With so many holiday destinations around the world, where should you go on holiday? This list of ten places to visit at least once in a lifetime has something for everyone. From exotic to cultural, from lively to relaxing, it’s all here, and all of these places are worth visiting if you’re planning to book a holiday online…
1. Auckland, New Zealand
Auckland often flies under the radar for travellers looking forward to the planet’s alpine and lakeside landscapes to the south, but the food, art and coastal travel are all excellent reasons to stay long in New Zealand’s leading and most stylish city. The repurposing of heritage buildings and boundaries is becoming famous with unusual new bistro areas, while the quirky city system has retained the trendy foundation of Auckland cuisine with craft drinks and food trucks. The extensive restoration of the Auckland Art Gallery now includes a striking glass and timber porch. For a more natural escape, check out the Wynyard Quarter, which overlooks cheerful trawler boats and a chic Grand Ferry.
2. Riga, Latvia
Sitting at the crossroads of a great kingdom that has written the tome of Europe’s tangled history; Riga is and has been a key tactical player in the conquest of significant holdings for centuries, until it faded into the shadows when the ironclad fell. Now, after two decades of freedom with the improved profile of Latvia’s capital under wraps, the city is reclaiming its well-deserved label as a multicultural cornerstone of the Baltics. Over the past few years, hipster chic espresso bars have spread like wildfire across the city, soggy pork and potato dishes have been replaced by artfully executed new Nordic dishes, and hundreds of crumbling facades are being restored to their former Art Nouveau splendour, all just in time for Riga to earn its long-earned respect as the ‘Cultural Capital of Europe’.
3. Zurich, Switzerland
The most amazing thing about Zurich is that now, in 2014, the world's best athletes are breaking another record cord. Zurich is a vibrant city, best known for its quality of life and rich in treasures from the world's largest financial centers, as well as magnificent museums and art galleries. In addition, famous men in suits and cages with an incredible and incredible number of zeros convey the excitement of the city's fights. Openness of rules prevails over working hours, locals rush and throw themselves into the nightlife with the same enthusiasm they show for the moving zeros during the day. While the most chic area of West Zurich dies and gives way to nocturnal excess. The city attracted revelers from all over Switzerland with its charming lake, promising a wild thrill of action. With a cluster of the most innovative fashion houses and boutiques with popular names, the city is saturated with innovative restaurants and espresso with jewelry.
4. Vancouver, Canada
Vancouver is one of Canada’s most linguistically diverse cities. The urban core has received international acclaim for its “livability and ‘livability’.” The ornate Second Hotel Vancouver is one of the most gorgeous places in the world. You’re never too far from extravagant mountain views, vast evergreen recreation areas, and secluded sandy beaches. You’ll appreciate the view of the sprawling city, strategically located on the Burrard Peninsula. The towers and pre-planned condominiums claim to be the best of the world’s most expensive attractions, earning the nickname “The City of Glass.” People love being here because they love to run, bike, swim, ski, and play, where boredom is never an option. If you just can't stand how good it is, head to the mountains: Mounts Cypress, Seymour, and Grouse, as well as the world-famous Whistler (skiing) and Blackcomb (snowboarding) areas, are all within easy reach.
5. Adelaide, Australia
While Sydney and Melbourne have been vying with each other, Adelaide has emerged as a great place to explore and an ideal host city. It has collected some of the most popular and fashionable sporting and entertainment events in Australia, including an instructive tour of Adelaide festivals, hosting so many festivals a year. Like a red cellar, this naturally fashionable city is ready for the opening and renewal of the Adelaide Oval. Local shopping malls have always been very popular, but the new terrazzo boutique has not been mentioned in the past. Queen Street, Croydon, where the industrial revolution trades alongside bakeries, are fascinating in them. The Adelaide Hills are the most colorful place of the city with a hodgepodge of dairy farms, wineries, markets and orchards. On the other hand, Adelaide beaches are one of the most well-guarded places for concealed carry in Australia. The most refreshing beaches are also notoriously tiring, so pay attention to lifeguards when swimming at the beach.
6. Paris, France
Paris is reborn and aims to reduce the traffic jams of one of the most crowded cities in Europe, mainly its river banks, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, former motorways are now connected by pedestrian and bicycle paths. At the moment, with innovation, Paris has attracted artists and photography communities with its expanded and diverse view after so many years. Floating island gardens, a carefree zone, pedestrian esplanades breathe new life into the once traffic-clogged corral. Last but not least, a golden magic carpet crowns the courtyard of the new Islamic art galleries. After years of restoration, the Pixo Museum will once again display works in the 17th-century Marais mansion. The most beautiful city in the world is now even more magnificent and beautiful.
7. Trinidad, Cuba
This colossal, eye-catching wealth has transformed the city. Trinidad, nestled among the tropical peaks of the Escambray Mountains and the sparkling Caribbean Sea, has charmed the time with a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with the best architectural and decorative wealth of a city founded by the Spanish with a series of carnivals and cultural events. Trinidad is a stunningly beautiful result of the sugar boom of the 19th century. The outstanding wealth of Cuban dance performances, African civilizations, their customs and the rhythmic basis of salsa explodes every night in the dance halls.
8. Cape Town, South Africa
There’s never a bad time to visit Cape Town. In recent days, the city has seen a surge in appreciation for its overwhelming natural beauty. This year, the city is set to become even more beautiful as it takes on the title of World Design Capital for 12 inspiring months. Expect green spaces with monuments, sustainable projects, and further rejuvenation of former industrial areas like Woodstock and Fringe, which are now favourite haunts for fashion consumers and foodies. However, the design team’s main goal is to bridge the gap between Cape Town’s disparate population, so make sure to take a trip out of town to see how new designs are changing lives in disadvantaged communities, and then discover suburban attractions in the upscale areas. The bus system is finally making Cape Town accessible to public transport.
9. Chicago, Illinois, USA
The city’s edgy architectural design and world-class museums take center stage, but the real excitement and fun begins once you sample the greats. Head to Wrigley Field, America’s most coveted and stunning baseball park, and sit in the stands with an old-fashioned shot glass in hand, greeting woefully ill children. The ivy-covered venue celebrates its 100th anniversary in the 2014 season, making it the second city to blow out 55 candles on its cake this year. The alliance launched a new genre of comedy, along with the careers of Bill Murray, Stephen Colbert, Tina Fey, and many others.
10. Shanghai, China
The buzz about Shanghai is captivating: everyone wants to see the city in its innovative form. If China is the world's trading glide, Shanghai is China's far above ground in productivity. A pioneering metro system will open a high-speed line by 2014: it is now the third-largest network in the world. When completed, the slanted, twisting 121-story Shanghai Tower will be the tallest building in China, the second-tallest in the world, and the jewel in the Lujiazui crown. It will contain the world's tallest loge, a coveted plaque that Shanghai has won twice in the last 15 years. To top it all off, Shanghai has grown like no other city on the planet in the last decade or more. With more than 200 skyscrapers, Shanghai is a metropolis of terraced apartments separated by wide, tree-lined boulevards where cars move in a cinematic blur. Shanghai is captivating and attractive, so don't forget to visit the city.
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