Tokyo, Japan
Although Tokyo is
well-known for being a huge metropolis, the fact is that it's not all hustle
and bustle. In between visiting Akihabara, the consumer technology mecca of the
modern world, and popular historical sites like the Imperial Palace, travelers
take in traditional tea ceremonies, lose themselves in quiet, cherry-blossom
laden parks, and visit ancient temples.
Athens, Greece
Even people who
don't care too much for classical art love the sights around Athens. While
traditional monuments like the Acropolis and the National Archaeological Museum
remain iconic parts of the city skyline, the modern mix of cultures found in
the Turkish bazaar and modern clubs in Psirri provide vibrantly exciting
counterparts to the ancient culture.
Bangkok, Thailand
Thailand's
300-year-old capital is criss-crossed with winding streets and rivers that have
earned it the moniker "Venice of the East". This city is known for
its free-flowing bars, nightlife, cheap street food and ancient Buddhist
temples. Transportation is easy to find, and foreign travelers can always
expect smiles.
New York City, New
York
The largest city on Earth
has an allure that no other place does. The streets are teeming with motion,
and it's easy to get happily swept up in the crowd without a plan. Holiday
Systems International Ratings help travelers find the best spots to take a
break in between trips to the Statue of Liberty, the Rockefeller Center and The
Museum of Modern Art.
Amsterdam, The
Netherlands
Amsterdam is one of
the most cosmopolitan cities in Europe, with over 7,000 monuments and 160
constructed canals. This city is perfect for young travelers who appreciate the
historical. Its large international population makes it easy to find someone
else who speaks one's language and enjoy the nightlife with a few new friends.
If any of these
spots is on your bucket list but you haven't had a chance to visit yet, don't
hesitate to do so. According to Holiday Systems International reviews,
all five of these vacation destinations are well worth the trip.
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