Museum of World Insects and Natural Wonders

This quirky, family-run gem is part natural history collection, part passion project, and all blissfully air-conditioned. Cabinets brim with beetles, butterflies, and oddities, but it’s the personal stories behind the exhibits that make a slow wander feel intimate and genuinely fun. It’s rarely crowded, which means you can move at your own pace and savor the cool air as you go. The building itself stays comfortably shaded, making it a perfect midday hideout when Old City streets start to shimmer. Budget an hour or two, and bring a curious mindset. Photography is welcome, but resist the urge to rush. The more you read, the cooler it gets.