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Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland - California, US - Customize your own droids at the Droid Depot, or go to Oga's Cantina, where you can enjoy alcoholic space drinks and 'blue milk.'

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Central Library - Calgary, Canada - From learning labs to residency programs, this library has a lot offer. In addition to an innovative design, here you'll also find over 450,000 books.

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National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts - Kaohsiung, Taiwan - A former Japanese military base, the National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts is the world's largest performing arts center.

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Helsinki Central Library Oodi - Helsinki, Finland - Not only will you find striking architecture, in this library you will also find robot librarians, game rooms, recording studios, a movie theater, and concert areas.

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Mori Building Digital Art Museum - Tokyo, Japan - This was the world's first digital art museum. Expect stunning visual projections and installations. A true spectacle of digital light and color.

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Camp Adventure - Ronnede, Denmark - Climb its 45-meter-tall (147-ft) tower and enjoy the stunning views of the forest. There are plenty of activities to do here, including zip-lining and tree-climbing courses.

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Museum of Black Civilizations - Dakar, Senegal - African culture, art, and history is celebrated in this museum. Opened in 2018, the museum aims to play a key role in the continent’s sense of identity.

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Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park - Northern Territory, Australia - Home to Uluru, Australia's famous red sandstone monolith, the park is a must-visit and indeed a unique experience.

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Statue of Unity - Gujarat, India - This is the world's tallest statue and it's located on an island in the Narmada River. It depicts Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, India’s first Deputy Prime Minister.

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The National Museum of Qatar - Doha, Qatar - The design, inspired by a desert rose, is one of the museum's highlights. Inside you'll be taken on a journey through the area's history, from geology to Bedouin life.

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Canada's Wonderland - Toronto, Canada -

Its Yukon Striker ride is reportedly the world's tallest, longest, and fastest roller coaster, reaching a top speed of 80 mph (128 km/h).

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Troy Museum - Tevfikiye, Turkey - Gold jewelry, pottery, and marble works dating back to the time of the Trojan War can be found in this museum.

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V&A Dundee - Dundee, Scotland - The first Victoria & Albert museum to open outside of London is free. Here you'll get the chance to learn more about Scotland's design history.

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Newseum - Washington, D.C., US - Visit the Newseum while you can. Don't worry, it's only closing its doors to relocate, so it won't be disappearing. But you should take the opportunity to experience the original building. From pieces of the Berlin Wall to Pulitzer Prize–winning photos, here you'll surely find many interesting things.

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Xiqu Centre - Hong Kong - In the West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong’s arts hub, you'll find this fantastic structure. A theater that holds exhibitions and workshops makes the Xiqu Centre a must-visit if you're in Hong Kong.

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Liechtenstein Trail - Liechtenstein - This European principality launched this amazing trek that connects all of Liechtenstein’s municipalities, taking visitors through a number of landmarks.

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The Shed - New York City, US - The Shed's vision is that access to art is a right, not a privilege. Exhibitions by local artists, for instance, are free. It's a truly inspiring commitment to art.

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Gorongosa National Park - Sofala, Mozambique - The park was created to protect wildlife, however the community also benefits from it. About one-third of the park's budget goes toward local community programs.

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Zealandia - Wellington, New Zealand - Zealandia is the world's first fully fenced urban eco-sanctuary. It was created so that species could be reintroduced to the wild and thrive, safe from predators. It's been a huge success.

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Teatro Galli - Rimini, Italy - The theater was destroyed during World War II, and while it has been partially restored over the years, it was not until 2018 that proper restoration works were completed.

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Hearst Castle - California, US - Here you'll find 165 rooms, including a theater, a billiards room, and a beauty salon. But the highlight is without a doubt the opulent Neptune Pool.

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Pohoiki in Isaac Hale Beach Park - Big Island, Hawaii - 2018 eruptions increased the size of the island by more than 1 sq mi (2.5 sq km) and formed a new beach in Isaac Hale Beach Park!

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Zakouma National Park - Chad - The park is home to one of the largest elephant herds in Africa. A growing population of rhinos can be found here as well.

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The Gathering Place - Oklahoma, US - This 66-acre park was designed with the intention of uniting the local community. People can enjoy its playgrounds, gardens, skate park, and BMX track for free. 

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Quranic Park - Dubai, UAE - In Dubai you'll find the world's first Quran-inspired park. Here you can be exposed to Islam in an original way, and learn more about the religion through gardens, trees, and lakes.

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Chillida Leku - Hernani, Spain - This outdoor sculpture museum spreads over 27 acres. Here you'll find abstract works of the late sculptor Eduardo Chillida.

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Red Sea Mountain Trail - Red Sea Mountains, Egypt - Egypt's first long-distance hiking trail will take you through majestic mountains. Bedouin cameleers also accompany hikers, providing them with traditional food, making the journey an authentic, unforgettable experience.

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See also - Here are some other underexplored places you should definitely visit!

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