It’s the holidays!

That’s it, it’s finally summer! And who says summer, says vacation for many of us. Leaving, of course, but where? Don’t panic, we take care of everything. Are you ready to embark on a virtual world tour of must-see city tours? So on the way!

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1. London (UK)

From Buckingham Palace to Camden Market, passing by the Tate Modern or the Royal Opera House, London mixes history and the avant-garde. And for proof, Abbey Road and the Sherlock Holmes museum, at 221B Baker Street, are visited as much as Big Ben. As for Harrods, it’s another unmissable visit.

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2. Paris (France)

Paris, the city of light… One of the most romantic cities in the world invites you to have lunch on the banks of the Seine, admire the Eiffel Tower or fall in love with the Louvre. But you can also go to the Montreuil flea market or get nasty for an evening at the Moulin Rouge.

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3. Rome (Italy)

Rome is one of those cities that invites you to get lost in its alleys and, when you find your way back, to set the date of your wedding. If you want to visit the essentials, don’t forget to throw a coin in the Trevi Fountain, admire the Colosseum, have a cappuccino or go shopping on Via Veneto. And, for God’s sake, go visit the Vatican.

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4. Crete (Greece)

Legend has it that Zeus, the god of gods, was born in Crete. If we add to the myth: turquoise waters that surround the island, a spectacular climate and a rich cultural and historical offer, then Crete becomes a destination as recommendable as it is surprising.

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5. Bali (Indonesia)

Indonesia is a real paradise whose beauty is worthy of the most idyllic postcards. Crystal clear waters, white sand and tropical animals mixed with coral reefs, nothing is missing! And in Bali in particular you will find a sweetness of life like nowhere else… An island that charms all those who set foot there!

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6. Phuket (Thailand)

The colors of Phuket are a real pleasure for the senses. The blue of the sea mixes with the green vegetation. But it is good to know that the southern part of the island hosts well-known and very competitive beaches, while the North is a quieter area. Ko Phi Phi, Phang Nga and Patong are very popular beaches.

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7. Barcelona (Spain)

A cosmopolitan and lively destination, Barcelona offers jewels such as the Sagrada Familia, Parc Güell or spectacular gastronomy ranging from the simple tapas bar on La Rambla to the 29 Michelin-starred restaurants in the city, led by ABaC (Jordi Cruz) and Lasarte (Paolo Casagrande), both of whom have three Michelin stars.

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8. Istanbul (Turkey)

Mosques, bazaars, Turkish baths, the Blue Mosque, the Galata Bridge or the Miniaturk Park are some of the many treasures hidden in magical Istanbul. A funny detail: it’s the destination par excellence for men who want to regrow their hair (it’s the city par excellence for transplants!).

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9. Marrakesh (Morocco)

The Red City is a magical place to get lost. Marrakech is a marvelous compendium of gardens, markets, palaces, mosques, although there is always a lack of time to see everything. Above all, do not miss the exploration of the interior courtyards and its alleys and visit the Medina and the Majorelle Garden.

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10. Dubai (United Arab Emirates)

Dubai’s duality continues to seduce and attract millions of people every year. A city that brings together the most extreme modernity with the tradition of history. It is the Mecca of luxury, the pharaonic and ostentation. Don’t miss visiting the Opera House, climbing the Burj Khalifa or exploring the crowded souqs. And the hot air balloon ride over the city is an indescribable experience.

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11. Prague (Czech Republic)

It is one of the most bohemian cities in Europe. Visiting it is like stepping into a fairy tale. Culture, history and thousands of visits to do. From Prague Castle to Old Town Square, passing by the Old Town Hall or the Astronomical Clock. Without forgetting the bars where, day and night, you can have a drink. Or two.

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12. Siem Reap (Cambodge)

The sunrise in Siem Riep, when the first rays begin to illuminate the dilapidated temples and ruins of Angkor Wat, is one of the most wonderful and arresting experiences in the world. Millennial structures, which have been direct witnesses to the passage of history, mingle with the famous Angkor night market, teeming as it should be.

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13. New York (USA)

There is not much to add on New York because everything has already been said. Whoever goes there once returns there, because one visit is insufficient to see the “city that never sleeps”. The Statue of Liberty, Central Park, the MoMA, the shops of the West Village or a brunch on the Upper East Side are must-sees.

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14. Hano (Vietnam)

Vietnam’s capital is getting better every year. It adapts to contemporary times, without forgetting its past. This is how the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum or the Hoa Lo Prison blend very well with the more than 600 temples and its neat boulevards.

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15. Tokyo (Japan)

Traditional and pop culture go hand in hand in Tokyo. Without any transition, you can go from a thousand-year-old temple to a karaoke in just 100 meters. Among the city’s must-sees are: walks on the Sumida River, fish auctions at The Tsukiji market or a visit to the Eastern Gardens of the Imperial Palace. Sushi, udon and wagashi will have to be on your plate during your stay.

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16. Playa del Carmen (Mexico)

Playa del Carmen is a world famous diving destination. Its underwater life is inexhaustible and its aquatic caverns are as exciting as they are imposing. Without forgetting The Jungle Place sanctuary and its monkeys, the ruins of the Mayan city of Coba or shopping on Fifth Avenue.

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17. Lisbon (Portugal)

Lisbon is an authentic European jewel waiting to be discovered. Its historical and cultural richness is inspiring. From the Navy Museum, to the House Museum of Dr. Anastacio Goncalves, through the Padrao dos Descobrimientos, the Mosteiro dos Jeronimos or the Torre de Belém, the options for visits are endless.

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18. Kathmandu (Nepal)

The capital of Nepal is surrounded by a valley full of places of historical interest. Temples, shrines and entire villages will lead you to Kathmandu. Once there, go to Durbar Square, cross the teeming district of Thamel or discover local crafts.

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19. Jaipur (Inde)

Jaipur is surrounded by majestic stucco buildings which have earned it the nickname of The Pink City. We discover the Palace of Jaipur, the Hawa Mahal and the forts of Amber and Jaigarh. The bazaars are also a must visit.

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20. Havana (Cuba)

In Havana, it seems that time has stopped… No skyscrapers as far as the eye can see, nor flashy monuments. The city indeed seems to summarize, in itself, all the national history of Cuba. To be convinced of this, look at the Malecon lighthouse, El Capitolio, Fort El Morro, the Museum of the Revolution or the San Cristobal Cathedral.

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