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You can enjoy a fabulous sunrise here in Acadia National Park, which has the highest rocky headlands on the USA’s Atlantic coastline. Covering much of Mount Desert island, off the coast of Maine, Acadia was designated as a national park under another name, Lafayette National Park, 101 years ago today - only to be renamed 10 years later. Acadia packs a lot of variety into its relatively small size. You'll find miles of craggy coastline like the shore in our homepage image, woodlands, wetlands and mountains. And, at 1,530ft, the park's Cadillac Mountain is the highest point along the North Atlantic coast and the perfect place to take in the sunrise.

We're looking over the pretty village of Saint-Étienne-de-Tinée in the Alpes-Maritimes department of south-east France. Home to about 1,500 residents, the village sits low in the valley just beside the Tinée river. It was partly rebuilt in the 1930s after being damaged by a fire, but as you stroll through the narrow streets today, you will discover pastel-coloured facades, trompe-l'œil frescoes, sundials and fountains. The village lies close to Mercantour National Park, which has peaks over 3,000 metres tall, and the ski resort of Auron, which is linked to Saint-Étienne-de-Tinée directly by a gondola lift.

To take in every detail of this music performance venue in Barcelona, Spain, set aside an entire day. The Palau de la Música Catalana is as much a work of art as the music that fills the room most nights. The ‘modernisme’ style of the building, sometimes called Catalan modernism, combines mosaic tiles, stained glass and the sweeping arches and buttresses of Gothic architecture—fusing the details into a dizzying, kaleidoscopic symphony of geometry and colour. We wonder how anyone can focus on the music played here, when the hall itself is so mesmerising?