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HONG KONG: Situated in the eastern region of China’s Pearl River is Hong Kong. Its name roughly translates to fragrant harbor, as the city’s natural geographic features make it an ideal water port. Hong Kong greatly embodies the Chinese Concept of Yin and Yang, a balance of contrasting features. NEW YORK: The Big Apple, the city that never sleeps, the most exciting in the world. The most popular site is the Central Park, which transforms into a beautiful golden red in October. The beauty of this famous Beaux Arts building is certainly a must-see. PARIS: The world's most romantic city. People love it for its culture, fashion, architecture and food, and is considered the dream destination of many. BANGKOK: It’s the City of Angels and the Venice of the East, Bangkok is the world's most visited city and also the most developed in Southeast Asia. AUCKLAND: Is known as the city of many lovers, according to its Māori name, Tā maki Makaurau, as those lovers wanted the place so badly that they fought over it for centuries. BERLIN: The German capital features a cultural scene and unique lifestyle that's both fast-paced and relaxed. Also known as the hipster city of Europe, Berlin keeps alive with its alternative cultures and styles. LOS ANGELES: The entertainment capital of the world, Los Angeles. The cultural hub boasts of more than 300 museums and tourist attractions.

SYDNEY: Australia's largest city is often regarded as one of the most beautiful in the world. An attractive mix of modern architecture, historical landmarks, breathtaking views and relaxing gardens. Australia's most famous man-made attraction is the Sydney Opera House. GUANGZHOU: was once called Canton. It is the capital of Guangdong Province and is the host venue for the busy Canton Fair. The Pearl River, the third longest river in China, is one of the most breathtaking views. SINGAPORE: A unique cosmopolitan culture, a harmonious marriage of the old and the new with a blend of high-rising modern skyscrapers alongside heritage buildings. LONDON: is known as the world's financial capital hub with more than 300 languages spoken. Home to the most amazing attractions with panoramic views of the iconic skyline via the London Eye or View from The Shard. TOKYO: The world's most populous metropolitan area and one of the most popular sites - the Hachiko Statue. JERUSALEM: An ancient city going back to more than 3000 years, Jerusalem is one of the rare places that is layered with hundreds of years of history. The Western Wall or Kotel, the Wailing Wall is the holiest place in Judaism. TORONTO: Canada's largest city. Perhaps the most popular is the Niagara Falls, one of the seven wonders of the world.

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CAIRO: Where the only surviving Wonder of the Ancient World is. No words can describe the majestic view of the three 5,000-year-old Pyramids on the Giza plateau. One of most popular ones is the King's Chamber, considered one of the deepest man-made silences on Earth. ISTANBUL: Bridges two continents, marries civilizations that highlights the best of the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman empires. Perhaps the most popular among tourists is taking the Bosphorus Cruise in Istanbul. You'll see century-old places and mansions to marvel at. Hagia Sophia is definitely a sight to see. It's a splendid church-turned-mosque-turned-museum that's considered one of the world's greatest architectural treasures. SEOUL: Known for shopping and cultural events. The top places to visit are Insadong, Apgujeong, Myeongdong, Dongdaemun, and Itaewon. DELHI: India's capital is known for its captivating sights and rich history. The city is beautified with mosques, forts, and monuments and the popular landscaped gardens. There is the bustling Old Delhi, and the well-planned New Delhi, each with their own attractions. One of the most popular in Delhi is the Jama Masjid mosque. SHANGHAI: Is the most prosperous city in China. It is in fact also the largest city, teeming with vigor and vitality. Cruise along the Huangpu River and stroll along The Bund. MEXICO CITY: It’s historic center includes Coyoacan, which was the original settlement for the conquistadores. Today, it has become an enclave of artists and writers, such as Frida and Diego, and it exudes colonial charm. OSAKA: The central metropolis of the Kansai Region and the largest of the Osaka - Kobe - Kyoto Trio. Namba is the main railway station also surrounded with the department stores and endless places for shopping.

"MOSCOW: Is known as the city that has inspired authors and poets, for being the center of the Soviet mystery during the Cold War. The Moscow Kremlin is located in the heart of the city, making it the seat of Russia's government. Tourists in Moscow today have the privilege of seeing the architecture, even back during the reign of Ivan the Terrible, such as St. Basil's Cathedral. JAKARTA: The huge, sprawling metropolis that's the capital of the Republic of Indonesia. It is located on the northern coast of Java, and has expanded through the years, absorbing many villages in the process. Popular is the Bay of Jakarta, with its large number of tiny islands, called Pulau Seribu or the Thousand Islands. SANTIAGO: Chile's capital center. The city offers tourists with a bevy of museums, theaters, restaurants and bars, as well as events and entertainment. Santiago de Chile is also located at the country's center, making it a convenient springboard for when you want to explore the rest of the country. ABU DHABI: The most popular attraction is the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, the place never disappoints. It is clad in Macedonian marble, in all its beautiful and mammoth landmark building. Around the city are districts of old, majestic buildings. One of the very famous ones is the Al-Hosn, the oldest building in Abu Dhabi. VIENNA: There's the classical music scene, the historical site, its famous architecture and its rich culture of theater and performances. Inside the old walls of Vienna is a place teeming with young energy, vibrant creativity and experiences waiting to be explored. TAIPEI: The local cuisine merges the best flavors from Mainland China, Japan, Beijing and many others. The night market is the place to try it, for an affordable price and a unique experience. MIAMI: Aside from the endless sunshine, there are many other reasons to explore the city. First are the beaches. The popular ones are the North Shore Park Beach, Crandon Park Beach, Golden Beach and South Beach. Miami is also quite an artistic city. It has become an excellent destination for esteemed artists and art galleries from all over the country."

ATHENS: One of the oldest cities in the world, Athens, Greece. The city is known for its historical destinations and amazing views. The city is also known for its hip and happening cafe culture. Lima may be one of the lesser known tourist destinations, but it's definitely worth the visit. HELSINKI: The city is conveniently located between Tallinn, Stockholm and St. Petersburg. It has slowly become the country's hub for business, research, education, culture and government. Helsinki boasts of a vibrant seaside city, coupled with greenery and parks. There are also fine architecture, and more than 300 islands interconnected by a maze of bridges. DOHA: Rich and extravagant, there are matchless things to do and experience here. For a cultural feat, there's the Museum of Islamic Art. Here you will find the world's finest collection of Persian rugs, Turkish mosaic, and damascene wood carvings. Doha is also the place where you can see an Arabian Oryx - or Mahas in Arabic. MUNICH: The city of Munich holds a lot of great mystery, with a dozen of fun and unique things to do and discover. Most famous perhaps is the Oktoberfest. It lasts for 16 days, from late September to early October BARCELONA: This sun-drenched place in Spain is teeming with attractions. Along Las Ramblas, you'll see rows of bars and traditional Catalan restaurants. The famous Placa Reial also has the best nightclubs in the city. MILAN: A city of business and banking, shopping and fashion, you'll definitely fall in love with Milan. The commercial center of Italy is known for its stylish catwalk and famous shops.

ZURICH: In the popular Kunsthaus, you'll find a lot of your favorite legendary artists, the likes of Van Gogh, Monet, and Chagall. Also popular among tourists is the stroll along Niederdorf. It's got fondue restaurants and souvenir shops left and right, within the old buildings and along the narrow streets. BERKELEY: Known for its world-class university, liberal politics and cultural and culinary pursuits, Berkeley City. It is but a mid-sized city in the San Francisco Bay Area in California with much to offer. SALEM: Historically, the city is known for the Infamous Witchcraft Trials of 1692, a grisly past. Salem also holds one of America's finest museums, the Peabody Essex Museum. PASADENA: Discover Pasadena and its unique charm. For a dose of the city's architectural history, there's the Pasadena City Hall. VATICAN: Vatican City, or the Holy See. It gained independence from Italy on the 11th of February in 1929. The very popular Vatican Museums - the Sistine Chapel, which is considered the private chapel of the pope. The gateway to Vatican City is Saint Peter's Square and Basilica. It is built on the site that covers St. Peter's tomb. It is considered one of the largest churches in the world. STOCKHOLM: One of the world's most beautiful cities, Stockholm is built where the lake meets the city and on as many as 14 islands. The city's rich culture and tradition dates from up to 8 centuries back. The Capital of Sweden is captivating. PHUKET: is the second-smallest province of Thailand and is located in the southern region. The majority of the residents in Phuket are Buddhist, but there are about 20% of Muslims in the province.

PHILADELPHIA: It is considered a consolidated city-county, with a mix of history and culture to offer and a top study destination. The declaration of independence was signed here, as well as the constitution. The city was actually the nation's capital for 10 years, when D.C. was under construction. In Philly, you get to sample the best of Italy and America's culinary worlds.The city's experience of the Renaissance in the 1970s brought about some of America's most iconic foods. One of the most popular ones is the cheesesteak. The city is also hailed for its baseball culture. OSLO: One of the world's largest capital cities, only 20 percent of the area has been developed, and the rest of it are parks, protected forests, hills, and lakes! Parks and open spaces are essential in Oslo's landscape, and they can easily be accessed from almost any point from the city. The center is very convenient, with trails and passages that connect to the public spaces and pedestrian-friendly areas. Just the same, amid its natural attractions, Oslo likewise boasts a rich cultural scene you should see. Among its famous landmarks are the sculptures of Gustav Vigeland. You can stroll through the town center to witness many of its historical structures. One of the popular attractions is the thousand-year-old Viking Ship. MONTREAL: Its name originated from Mount Royal, the triple-peaked hill in the heart of the city. It was first called Ville-Marie or city of Mary. Montreal is the most populous city in Quebec, and second most populous city in Canada, with about 1.65 million residents. The city's official language is French, spoken by more than 60 percent of the population. Montreal is conveniently nestled between the shores of the St. Lawrence river. One of its great outdoor escapes is of course Mount Royal. Aside from hiking the mountain during the summer, try cross country skiing in the winter, you can also try biking or skating. CHICAGO: Nestled along the shores of Lake Michigan, the city has become a destination known for its vibrant art scene, cultural attractions, excellent shopping, and majestic architecture! The city's art and architecture takes cues from 20th century design. Architects Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright and artists like Picasso, Mirõ, Dubuffet. BOSTON: The capital city of the commonwealth of Massachusetts in the United States. Boston is a city for those with a knack for history. The city is filled with historical sites that are quite easy to discover. There's the Freedom Trail. There's Paul Revere's home. These sights are all reflective of the great Revolution, where one will be reminded of America's incredible history. There's the famous Charles River just near the Science Museum, as well as the Boston Public Library and Copley square, among others. WASHINGTON DC: The city is considered one of the most popular tourists’ destinations in the United States. It's got historical landmarks, parks and neighborhoods, each with a mix of attractions and activities to offer. The national monuments are definitely must-sees in DC Popular ones are the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial, Vietnam Memorial and the World War II Memorial. INCHEON: A city with a lot to offer--Incheon in South Korea. The city is known for its majestic natural landscape, from white sand beaches to unique rock formations. One of the most popular is the Eurwangni Beach, offering pristine waters and great sand. The beach is also surrounded by a grove of pine trees, completing the picturesque view Aside from Incheon's beaches being a sight to see.

MUMBAI: The Marine Drive is a popular destination. Listen to Bollywood tunes or the Punjabi rap there. Or if you prefer to be away from the loud sounds and noisy blues, Mumbai will always have its quiet corners. Yoga is popularly practiced in Mumbai. One of the recent practices is aerial yoga, where yogis would pose using cloth harnesses that are suspended from the ceiling. Another option is to travel via the sea--a highly recommended way to see the city! The Gateway of India is superb at sunset, definitely a sight to behold. COPENHAGEN: Roam around the city of Copenhagen and you'll find anything and everything to suit your taste and interests. Denmark's capital is filled with historic landmarks, architectural sights and museums that speak of its culture. The diminutive stature of this bronze-cast Hans Christian Andersen heroine is considered the city's most iconic landmark. Not to be missed are the canals. ATLANTA: Capital of the state of Georgia, which is the most populous city in the U.S. Atlanta is known for its diversity and culture. DUBLIN: The capital and largest city of Ireland, Dublin. Dublin's unique charms is its string of attractions that offers a bit of everything for everyone. The Guinness Storehouse is one, being one of Ireland's top visitor attractions. The National Gallery of Ireland is where you'll find over 2,500 paintings and some 10,000 other works in different media. Watercolor art, drawings, prints, and sculptures are all there. HOUSTON: One of the most interesting, mysterious cities in the world and this is perhaps mainly because of its Space Center, the place for NASA's astronaut training and flight control complex. Alongside its outer space and otherworldly curiosities, the city also includes the Theater District, the Houston Grand Opera and the Historic District. The city is beautified with 19th century inspired architecture with trendy establishments. LUXOR: The Temple of Karnak is a massive ancient site that has several different temples that are dedicated to specific gods. The Temple of Luxor, a rather easily accessible place right at the center of town. It was founded by Amenophis III but altered in later years by Tutankhamun, Horemheb and Ramses II. NEW ORLEANS: A city of jazz, Mardis Gras, and Cajuns cuisine. It's alive and buzing with activity. The largest city in Louisiana is located along Mississippi River and has one of the largest inland ports in the United States. It is considered a melting pot of cultures, with French-speaking Cajuns, including Creoles, Italian, Irish and German residents.