tourism Philosophy tourism UNESCO World Heritage List == Holidays == Carnival New Orleans Mardi Gras Chinese New Year, Golden Week holidays in China Christmas and New Year travel Christmas in the Philippines Christmas markets Chuseok Day of the Dead Easter travel Festivals and events in the Philippines Golden Week in Japan Halloween Holidays of the United States Spring break Travelling during Ramadan == Performance == Chinese performing arts Music European classical music Indian classical music Jazz Music festivals Music in Britain and Ireland Musical instruments Nordic music Rock and roll Reenactment and live-action roleplaying Social dancing Social dancing in Finland Salsa dancing in Latin America Stand-up comedy Theatre Musical theatre == Religion == Baha'i Faith Buddhism Cemeteries Christianity Amish and Mennonites Christian sites in Japan Churches in Antarctica Churches in Chicago Churches in Ethiopia Churches in South Australia The Painted Monasteries, Romania Wooden tserkvas of the Carpathian region Hinduism Imperial tombs of the Ming and Qing dynasties, China Islam Judaism Places of worship in Singapore Sacred sites of China Sacred sites of the Indian sub-continent Sanamahism Sikhism Zoroastrianism == Science and technology == Automotive history Aviation history Aviation history in the United States Golden Age of Modern Physics Hacker tourism Industrial tourism Maritime tourism Mathematics tourism Mining tourism Nuclear tourism Royal Flying Doctor Service tourism, Australia (RFDS tourism) Science tourism Space flight sites Steam power Textiles Underground works Urban rail adventures == Sport == American football Association football (soccer) Association football in Europe Australian rules football Baseball in the United States Basketball in North America Boxing Cricket Field hockey Handball in Europe Horse racing Ice hockey in North America Motor sport Formula One Motorcycle speedway International multi-sport events: Olympic Games Gay Games Polo in Manipur Rugby football == Others == Australia's big things Japan's Top 3 Miniatures, dioramas and scale models The Most Beautiful Villages of France Museums Off the beaten track in Japan Pueblos Mágicos in Mexico Touring prestigious and notable universities in the U.S. Trams in Melbourne UNESCO Creative Cities UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage