Mount Athos, Greece
Mount Athos is an autonomous monastic state where entry is prohibited to women.
Sabarimala Temple, India
Women of menstruating age were historically barred from entering this Hindu temple, although this restriction has been a topic of legal and social debate.
Mevlana Museum, Turkey
Some areas of the museum, dedicated to the Sufi poet Rumi, were traditionally off-limits to women.
Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club, Australia
Historically, this private tennis club did not allow female members, although this policy has since changed.
Augusta National Golf Club, USA
This golf club did not admit female members for many years, but they began accepting women in 2012.
Haji Ali Dargah, India
Women were restricted from entering the inner sanctum of this Muslim shrine, but a court ruling in 2016 allowed them access.
Cheong Wa Dae, South Korea
The presidential residence in South Korea had a restriction on women entering certain parts, but this policy has been challenged and changed.
Pindaya Caves, Myanmar
There were some restrictions for women entering parts of this Buddhist cave complex, but it was gradually changing.
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem
Some Christian denominations had restrictions on women entering certain parts, but these varied between denominations and had been evolving.
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, Scotland
For many years, this golf club did not admit female members, but the policy changed in 2014.