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It is unusual for visitors to historic attractions to have to stop by and pick up the keys, but this is the case with Fort Charlotte in Lerwick on the Shetland Islands.

One of the most unusual churches you will ever find is situated in Arica in Chile and certainly well worth a visit when your cruise ship pulls into the South American country.

Israel may not be the first place you think of for contemporary art, but it has a museum which could rival any in the world.

Gibraltar is an interesting place in that it has been influenced by a number of cultures and religions throughout history.

The house in which Aung San Suu Kyi spent her childhood has since been made into a museum dedicated to the life of her father, General Aung San.

There are two main sites in Darwin which will excite anyone interested in military history while on a cruise to Australia – one is above ground and the other below it.

Cruises to Norway present the perfect opportunity to visit some of the quaint wooden churches which are scattered around the picturesque landscape.

Everywhere you look on the island of Faial in the Azores there are reminders of the volcanic activity which formed it.

There are in fact two statues of Iracema in Fortaleza, the original and a second more modern one, but this only goes to reinforce the importance of the character in the history of the Brazilian town.

The Panorama Museum is a unique place to visit while in Sevastopol on a Baltic cruise.