10 Cities That Should Be On Your Bucket-list

Paris

Paris, Also known as “The City Of Lights” pulls travelers from all over the world every year with its indelible aura. It's immaculate cuisine and extensive art collections also merit some of the commendations.  The tranquil River Seine tramp throughout the city, skirted by ancient churches, massive museums and blocks of Rococo- and Neoclassic-design architecture, glowing street lights and enchanting trees are just added charm. Behind its large palaces and avenues, you can find intimate gardens and courtyards.

Florence

The small city of Florence is situated between the Tuscan hills, conjures a long shade through history. The most famous sites in Florence include the Baptistery, Uffizi, the Cathedral, the Accademia and the Bargello. The ambiance on the streets Tornabuoni would make you think have traveled back to the 14th century, have it not been for the Italian chic boutiques. When you grow exhausted of ancient monuments and art museums, head outdoors and enjoy a day at the Boboli Gardens or climb the San Miniato al Monte church to experience the bewitching view of Florence.

Tokyo

If you had to choose one word to describe Japan’s super city it would be “Animated”. Japan is crazy its anime so there is persistent buzzing with movement, cars zipping through the streets, feet clacking along the sidewalks, ships cruise in and out of the harbors and subway trains whistle underground. And yet bright neons and massive billboards daring you to stop, to pause your movement for a moment to give in to the altar of consumerism.

London

There are only a few worldly cities in the world that people travel from all over the world, to visit, work or live and London is most definitely one of those cities. In London, the old-fashioned  combine with the modern. You will find the ancient Tower of London and the innovative Tate Modern, both of which are considered as must-sees for first-time visitors. Culturally, London is riding the wave of recent happenings, including the 2012 Olympics, the Royal Wedding, and the Diamond Jubilee. 

The variety of pubs, restaurants, sports, theaters, pop-ups and large-scale events is astonishing. Right now London is the place to be.

Rome

The famous city of Rome, also known as the city of seven hills, enjoyed a magical beginning. The Eternal City was reportedly founded by Romulus and Remus, twin brothers who were nurtured by a she-wolf and had a war god for a father.  Although archivists are a bit doubtful about this epic beginning , most tourists are most certain that there is something mystical about Rome. Whether it be the ghosts of the nearby Colosseum or the nearby Vatican City, a mountainous plate of pasta at the trattoria or an evening cafe on Pizza Navona  Rome will surely bewitch you. The city’s clement Mediterranean climate is another compelling draw for travelers from the cold north, but for most people, it is the vibrant energy of the city, which depicts life as a form of theater.

New York City

New York City, “The most exciting city in the world," cosmopolitan, cool, crowded, and constantly improving, the Big Apple is a mixture or small-town charm and big-city elegance. In the midst of Gotham’s lofty skyscrapers and iconic landmarks, you will encounter a booming culture pervading each of the city’s distinguishing boroughs and neighborhoods. Follow the trendsetters to Brooklyn and the East Village, which has more bars, restaurants, bakeries iconic sights and museums than any other city in the world. New York is also safe, appreciative and makes you feel as if you are home.

Barcelona

 Barcelona,s history is both bizarre and authentic. From the narrow alleys of Barri Gotic and the tree-lined Las Ramblas; from the cities dozens of cathedrals and sacred churches to the beachside nightclubs, this city seem to charm all types of tourists: couples, families, adventurers, backpackers, the culture lover, you name it — with almost too many different things to do. You could plan to stay for a couple of days, but you might just end up spending an entire week.

Sydney

Sydney is both a prosperous metropolis that possesses some of southern hemisphere’s best surf, activities and landmarks, and an easy-going beachside town. Whether you are looking to catch some waves at the Bondi Beach, or watch a show at the famous Opera House or explore trendy areas such as Darling Harbour and The Rocks, Sydney has something for everyone. 
In addition to hundreds of beaches and high-end restaurants and bars, Australia’s popular city has a wide variety of activities to do. There's also an abundance of annual festivals and events to try out, such as the Festival of the Winds, Sculpture by the Sea and Night Noodle Market. Whether you are looking o check out the museums or, a long day at the beach or to catch a rugby game, Sydney has it all.

Amsterdam

You believe you've heard it all about Amsterdam. Yes, this city in Netherlands takes an unmindful eye gesturing business in the Red Light District and “coffee shop” offering a special herb to toking customers, but these features merely scratch the surface. At some point, during a shopping expedition through local boutiques of Nine Little Streets, an excellent Indonesian meal or a canal-side ramble at twilight, you will realize — a lot  of tourists have done it before you, and there is much more to Amsterdam than you thought.

Rio de Janeiro

Rio, also known as Cidade Maravilhosa (Marvellous City),  this remarkable city me merits its title and never fails to impress us with it new-age outlook that shows how much it has progressed through the years. Sitting at the mouth of a bay harbor, the sparkling white sand beaches, historic sites, lush rainforests and encompassed by towering green mountains, this city embraces the tourists of this world where nirvana meets earth. And the shore of Ipanema and the famous Copacabana, you will appreciate the flawless backdrop that has attracted locals and tourist for over half a millennium.