Come and discover Madpea, a dark mysterious location filled with interactive games, mystery and excellent builds. It flows nicely and leaves you wondering what is around the next corner. Is it safe? Walk carefully and prepare yourself to be awed.
This store focuses on Steampunk, Cyberpunk, urban and neko. It has a varied collection of things I have purchased and enjoyed including my fav firepit. So maybe I have to state myself again, stores that make the effort in either design or display stand shoulders above for me than stores that slap up Vendors on walls. I find it interesting not only to shop but enjoy the environment. There are exceptions of course, but Prim has build themselves a sweet little visual collection of buildings that can make shopping fun.
Again, another fine example of what potential Secondlife can have for education and information. Virtually speaking brings in authors and such, and conducts an interview regarding their guests expertise and opinions. Many times it is politically sensitive but not dumbed down. I have listened to several very interesting people speak here. It is a regular event so, if this type of function suits you, pop in and get a schedule of times and upcoming guests.
New York, the city that never sleeps. Over my time in Secondlife there has been many attempts to recreate this city or parts of it. Trouble is, its New York, a city with so much to offer and quite diverse in those offerings. Old New York does a good job in placing familar landmarks 
Be patient as there is a lot to rez here. The Globe is not just a build, but rather a fully functional theatre which also happens to be a true replica of the famous Shakespearean 
This my friends marks my 100th landmark and what a grand place to be. Voted in past as one of the top ten places to visit in SL, it still today ranks as one of the nicest builds. The basillica is beautiful, wonderful vistas and a great all round walk. I sometimes tip the creators when I find a box as I explore, but here I found a HUD I could buy (May be pricey for some) that gives and audio guide as you walk through the place.
When I went looking for Starry night, an art musuem that recreated Van Gogh's work in 3d, I was dissappointed to find it had closed (or maybe extremely well hidden). Well my friend Michele came to the rescue and found me a whole sim doing basically the same thing. Lifting Van Gogh's paintings into a 3d environment that you may walk through and touch. I totally am in love with it and beleive me..well worth a look around.
