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A first weekend in Cork: market, Shandon and a riverside choice
Put Cork’s English Market into Saturday, then cross the Lee for Shandon’s church and tower. Use Sunday for the City Gaol and Fitzgerald Park or Blackrock’s science-and-waterfront outing. An optional concert at St Luke’s adds a different evening when the programme fits.

Déri Museum or MODEM: choose your Debrecen art afternoon
Choose Déri for Munkácsy and its broader collections, or MODEM for changing modern and contemporary art. The neighbouring buildings make a flexible afternoon, but their tickets and visitor rules are separate.

A first Debrecen weekend: downtown art and Great Forest paths
Spend the first day around the Great Church and downtown museums, then use the second for the Great Forest and university exterior. This plan leaves room for a proper meal and a shorter rainy-day version.

Debrecen Great Church: an interior visit or the upper route?
Decide whether the church interior is enough or you want the upper route as well. The A and B labels describe different admission scopes; a guided explanation is a separate service.

Debrecen Great Forest: university façade, pond and optional lookout
Give the Great Forest its own outing. Use the university exterior and Lake Békás as clear anchors, with an optional water-tower stop when its visitor facilities are available.

Piac Street: merchant façades, Hal köz and Kossuth Square
Make the short downtown walk about the details above shopfront level: old bank buildings, copper spires and the square’s monuments. Add a seated Hungarian meal or a church visit without turning every doorway into a compulsory stop.

A first weekend in Delhi: old-city lanes and Mughal gardens
Spend Saturday around Old Delhi and Sunday among garden tombs, with a separate India Gate outing if you have energy, suitable weather and time for the journey.

Humayun’s Tomb: garden paths, Isa Khan and an optional museum
Give Humayun’s Tomb a focused visit, looking at the garden layout and nearby Isa Khan enclosure before choosing a separate museum or Sunder Nursery extension.

A slower Delhi morning in Lodhi Garden
Use the domes, garden paths and contrasting tomb shapes to give Lodhi Garden a purposeful short walk, with time to pause and a separate central Delhi lunch option.

Old Delhi on foot: Jama Masjid, food lanes and a small appetite
Build an Old Delhi walk around Jama Masjid, Dariba Kalan and Chandni Chowk, with a few named food stops and an evening guided alternative.
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