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A recent study by TotallyMoney.com revealed the world’s most cultural cities, based on number of theaters, museums, art galleries, Michelin-starred fine dining and more. There are plenty of destinations for sand, sun and surf, but if it’s a more enriching experience you seek, these cities take the top spots.

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Home to 96 theaters, 81 museums, 54 art galleries, 43 Michelin-starred restaurants and two World Heritage sites, Amsterdam is a world leader in cultural destinations. Stroll the art-filled alleys of the Jordaan neighborhood and visit Museumplein in Oud-Zeid, home to museums, open-air exhibits and markets.

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St. Patrick’s Day celebrations aren’t the only cultural experience to be had in Dublin. The city is home to 127 theaters, 57 museums, 32 art galleries and five Michelin-starred restaurants, as well as Dublin Castle, the Science Gallery and Trinity College’s iconic Old Library and Book of Kells.

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Prague is teeming with history and cultural heritage, from the 10th-century Old Town Square and Prague Castle to the beautifully sculptured Charles Bridge. The city is home to 129 theaters, 110 museums, 201 art galleries, three Michelin-starred restaurants and countless charming street-side cafés.

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In addition to beautiful beaches and a lively music scene, Miami offers a rich cultural experience, especially for art lovers. The city is home to the Art Deco District, featuring works by Warhol and Picasso, the Design District and Little Havana, in addition to 72 theaters, 18 museums, 27 art galleries and a World Heritage site.

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Paris is unparalleled in its romance, beauty and cultural experiences, with several picturesque gardens, 245 theaters, 147 museums and 100 Michelin-starred restaurants. Visit the Arc de Triomphe at the end of the iconic Champs-Elysée, the Notre Dame Cathedral, the opulent Palace of Versailles and the Louvre.

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From stunning architecture and a long art history to museums and culinary offerings, Barcelona is one of the best destinations for a cultural experience. Visit the beautiful Sagrada Família and Park Güell, and choose from 80 theaters, 95 museums, 46 art galleries and 25 Michelin-starred restaurants.

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Milan is a cultural gem, home to iconic landmarks from the Duomo Cathedral and the Teatro Allo Scala opera house to the Pinacoteca di Brera art gallery and the Renaissance Castello Sforzesco. The city boasts a world-renowned shopping scene, 43 theaters, 76 museums, 42 art galleries and 17 Michelin-starred restaurants.