The Ultimate Wanderlist: 60 Cities To Visit Before You Die

It’s never too late to go on a holiday you’ll never forget. Or 60 holidays! Here’s a list of 60 of the best cities to visit, according to tourists around the globe. It will give you a little glimpse of each location with three suggested attractions or activities that are a must-see (or do!) while you are there. Read on and maybe you’ll be a little inspired to start planning the ultimate holiday.

1. Los Angeles, USA

Sunny LA with all its energetic buzz of dreamers and go-getters, it can be superficial but also multicultural and complex. Visiting Hollywood, the birthplace of the iconic Mickey Mouse, and taking selfies on the Star Walk of Fame are just a snippet of the LA experience.

2. Marrakech, Morocco

Pulsating with stunning mosques, fascinating crafts and luxury living, Marrakech is a very popular destination amongst travellers. Whether you’d like to circle the Koutoubia mosque or enjoy a culinary high with a side of modern art, it’s all here from the exotic to the hypnotic.

New York City, USA

If you’re a first-timer, go ahead and be as touristy as possible. Visit the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, the Met, Central Park … But if you’ve got more time, be sure to delve into the neighborhoods because you’ll surely find quirky shops, delis and hole-in-the-wall bars. It’s an incredibly rewarding experience to go behind the scenes here.

Things to do:

• Lose yourself on a West Village stroll
• Visit the indie Mecca of cinephiles, Film Forum
• Try out Escape the Room

4. Chiang Mai, Thailand

Chiang Mai is laid back, vibrant and reverential. Explore the famous Night Bazaar, the National Museum, and the Botanic Gardens to soak up as much of the culture and exquisite aromas of Thai orchids as possible. Spiritual vibes are also at an all-time high here with the city’s center being home to over 30 temples.

Things to do:

• Try khao soi (nothing says “I’m in Chiang Mai” more than that!)
• Visit Doi Suthep-Pui National Park
• Wait for a sunny day and go on a Balloon Adventure for a whole different view of the city

5. Budapest, Hungary

Budapest is a gem of Baroque, neoclassical, eclectic and Secessionist buildings to satisfy the architectural cravings of its eager visitors. Not your thing? Well, Budapest has more to offer, from the poignant scars of war and history, to an abundance of thermal and mineral hot springs, so the options are numerous.

Things to do:

• Take a Danube cruise for a stunning panoramic view
• Take a dip at one of Budapest’s famous baths
• Walk across Chain Bridge and you’ll understand why it’s often called the ‘Pearl of the Danube’
• 6. Krakow, Poland

Krakow is Poland’s second largest city covering both banks of the Wisla River. To many first-timers it’s easy to feel at home very quickly in its old-world ambiance and charm. Old Town and Kazimierz’s streets are crammed with galleries, cafés, pubs and restaurants, all for your touristic enjoyment.

Things to do:

• Visit Krakow’s Historic Centre
• Go shopping at the Main Market Square
• Take a walk down the chilling Lost Souls Alley interactive museum

7. Saint Petersburg, Russia

This is the Russia cultural heart, home to the architectural jewels of the Winter Palace and the Kazan Cathedral, with a side of the world-renowned art of the Hermitage. You’ve got everything from art and nightlife to fine dining here.

Things to do:

• Visit the Church of Our Savior on Spilled Blood
• Visit the State Hermitage Museum and Winter Palace and relive some overwhelming history
• Look at the beautiful of the Neva at the Neva Embankments 

8. Buenos Aires, Argentina

This is the seductive and energetic birthplace of the tango, with atmospheric neighbourhoods bursting with romantic restaurants and pumping nightlife. Embellished with European heritage in the architecture, boulevards and parks.

Things to do:

• Get your tango on at the Centro Cultural Borges
• For some theatres and operas, visit the Teatro Colon
• To thrill your artistic mind, Usina del Arte
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