Sumo Restaurant Ochiizumibeya in Osaka offers a unique dining experience where guests can enjoy traditional sumo wrestler dishes like chanko-nabe, along with entertainment by former sumo wrestlers. Located near Kansai Airport, the restaurant combines sumo, food, and Japanese culture for an ultimate entertainment experience. Don't miss out on the authentic sumo show and delicious Japanese street food at Ochiizumibeya!

Located in Xochimilco, the Trajineras are kind of like Mexican gondolas, except larger and full of colour. Taking a ride on one of the boats along the canals, you'll find floating vendors selling foods, drinks and snacks, as well as mariachi bands, and souvenirs.

Temple that belongs to the Jodo Sect of Buddhism also known as "Ensozan".

Urban fair of fashion, art, and food in Igualada.

Birds of prey center with educational shows.

Tourist train that runs through industrial and mining landscapes.

Historic event with crafts, costumes, and medieval shows.

This stadium is an icon of sports in Mexico City. Whether you're here to watch a match of Club América or the Mexico National Team, it's a must-see—even if you're not typically a sports fan. (Note: It might be undergoing renovations for the FIFA World Cup 2026.)

One of the MUST cultural things to do in Mexico City

If you’re looking to learn how to paddlesurf, this school is perfect. The coaches are great. They explain every part of the process in details and make sure that you feel safe.