25 Truly Amazing Places You Must Visit Before You Die

Grab a sheet of paper and a pencil, ladies and gentlemen. (Or in more modern terms, create a new note on Evernote.) Its time to create that
bucket list youve been meaning to write up. Item #1: Create a bucket list. Item #2: Travel the world.
About that second item Youre going to need a few target destinations to lead your adventure. Dont worry, weve got you covered. When
on a journey to travel the globe, make sure each of these 25 amazing places are on the itinerary.

1. The Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia

The Great Barrier Reef is the largest collection of coral reefs in the world, spanning over 1,400 miles. Its so large that it can be seen from
space, and its among one of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World. It is the place to go diving, offering a one-of-a-kind display of
underwater life.

2. Pyramids of Giza, Egypt

As the only one of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World still largely intact, the Pyramids of Giza are definitely worth a visit. Dating back
to around 2,560 BC, the Great Pyramid of Giza stood as the tallest man-made structure for over 3,800 years.

3. Stonehenge, Amesbury, England

Lots of mystery surrounds Stonehenge, and contrary to those who believe its just a pile of 25-ton rocks, its actually a beautiful sight. Book a
guided tour to visit the center, and at sunset, enjoy the stunning glow of the setting sun between Stonehenges pillars.

4. Salar De Uyuni, Bolivia

This massive salt flatthe largest in the worldspans a massive 4,086 square miles. Formed by several ancient lakes, this salt flat becomes
so reflective in the rainy season that its used to calibrate satellites. Its effectively the worlds largest mirror and a breathtaking sight.

5. The Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA

Carved over thousands of years by the Colorado River, the Grand Canyon is a sight to behold that one simply cant fathom without being
there. The massive rock walls span for over 200 miles.

6. Antelope Canyon, Arizona, USA

The Antelope Canyon in Arizona is a picturesque series of crevices you wouldnt believe wasnt a photography trick until you checked it out
yourself. The way water carved out the crevices millions of years agocoupled with the manner in which the light hits each wallmakes the
rocks appear different colors, creating a dazzling display.

7. Easter Island, Rapa Nui, Chile

Like Stonehenge, no one really knows the story behind the 887 Easter Island moai statues. Even so, they offer visitors a great adventure.
Plus, travelers can enjoy other Easter Island adventure options, like hiking and scuba diving.

8. Reed Flute Caves, China

Today, the Reed Flute Caves are highlighted by multicolored lights, turning the 240-meter-long cave system into a stunning experience. As
one of Chinas most popular attractions for over 1,200 years, its worth the visit to view these incredible stalactite, stalagmite, and pillar
formations.

9. The Great Wall of China, China

This massive, man-made wall stretches thousands of miles long. Not only does the marvelous structure leave many visitors scrambling to
pick up their jaws knowing it was made by human hands, but its atop a mountain ridge that delivers awe-inspiring views of the area.

10. Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia

This area is among one of the most beautiful in the world, with crystal clear waters, lush green scenery, and stunning waterfalls.

11. Zhangye Danxia Landform, Gansu, China

This incredible collection of rock formations is one of the most amazing worldwide. The rainbow rock features were created by sandstone
and mineral deposits laid down over 24 million years ago.

12. The Great Blue Hole, Belize

Off the coast of Belize, divers find a submarine sinkhole called The Great Blue Hole, where the water is 407 feet deep. Its over 980 feet wide
and can easily be seen from above.

13. Redwood National Park, California, USA

The combined Redwood National and State Parks span over 133,000 acres across Californias north coast. These parks are home to the
tallest growing species on Earth, the redwood tree, which can grow to be well over 300 feet tall.

14. Yellowstone National Park, USA

Yellowstone National Park spans over three states and features a variety of sights you dont want to miss. This collection of hot springs and
geysers will truly have you amazed. Some of the more popular areas in the park include the Old Faithful geyser and the Mammoth Hot
Springs area.

15. Bora Bora, French Polynesia

Bora Bora is the poster child of the iconic tropical paradise. This island sits 143 miles northwest of Papeete, in the South Pacific, and features
the extraordinary turquoise waters, white sand beaches, and beautiful greenery youd hope to find in the tropicsonly its more fantastic
than you can imagine.

16. Taj Mahal, Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India

The Taj Mahal is a truly beautiful architectural feat. Its a massive, white, marble-domed mausoleum constructed in the 1600s that attracts
over three million visitors each year.

17. Tianzi Mountains, China

Set as the inspiration for the floating mountains in the movie Avatar, these formations are more breathtaking than you can imagine. The
area spans 16,550 acres, and the tallest peak rises about 4,140 feet above sea level.

18. Angkor Wat, Cambodia

Angkor Wat was previously a Hindu and Buddhist temple built in the 12th century. Today, its an architectural wonder worth visiting.

19. Machu Picchu, Peru

Machu Picchu is an ancient Inca site that dates back to the 15th century and sits atop a mountain above the Sacred Valley. The restored site
offers a fantastic look into Inca history and an even more fabulous view of the astounding scenery.

20. Glacier National Park, Montana, USA

Glacier National Park offers some of the most stunning scenes in the US. Its full of beautiful mountains, green alpine forests, and clear
lakes. There are over 700 miles of trails, making it a hikers paradise.

21. Pamukkale, Turkey

This area is home to natural hot springs that leave travelers in awe. Dont end your journey without bathing in one of the remarkable natural
tubs.

22. Victoria Falls, Livingstone, Zambia

Are you ready to be impressed? You will be when you visit Victoria Falls. This waterfall measures one mile across and is 354 feet high. That
along with the fact that more than 260,000 gallons of water flow over the edge per secondmakes it the largest singular waterfall in the
world.

23. Venice, Italy

Venice is the perfect destination for travelers seeking a unique city experience. The canals that run through the city act as roadways,
providing a unique transportation option while delivering a beautiful scene.

24. Lenis Maranhenses, Brazil

This area features a collection of clean, white sand dunes intertwined with crystal clear blue waters, creating the kind of picturesque beauty
youd hope forbut rarely seein a beach.

25. Highlands, Iceland

A dazzling Northern Lights show is something that should be on every bucket list, and one of the best places to see the show is in Icelands
highlands.

60 Cities To Visit Before You Die

Its never too late to go on a holiday youll never forget. Or 60 holidays! Heres a list of 60 of the best cities to visit, according to tourists
around the globe. It will give you a little glimpse of each location with three suggested attractions or activities that are a must-see (or do!)
while you are there. Read on and maybe youll be a little inspired to start planning the ultimate holiday.

1. Los Angeles, USA

Sunny LA with all its energetic buzz of dreamers and go-getters, it can be superficial but also multicultural and complex. Visiting Hollywood,
the birthplace of the iconic Mickey Mouse, and taking selfies on the Star Walk of Fame are just a snippet of the LA experience.
Things to do:

Visit Getty Center

Visit Lacma Museum

Shop vintage at Raggedy Threads

2. Marrakech, Morocco

Pulsating with stunning mosques, fascinating crafts and luxury living, Marrakech is a very popular destination amongst travellers. Whether
youd like to circle the Koutoubia mosque or enjoy a culinary high with a side of modern art, its all here from the exotic to the hypnotic.
Things to do:

Take a walk around Jemaa el Fna and all its souks

Visit Jardins Majorelle at Rue Yves Saint Laurent

Bargain at the busy Rahba Kedima Square

3. New York City, USA

If youre a first-timer, go ahead and be as touristy as possible. Visit the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, the Met, Central Park But if youve
got more time, be sure to delve into the neighborhoods because youll surely find quirky shops, delis and hole-in-the-wall bars. Its an
incredibly rewarding experience to go behind the scenes here.
Things to do:

Lose yourself on a West Village stroll

Visit the indie Mecca of cinephiles, Film Forum

Try out Escape the Room

4. Chiang Mai, Thailand

Chiang Mai is laid back, vibrant and reverential. Explore the famous Night Bazaar, the National Museum, and the Botanic Gardens to soak
up as much of the culture and exquisite aromas of Thai orchids as possible. Spiritual vibes are also at an all-time high here with the citys
center being home to over 30 temples.
Things to do:

Try khao soi (nothing says Im in Chiang Mai more than that!)

Visit Doi Suthep-Pui National Park

Wait for a sunny day and go on a Balloon Adventure for a whole different view of the city

5. Budapest, Hungary

Budapest is a gem of Baroque, neoclassical, eclectic and Secessionist buildings to satisfy the architectural cravings of its eager visitors. Not
your thing? Well, Budapest has more to offer, from the poignant scars of war and history, to an abundance of thermal and mineral hot
springs, so the options are numerous.
Things to do:

Take a Danube cruise for a stunning panoramic view

Take a dip at one of Budapests famous baths

Walk across Chain Bridge and youll understand why its often called the Pearl of the Danube

6. Krakow, Poland

Krakow is Polands second largest city covering both banks of the Wisla River. To many first-timers its easy to feel at home very quickly in
its old-world ambiance and charm. Old Town and Kazimierzs streets are crammed with galleries, cafs, pubs and restaurants, all for your
touristic enjoyment.
Things to do:

Visit Krakows Historic Centre

Go shopping at the Main Market Square

Take a walk down the chilling Lost Souls Alley interactive museum

7. Saint Petersburg, Russia

This is the Russia cultural heart, home to the architectural jewels of the Winter Palace and the Kazan Cathedral, with a side of the worldrenowned art of the Hermitage. Youve got everything from art and nightlife to fine dining here.
Things to do:

Visit the Church of Our Savior on Spilled Blood

Visit the State Hermitage Museum and Winter Palace and relive some overwhelming history

Look at the beautiful of the Neva at the Neva Embankments

8. Buenos Aires, Argentina

This is the seductive and energetic birthplace of the tango, with atmospheric neighbourhoods bursting with romantic restaurants and
pumping nightlife. Embellished with European heritage in the architecture, boulevards and parks.
Things to do:

Get your tango on at the Centro Cultural Borges

For some theatres and operas, visit the Teatro Colon

To thrill your artistic mind, Usina del Arte

9. Florence, Italy

The dream of every art historian, this city is filled with the work of Michelangelo, which grace the walls of the Basilica di Santa Croce. The
city appeals to photographers with its stunning views, and Tuscan cuisine is the cherry on top.
Things to do:

Visit the beautiful Basilica di Santa Croce

Watch something at the Cinema teatro Odeon

For the ultimate shopping experience, Janniderma is the place

10. London, England

The ultimate cocktail of history, art, fashion and food in one place, thats London! Theres a little something for everyone from the Tate
Modern and the Royal Opera House for the art fanatics, Oxford Street shops for the ones willing to splurge, and Abbey Road and the
Sherlock Holmes Museum for the music and book lovers.
Things to do:

Watch the best show in London: Les Miserables

Visit the O2

The king of specialty shops in London, Forbidden Planet

11. Riga, Latvia

This city is the largest metropolis in the Baltics and its a compelling mix of Latvian traditions and influences from various other countries.
Riga is funky and vibrant, trapping travelers long past their departure date. Riga manages to combine its steeples and turrets with an
irresistible nightlife and restaurant scene. Old Town, once dubbed the Paris of the East, is filled with lavish glass hotels and business
centers.
Things to do:

Visit the living history of Old City

Take part in a day tour around the city

Go shopping at the Central Market

12. Montreal, Canada

The Quebecois cosmopolitan center, Montreal is home to an alluring mix of cuisine, festivals and culture with its irresistible pastries,
breathtaking heritage such as the Notre-Dame Basilica, and its winter wonderlands of nearby ski resorts and ice hotels. Despite its modest
size, its packed and you dont want to miss out on it.
Things to do:

Visit the Basilique Notre-Dame de Montral

Go crazy at gallery-slash-curiosity-shop Monastiraki

Give the seafood a little taste at Le Filet

13. Berlin, Germany

A sobering and edgy reminder of the postwar atmosphere, from its fashion to its architecture to its history. But Berlin is a combo of
museums, galleries, operas, guerrilla clubs and snack shacks that go beyond its dark history, making it almost reminiscent of 1980s New
York.
Things to do:

Pay the Berlin Wall Memorial a visit

Take a bus to Museum Island

Play the brilliant TeamEscape Berlin with some friends

14. Lhasa, Tibet

The heart and soul of Tibet, deep in the Himalayan mountains, Lhasa remains to be a city of ancient wonder despite the modern Chinese
influence. Its streets are bustling with people from all around the world and the city has become a cultural hybrid. Being seen as the real
Tibet, Lhasa deserves a week of exploration to fully capture the vibes it possesses.
Things to do:

Take a walk around Potala Palace

Visit the famous Jokhang Temple

Relax at Norbulingka

15. Cape Town, South Africa

Known as the Mother City with all of Mother Natures beautiful wonders, the proudly multicultural community that coexists in harmony
gives Cape Town an exotic and delicious touch. The Table Mountain National Park is the most important attraction and in essence defines
the city as a whole, and the gorgeous metropolis is filled with chalets, parks, Afro-chic decor and restaurants for all tastes.
Things to do

Take a look at the mountains from a slightly different view via the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway

Attend a show at The African Dance Theatre

Visit the Two Oceans Aquarium

16. Siem Reap, Cambodia

Being one of the largest religious complexes in the world, Siem Reap has become one of the most popular destination for tourists worldwide.
The home of the temples of Angkor, Cambodias eighth wonder of the world, has reinvented itself into becoming the epicenter of the new
Cambodia. With its temples, history, shopping stalls, food vendors, and world-class spas, you might want to spend a little more than just a
couple of days here.
Things to do:

Visit the Bayon Temple

See the wonders of the Angkor Archaeological Park

Check out the must-see Sombai Infused Rice Spirit Shop

17. Skopje, Republic of Macedonia

One of Europes most riveting and multifaceted cities, with a very historic vibe derived from all that survives from Skopjes Ottoman and
Byzantine-erafrom hand-carved ornaments to fortresses. This is accentuated with a very contemporary culture with its bars, clubs and
galleries.
Things to do:

Visit the Holocaust Memorial Centre

Cross The Stone Bridge

Visit the Memorial House of Mother Teresa

18. Istanbul, Turkey

Istanbul is one of the hottest tourist attractions around nowadays. With its mosques, bazaars, Turkish baths, restaurants, galleries and
clubs, its been dubbed the Worlds Hippest City. Theres plenty to keep you busy during the day, from sightseeing to getting the ultimate
Turkish treatment at a spa, but at night theres this joie de vivre sensation throughout when the clubs and restaurants are buzzing with
action.
Things to do:

Visit the Suleymaniye Mosque and the Hagia Sophia Museum

Visit the chilling Basilica Cistern

Take a relaxing visit to Kilic Ali Pasa Hamami

19. Hanoi, Vietnam

This exotic city blends medieval and modern as they co-exist in an urban center with Parisian chic and Asian pace. Having survived
American bombs and Russian planners, Hanoi re-emerged after economic reforms and is now scattered with huge mansions, grand
boulevards, lakes, and parks, not to mention the 600 temples and pagodas. The City of the Soaring Dragon awaits you.
Things to do:

Visit the real Hanoi: Old Quater

Pay the Vietnamese Womens Museum a visit

Try out the VietClimb

20. Vilnius, Lithuania

Curiously charming, eccentric and soulful. Lined with decadent and fragile Orthodox and Catholic churches, theres more to this capital than
meets the eye as the underlying magic is what creates its soul. The true essence of boho spirit lurks around the reminders of loss and pain
that only make it more captivating.
Things to do:

The live adventure at Wrong Room

Visit the Old Town

Pay the Holocaust Museum a visit

21. Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok is split into 50 unique districts filled with golden palaces, porcelain inlaid spires, and floating markets and food stalls. The
old districts still possess the grit that the city used to have, which makes them a must-see for any first-time visitors. Thai cuisine is one to
marvel at too with its diverse sweet, spicy, sour and salty flavors.
Things to do:

Marvel at the Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Pho)

Visit the luxurious Paragon Cineplex

Enjoy the art at the Museum of Contemporary Art

22. Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona is Spains most cosmopolitan city, with its avant-garde chefs and its flamboyant street performers. Once home to Picasso,
Barcelona has been revolutionary when it comes to art and despite the seeming aura of hedonism, its people are very dynamic and
hardworking. The capital of Catalonia could keep you occupied for weeks so make sure you pay it a good visit.
Things to do:

Explore more Picasso with the Walking Tour

Make your own mosaics at Mosaiccos

Visit the Port of Barcelona

23. Venice, Italy

This is gondola central, with its canals, restaurants, romantic ambiance, Grand Canal palaces and marble churches. Venetians ignore
the aqua alta and marvel in their paintings, wine, music and boho-chic trends. Always flowing with admirers at any time of the year, visitors
appreciate its cuisine, art and espressos.
Things to do:

The Venice Photo Walk with Marco

Take a gondola trip with Row Venice

Visit the Saint Marks Basilica

24. Dubai, UAE

Home to the tallest building in the world, the only seven-star hotel and the largest artificial islands, Dubai is the multifaceted cosmopolitan
center of the future. Constantly full of surprises, Dubai is ever changing with its multiplying shopping malls, extraordinary architecture and
delicious gourmet restaurants featuring a taste of places from all around the globe. In addition, you have the desert to explore: just rent a
dune buggy and go crazy.
Things to do:

Take a dip at the 5-star Dolphin Bay or Aquaventure

Visit the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve

Visit the Mall of the Emirates

25. Miami, USA

Sun-kissed, sultry and shimmering. By day, its a must to hit the beach, walk about Miamis colorful Art Deco architecture, or dare to hit the
envious South Beach celebrity scene. West of the city is the Everglades, the most eccentric ecosystem in North America while to the North
youve got the infamous Fort Lauderdale with its yachts and martinis. Miami is sweaty but glamorous and the party is always on, you take
your pick!
Things to do:

Private tour at the Everglades River of Grass Adventures

Take a special drive on the Biscayne Xpress Water Taxi

Visit the Florida Grand Opera

26. Amsterdam, The Netherlands

History with an urban flair, thats Amsterdam. The gentle canals are a beautiful backdrop for the Jordaan and Rembrandtplein Square, and
no one should miss out on the most moving experience of the Anne Frank House. Amsterdam is cosy and surrounded with
artistic treasures like the Van Gogh Museum. Although many tourists are only there to see the Red Light District, be sure to explore the rich
history in all the houses that date back to the Golden Age.
Things to do:

Visit The Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum

Pay Anne a visit at the Anne Frank House

Take a walk around the Vondelpark

27. Phuket, Thailand

With its colorful blend of cultures, rubber trees and tin mines, Phuket has attracted entrepreneurs from all around the world. The Old Town
has become infused by current art, food and music and attracts a very hip crowd after having its shophouses and homes renovated. This is a
surreal vacation that is perfect for the tourist on a budget.
Things to do:

Visit the Gibbon Rehabilitation Project

Take a Two Sea Tour

Take a look at the Big Buddha

28. Agra, India

The Taj Mahal is the magical destination that draws tourists to Agra like mad, but thats not the only attraction worth the visit. There are
also the fascinating tombs and mausoleums that are scattered around the city, along with the many vibrant and bustling chowks (the
marketplaces).
Things to do:

Visit the Taj Mahal

Take a walk with the Agra Walks

Spare a little more than a day for the Agra Fort

29. Varna, Bulgaria

This maritime capital is by far the most interesting and cosmopolitan town on the Black Sea coast as it is a combination of port city, naval
base and seaside resort. How could it get any more interesting? Beautiful enormous parks, historic feel, Roman baths, museums and a
buzzing restaurant scene, thats how!
Things to do:

Visit the Varna Archaeological Museum

Watch history reveal itself at the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin

Have some family fun at the Varna Amusement Park

30. Bali, Indonesia

The saying that the best things come in small packages is very true when it comes to Bali because it is more than just small, its an
Indonesian paradise. Listening to your bodys needs and pleasuring it with a massage on the beach or a sybaritic spa is first on your travel
checklist. Then comes the shopping, the cuisine and the beautiful, lively nightlife, you will never get enough of the frangipani trees or the
enchanting temple ceremonies.
Things to do:

Pay the Baruna Dive Center a visit

Attend Chef Deans Cooking Class

Go on a day tour with Bali Adventure Tours

31. Brussels, Belgium

For every fan of the unknown, heres a bizarre but interesting mix of French and Flemish and caf culture. Renowned for great shopping, fab
restaurants, sublime chocolate shops, and history dusted and polished into the walls of the historic and decaying buildings. Are you seduced
yet?
Things to do:

Start at the truly grand Grand Palace

Visit the Musical Instruments Museum

Go for a run at the Bois de la Cambre and Foret de Soignes

32. Bucharest, Romania

Most dont speak too fondly of this capital, but its perplexing. Thats its point! Its medieval and home to many of Romanias most historic
churches. This is the place to leave your comfort zone and just go exploring all the elegant vibes of the 20th century, French-influenced
architecture. Stick around for more than a day, and itll just make sense.
Things to do:

Try out the Escape Rooms

Visit the eerie Romanian Athenaeum

Take a break at Herastrau Park

33. Lima, Peru

Lima is for those willing to delve deep into a city to truly understand and unravel the beauty underneath the foggy and chaotic atmosphere.
Limas beauties are humble, hiding amid the high rises where the pre-Columbian temples and colonial mansions lie. Lima also makes up for
the aesthetics with a multitude of experiences, from museums filled with poetry to golf clubs and crowded nightclubs. This is what youd call
a hot mess, dont miss it.
Things to do:

Have a gorgeously Peruvian meal at The Lima Gourmet Company

Go shopping at the Centro Comercial Larcomar

Visit the spending Magic Water Circuit

34. Zrich, Switzerland

A major destination for all things shopping and contemporary art. Some say the citys Protestant modesty is truly what saves it from getting
just a little carried away with its vibrant collection of bars, restaurants and clubs with the most buzzing nightlife youll see. If it was once
seen as dull, it surely isnt anymore!
Things to do:

Visit the Uetliberg Mountain

Pay the Rietberg Museum a visit

Go on a delicious Sweet Zurich Tour

35. Shanghai, China

Shanghai is the chance to acquire a taste of the past, present and future in one dynamic cosmopolitan center in the worlds fastest-changing
nation. Exhilarating, and obsessed with the latest fads, fashions and technology, this city has got European-style cityscapes and a sci-fi
skyline, so dont miss out on it.
Things to do:

Visit the Shanghai Circus World

Take a walk around the Old French Concession

Visit the Shanghai History Museum

36. Kyoto, Japan

Kyoto is the home to masterpieces of religious architecture, beautiful temples, exalted gardens and decorated shrines. There are said to be
over 1,000 Buddhist temples along with a varied range of excellent restaurants, ancient specialty shops, and a feel for all the seasons in one.
Things to do:

Pay a visit to the Fushimi Inari Shrine

Visit the GEAR Art Complex

Go shopping at the Nishiki Market

37. Siena, Italy

This Tuscan town will take you back in time with its marvelous marble floors, artwork and heritage from the Middle Ages. The citys artistic
glories are largely Gothic and that is transcendant in its cathedrals and the medieval tradition that involves bareback riders (dangerously)
racing on cobblestones. Its thrilling: a must-see for any avid traveler.
Things to do:

Visit the Biblioteca Piccolomini

See the Siena Cathedral

Visit the Piazza del Campo

38. Dublin, Ireland

Dublin wears everything on its Irish sleeve, from its fascinating history to its brilliant personality and with all Georgian elegance aside,
Dublin is not like the other European capitals. Its amiable and witty and leaves you all at ease with its charismatic and multicultural soul.
Things to do:

Feel the vibes of An Evening of Food, Folklore and Fairies

Try out the Kilmainham Gaol experience

Go on a Rural Pub Tour

39. Hiroshima, Japan

Despite its name evoking the memory of 6 August, 1945, Hiroshima has a lot more to offer like the Peace Memorial Park. But Hiroshima
with its wide boulevards and laid-back vibes is anything but depressing. Take a couple of nights to check out its thriving community.
Things to do:

Visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum

And the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

Take an afternoon trip to the Mitaki Temple

40. Cusco, Peru

Visit this cosmopolitan Inca capital with its cathedrals, temples, cobblestone streets, and most importantly the awesome llamas and alpacas.
This city of the Inca Empire is the archaeological destination of the Americas, as well as the continents oldest inhabited city.
Things to do:

Visit the Belmond Hiram Bingham

Visit the Centro Historico de Cusco

Try out the Inca Trail, its a must!

41. Glasgow, Scotland

Glasgow is edgy, Victorian and swamped with the best bars to tickle your taste buds. The hedonistic culture will encourage your nocturnal
side and get you head banging along to the live music scene. The city is in the midst of a transformational era, and you want to be there for
it.
Things to do:

Witness the brilliant Sharmanka Kinetic Theatre

Art lovers should head to the House for an Art Lover (it sells itself!)

Have a bouncy fun time at the Bubble Football Zone!

42. Nadi, Fiji

This tropical paradise is very popular amongst travelers looking for a holiday of beautiful beaches and gorgeous ancient cultural sites around
Sigatoka. Nadi is building its identity while incorporating elements of a city, a business hub and a tourist junction, and even if it never makes
up its mind, you should still give it a visit!
Things to do:

Get a coach at the Fuji Surf School and pick up a new skill!

Visit the relaxed Sabeto Hot Springs and Mud Pool

Go on a Robinson Crusoe Island Night Tour

43. Oslo, Norway

This Norwegian capital has been here for a thousand years, how have you not gone there yet? Its a visual delight when it comes to the
variety of museums it offers, from Edvard Munchs The Scream, to the unforgettable Viking Ship. Theres a rapidly growing caf,
restaurant, nightlife and opera, jazz and indie rock culture, so Oslo appeals to all the tastes out there!
Things to do:

Attend The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet

Visit the Vigeland Park

Visit the paradise within Oslo, Bygdoy Peninsula

44. Panama City, Panama

Home to the natural riches of Panama, with a thriving international banking and trade sector along with a sultry skyline of glistening
towers, that is Panama City. The city has architectural, cultural and ethnic diversity, which means there is something for everyone. So with a
little touch of salsa beats and adventurous activities from hiking through the rain forests or taking a train along the jungle, youve got
yourself the ultimate Panamanian experience.
Things to do:

Take a tour of the Panama Canal

Go fishing at the Gatun Lake

Visit the Panama Interoceanic Canal Museum

45. Havana, Cuba

The Caribbeans largest city with its romantic vibes and contagious energy, 500 years of an exciting history has led to making Havana (or
Habana) a culturally unique society. Youve got mambo, salsa, Che Guevara, rum and the unconventional beauty its known for. Its appeal
lies in the abstract.
Things to do:

Visit the architectural beauty of Old Havana

Pay a vist to the best cafe in Havana, Cuba Libro

Visit the National Museum of Beautiful Arts of Cuba

46. Bruges, Belgium

A picturesque, fairy-tale, medieval town with dreamy, soaring towers and exceptionally photogenic canals, historic churches and
whitewashed almshouses. The tourists never leave, but if you can visit midweek or in the gorgeous spring, you should have a little of its flair
to yourself.
Things to do:

Visit the Historic Centre of Brugge

Dont miss the Burg Square

Give the Belfry and Market Halls a taste

47. San Jos, Costa Rica

San Jos is often seen as a collection of outdated commercial buildings, but beyond this extremely superficial and uninformed analysis this
is is a cosmopolitan city filled with department stores of all sorts, chic cafs, and fast-food restaurants making it the nations cultural hub.

Visit the National Theatre

Visit the interesting Precolumbian Gold Museum

Get brave and go bungee jumping with Tropical Bungee

48. Ljubljana, Slovenia

Ljubljana is a delicious cocktail of German, Mediterranean and Slovene influence seasoned with the old towns Baroque, Art Nouveau and
Renaissance buildings. The biggest perk has got to be everything is such a short distance away, just go for a walk or take a bike! The beloved
city is also a student community, which means the alt-lifestyle gives it a different vibe.
Things to do:

A visit to the Old Town is a must!

Visit the atmospheric main plaza; Preseren Square

Dont miss out on the urban cultural centre of Metelkova

49. Copenhagen, Denmark

What was once a Viking fishing settlement has transformed into the coolest, most cosmopolitan and most exciting city in Scandinavia,
while holding on to the traces of Norse explorers that keep its culture and history truly rich. Like all the best places, it has a blend of modern
and historic, making it not just a great tourist destination but also one of the worlds most livable cities.
Things to do:

Witness the stunning David Collection

Pay Nyhavn a visit!

Visit the Nationalmuseet

50. Rome, Italy

Ravishing, radiant and remarkable, thats Rome. The city will continue to amaze you every time you see the Colosseum or a breathtaking
baroque church. It embraces its historic legacies, fine art and absolutely delicious food. Rome is intriguing and will have you experiencing
excitement with all your senses.
Things to do:

Visit the breathtaking Abbazi di San Paolo Fuori Le Mura

The time machine of Le Domus Romane di Palazzo Valentini is a must

Get lovely ice cream at the Gelateria Panna e Liquirizia

51. Singapore, Singapore

One of the most enjoyable, seemingly science fiction comic inspired cities in Southeast Asia from beginning to end. You begin at one of the
worlds best airports and take a zippy MRT train line without a single care given for the traffic. Whether youre up for a stroll through
fashion emporiums and antique shops, or youre more interested in the city parks or the citys clubs, Singapore has got it all. The city is
colorful, soulful and has a thriving creative environment!
Things to do:

Dont miss out on The Escape Hunt Experience

Visit the Singapore Botanic Gardens

Try out the super awesome Flight Simulator

52. Lisbon, Portugal

Indulge in fresh pastries, window shopping, espressos and the warmly lit 1930s-era cafs, or take a walk along the seaside. At Bairro Alto
youve got many restaurants with jazz and reggae vibes filling the air and nightclubs scattered all over the town. Lisbons Gothic cathedrals,
monasteries and museums all accentuate this lovely city.
Things to do:

Visit the Fundacao Calouste Gulbenkian

Take a look at the art at the Gulbenkian Museum

Must visit the Oceanario de Lisboa

53. Split, Croatia

Within the atmospheric walls where Split came to life, youve got a balance of tradition and modernity with many many bars, restaurants
and shops. Its coastal mountains are the perfect backdrop to the Adriatic, where you can chill and appreciate the cityscape. While people
used to cross Split to get where they wanted to go, the city has renovated itself to become exactly where people want to be.
Things to do:

Visit the Hvar Island

Give the modern Diocletians Palace a look

And of course, dont miss the Old Split

54. New Orleans, USA

Vibrant, old-school and filled with precious architecture. After Hurricane Katrina broke the levee, New Orleans has managed to rebuild itself
with echoing sweet jazz and blues beats, spontaneous dancing and mouthwatering aromas from unexpected corners. Its a great city for late
afternoon walks, meant for the ones willing to admire its subtle charm.
Things to do:

For a historic flashback, visit The National WWII Museum

Visit the Saenger Theatre

Visit the New Orleans City Park

55. Cairo, Egypt

This constantly pulsating and hypnotizing metropolis will surprise you with the chaos at your arrival, but soon youll get drawn way too
deep. As long as youre not looking for solitude, the City of the Thousand Minarets is the perfect place to explore and experience Egyptian
history and culture.
Things to do:

Watch an Egyptian Heritage Dance Troupe

Visit the Al-Azhar Park

Visit the Mohamed Ali Mosque

56. Sydney, Australia

Sydney is attractive at any time of day, so keep your eyes wide open! Its famous for its National Parks and its super eventful evenings of
undercover bar hunting, sporting events to support, underground bands to check out or a super crazy party to crash. The citys glamorous

but oh-so-casual at the same time making it such a relaxed but vibrant environment. Everybody loves to tan at the beautiful golden beaches,
enjoy the exciting food scene and explore the very subtle touches of history.
Things to do:

Go to the Sydney Harbour

Take a beach walk from Bondi to Coogee

Visit the Sydney Opera House

57. Seoul, South Korea

Seoul is a very interesting mix of everything from night markets to the infamous K-Pop, but of course it goes beyond what we all vaguely
know about it. The city is filled with temples, skyscrapers and majestic palaces everywhere in addition to the 21st century urban edge in

design and culture. Ten and a half million people reside in this metropolis and it almost never goes to sleep because the day is for a lovely
morning visit to a temple followed by a visit to a teahouse, and the night is for the night markets and the Hongdae or Itaewon party life!
Things to do:

Visit The War Memorial of Korea

Go for a hike at the Bukhansan National Park

Pay the Seoul Arts Centre a visit

58. Milan, Italy

The worlds top fashion capital means glamor, grace and Gucci. Milan is a well-dressed and chic engine room for the countrys economy.
Filled with true treasures like da Vincis The Last Supper showing just how much Milans creative streak has an impact. Everyone has
been here on the runways from Prada to Versace to Dolce & Gabbana, so why not get dressed up and come along?
Things to do:

Visit the Milan Cathedral

Pay the Dialogo nel Buio a visit

Go crazy with the credit card at La Rinascente

59. Chicago, USA

The Windy City will blow you away, trust me. Theres always something going on here, from high-flying architecture to peanut butter and
banana topped waffles for breakfast, could things get any better? Chicago is great festivals and Lollapalooza is a must-see because when
everybodys head banging to the beat, you really dont want to miss out on the fun. Art museums come in all genres: impressionist,
psychedelic or outsider? Take your pick! Chicago will surely keep you busy and entertained.
Things to do:

Attend the Million Dollar Quartet

Visit the Millennium Park

Have a laugh at Second City

60. Prague, Czech Republic

Super bohemian and fairytale-like for the travelers who want to immerse themselves wholly into another culture. Prague is a European
hotspot with art galleries ranging from Gothic pieces to collections of 20th-century surrealists, constructivists and cubists. The city is also
quite famous for making some of the worlds best brews so grab a pint and head on an urban exploration of the alluring and rather quirky
Prague.
Things to do:

Always visit the originals; Old Town or Stare Mesto

Try out the Prague on Segway experience

Visit the spectacular National Theatre