1. Rome, Italy
This city top the list when we talk about the must visit places in the
world, for obvious reasons. Rome stands as a city with the perfect blend
of modern with ancient. When you walk down its streets, you will find
yourself swiftly time traveling. The food culture of Rome has given
Pasta and Gelato to the world so when you get tired of walking and
traveling you can indulge your senses in some amazing culinary treats.
2. Vatican City
Vatican City’s environment is nothing that one can call religiously
dull and gloomy. The vibrant atmosphere of the smallest country in the
world is full of surprises for the travelers.
From beautiful museums
to glorious churches, Vatican is a paradise for the lovers of history
and architecture. It is said that the Vatican Museums span over 9 miles
of exotic art, sculptures and precious artifacts. Each and every building of Vatican has beautiful ceilings that look like heaven.
3. Sydney, Australia
The glorious Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge are not the only charms of this Australian city. Blessed with a mild and warm climate, it is one of the must visit countries in the world, a place that can be visited throughout the year. The art gallery of New South Wales and The Museum of Contemporary arts are two of the popular destinations for the art lovers while the music aficionados can spend time at Opera house or one of the free concerts.
4. Singapore
This modern island has every comfort and luxury that a traveler would wish for. Singapore has an amazing skyline and you could best enjoy that from the Giant Ferris Wheel. The amazing view of the city make it one of the must visit places in the world. Singapore offers some wonderful tourist experiences like SuperTree Grove Light Show, Cloud Forest, Wander Light and Water Show, Singapore Botanical Gardens and much more to choose from.
5. London, England
This timeless city has something for everyone, from the Buckingham
Palace and Westminster Abbey. It capture the interests of the people who
are fascinated by the grandiose of the royal family, to the West End
Theatre District and the Portobello Road Market which attract the art
and culture appreciators.
Take a river cruise on the River Thames,
enjoy the sights of the city from the top of the Eye of London or just
hop around from a pub to another around Soho and London Bridge.
6. Porto, Portugal
The coastal city of Porto has all the ingredients that make up for a perfect travel destination, a remarkable shoreline, charismatic architecture, and the greatest delight – port wine. Also Known as the City of Bridges. Porto is home to numerous iron bridges, including one designed by a student of Gustave Eiffel, the man who designed the Eiffel Tower. Francescinha, a local Porto specialty, is a large sandwich with ample amount of fillings of meat and vegetables is a must try. Exploring Porto is a treat for the music lovers. One can enjoy live music at street corners and even attend a concert a Casa De Musica.
7. New York City, United States of America
Countless artists have tried to capture the spirit of New York City
through music, paintings, and photographs, but to realize the true
enormity of this concrete jungle, you have to visit it yourself. From
looking at the Empire State Building, people-watching, to shopping in
the Fifth Avenue, this city offers you an exhilarating array of
activities to take part in.
8. Bagan, Myanmar
Bagan is popular for its more than 2000 Buddhist temples. While most of them are under restoration by UNESCO, it should not stop you from exploring this culturally rich region of Asia. Buledi, Thebeik Hmauk, Oak-Kyaung-Gyi, Shwe-Leik-Too are few of the famous temples of Bagan. These ancient monuments are also popular for their spectacular views during the sunrise and sunset. Bagan is a paradise for the foodies who can try the most exotic dishes from the Burmese culinary culture. These popular delicacies range from Nepalese Thali, amazing curries, Fish with Green Chili Curry and Tibetan Mo Mo.
9. Paris, France
Almost everyone has Paris on their travel bucket list.Even
though the city is filled with historical sites. Places like Arc de
Triomphe, Château de Versailles and, of course, the Eiffel Tower, and
has a delightful cuisine, the best part about Paris is its magical and
unforgettable atmosphere. Paris has something to offer to everyone.To
a honeymoon lover, it offers romantic walks down the beautiful lanes of
the city. For the art and history lovers, it offers a never-ending tour
of the Louvre.
10. New Zealand
New Zeeland boasts of a landscape unlike nowhere else. Open sightings of Whales, pristine waterfalls and lush green meadows are some of the wonders you’ll encounter during your trip in this country. New Zealand has been a dream destination for the fans of the epic, ‘The Lord of the Rings,’ as the movie was entirely in this country. This easily makes it one of the places to visit before you die. New Zealand boasts of a landscape unlike nowhere else.
11. Amsterdam, Holland
The city is interconnected with hundreds of canals which popularly gives it the name of The Floating City. Amsterdam can be best explored on bikes, scooters, or by a canal cruise. For the art lovers, The Van Gogh Museum is an amazing way to take a peek into the life and times of this renowned artist, while the Anne Frank house will tell you about the horrors of The World Wars on Europe. An amazing which gives you freedom and one of the must visit places in the world.
12. Muscat, The Sultanate of Oman
This exotic paradise has a setting that seems to have come out from the stories of 1001 nights. The awe-inspiring architectures of houses, forts, palaces, mosques and museums make Oman a must visit country in the world. With beautiful architecture, vintage markets, wildlife, Canyon, beaches, Muscat has everything that a tourist wants. The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque is a breathtaking piece of Islamic architecture. You can also visit the Old Muscat and take a lesson or two about the history of Oman. This city is also a paradise for the food lovers who for sure will fall in love with the amazing culinary culture of Oman.
13. Lucerne, Switzerland
Switzerland is another beautiful destination that should be a part of your – must visit countries list. The beautiful Lucerne Lake, Chapel Bridge, Old Medieval Town, The Fountain of Fritschi are some of the iconic places that one should simply not miss during their trip. Lucerne is the home of winter sports with gorgeous ski resorts hidden in the lap of the mountains. The ski resorts in the Canton of Lucerne go up to the height of 2350 m.
14. Prague, Czech Republic
When you visit the city of Prague, you take a step back in time, in a good way. The city has an abundance of Gothic structures, stretching from the Old Town Square to the Prague Castle. You could walk across the Charles Bridge, rub one of the 30 saint statues for luck, and marvel at the power of time looking at the Prague Astronomical Clock.
15. Kandy, Sri Lanka
Kandy is probably the most scenic and atmospheric places in Sri Lanka. It is known as the cultural capital of Sri Lanka as this quaint town is the home to many festivals and religious processions. The Temple of tooth in Kandy has one of the Buddha’s teeth that was brought here after his cremation.
16. Florence, Italy
The ancient city of Florence has roots dating back to 59 BC. You will find yourself looking at buildings that have been standing since time immemorial. This historic city is deemed a world a heritage site by UNESCO. A trip to Florence is like taking a walk down the pages of a history book, enticing and marvelous. This city is filled with romantic alleyways and picturesque corners just waiting to be discovered.
17. Goa, India
Goa is an exotic beach destination that attracts travelers and
backpackers from all around the world because of its tropical charm.
Known for lovely beach shacks, scrumptious seafood, lush green
backwaters and cheap booze, the vacationing experience in Goa is unlike
any other destination.
The adventure sports lovers can enjoy scuba
diving, paragliding, parasailing, jet ski, trekking and hiking in
different corners of this state.
18. Xi’an, China
The home to 11 dynasties who ruled China, the city of Xi’an survives as a destination that history enthusiasts find very intriguing. This city has still kept its ancient walls intact. A walk around these walls offers great views of the town and often presents a wonder like Guangren Temple right in front of you. The most amazing part of exploring Xi’an is the Terracotta Army. These warriors have stood guard at the location for more than 2000 years.
19. Istanbul, Turkey
Istanbul takes you to the Ottoman Era with the many heritage buildings and palaces lying in every corner of the city. Walking about Topkapı or Dolmabahçe Palaces takes you through the time when Istanbul used to be a powerful country ruled by mighty emperors. Sultanahmet is the centre of the old city and a place you must definitely visit on your trip to Istanbul. The Blue Mosque, Grand Bazaar, Hagia Sophia are some of the most unique and important attractions that make Istanbul a place to visit before you die.The Sufi Culture thrived and flourished in Istanbul, even today you’ll see Sufi artists, philosophers, and musicians wandering around for inspiration.
20. Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Dubai is one of the seven Emirates that make the United Arab Emirates and also a must visiting country.Known for its grandeur, exotic desert safaris, and elegant shopping malls, Dubai is one of the most hospitable and welcoming cities of the world. There is so much to do that you’ll keep visiting again and again. Legoland Dubai is one of the finest entertainment parks in the world perfect for those who are traveling with kids.
21. Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen is a quaint and charming destination known for its cobbled
streets, colorful buildings and tiny glowing cafes. The tiny colorful
town is known for its beautiful palaces and the activities associated
with them making it one of the most beautiful places in the world to
visit. Go for a tower climb session at Christiansburg Palace, explore
the knight’s hall at Rosenberg, and take a tour of the island where
Frederiksborg Palace is situated. Copenhagen’s food culture also makes it one of the best in the world.
22. Kyoto, Japan
The cultural capital of Japan is known for its quaint surroundings, beautiful gardens and the slow pace at which life moves here. Kyoto’s free gardens are the most romantic spot in the town and become more scenic during the Cherry Blossom season. Unlike Tokyo, you won’t find any tall buildings in Kyoto, this is the town of everything artistic and beautiful. Surrounded by the mountains on three sides, Kyoto has some amazing hiking trails. Those who wish to give climbing a miss can instead explore the magical bamboo groves.
23. Salzburg, Austria
Mozart’s birthplace is the home to musical geniuses who come here to
find inspiration. Located on the border of Austria and Germany, Salzburg
is famous for its buildings from Medieval and Baroque eras.
Due to
the influence of music on this city, you would find many jazz and
contemporary-music clubs. There are bars in every corner of the town
that showcase new and upcoming talents. During Christmas, Salzburg comes
to life with its lovely Christmas markets where they offer homemade
chocolates and trinkets.
24. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia is popular as an exotic shopping destination between many. Kuala Lumpur is one of the cities known for its multicultural lifestyle and you can find the influence of Malay, Chinese, Indian and Thai cultures in the lifestyle of its residents. When in KL, a visit to Petronas Towers is a recommended activity. You can explore the food street of Jalan Alor, have some fun at Sunway Lagoon Adventure Park or indulge in some street shopping at Chinatown.
25. Ladakh, India
Ladakh is the perfect vacation spot for those who have a strong affinity
for gorgeous landscapes. As one of the few cold deserts in the world,
Ladakh is known for its pristine views of The Himalayas. Ladakh offers
excellent trekking points, hides some of the most glorious monasteries
in the world and gives you a first-hand account of the Tibetan culture
through the local festivals and food.