result.topSights, on desktop and mobile, with no flag and at no extra cost. Google shows it on travel queries about a city or a place (things to do in rome, cliffs of moher): the sights to visit, each with a photo, its rating, category and ticket price, and a “More things to do” link. topSights is omitted when the SERP has no such block.

Top sights in Google Search
thumbnail. Values are text as Google shows them, in the language of the SERP.
The sights are not in localResults. Other sections of the same result are not part of topSights: the events (“Events this weekend”) are in events, and the category sections (“Historical places”, “Museums”) and “Top experiences” tours are not returned.
Layouts
Top sights
A city query shows “Top sights in Rome” in the main column: a carousel of up to 20 sights, or a grid of four. Each tile shows the opening state (hours) and has a cid and a link. Mobile shows the same block, often with a map above it.

Top sights on mobile
things to do in rome in the United States, on mobile:
Things to do
A query about a place (a landmark, an island, a region) shows “Things to do” in the main column: cards (four on most desktop pages, up to 20 on mobile), some with a “Website” link (links). Cards show no opening state and have no cid or link. On mobile, some city queries show their top sights as these cards.

Things to do in Google Search
cliffs of moher in Ireland:
Side panel
On desktop, a place’s panel on the right can show “Things to do” or “Things to do nearby”.topSights returns it when the main column has no block. Its cards have the fields of the cards above. Some side panels show small cards whose photo Google embeds in the page; those sights have no thumbnail.

Things to do nearby in the side panel
table mountain in South Africa:
Top sights structure
Sight
position and title are always present. Every other field is included only when the sight’s card shows it.
Response example
A response tothings to do in rome in the United States, on desktop: 20 sights.