At some point in our life, we all think about quitting our jobs and taking a long trip around the world, or a dream job where our only work is to travel. well, this summer you can spend your weekend at some beautiful places around the world. But there are so many that it’s very hard to pick one destination for your holidays. Top10 unknowns have made a list of the Top 10 Safest places to visit in the World.
10 – Dubai
Dubai is home to a bevy of superlatives, including the tallest building in the world (Burj Khalifa at 2,717 feet), the world’s largest indoor theme park (IMG Worlds of Adventure), the largest man-made marina in the world and the world’s first rotating skyscraper, set to open in 2020. If those aren’t enough reasons to visit, the city is also home to an indoor ski center, one of the globe’s largest shopping malls, and multiple public beaches – not to mention a handful of man-made islands. A trip here won’t be cheap, but it’s worth it.
9 –Barcelona, Spain
This city’s diverse and distinguished architecture differentiates Barcelona from other European destinations. The influence of Antoni Gaudí can be seen throughout the city in places like Güell Park, La Sagrada Familia and Casa Batlló. Other spectacular structures include the Palace of Catalan Music, the Cathedral of Santa Eulalia and the Barri Gótic neighborhood. Plus, one of the most important buildings to Barcelona residents (and fútbol fans), the Camp Nou Stadium, is home to one of the most popular soccer teams in the world, FC Barcelona.
8 – Prague
Visit the capital of the Czech Republic to step back in time. Gothic structures stretching from the Old Town Square to Prague Castle (the largest coherent castle complex in the world) will make you feel as if you’re in a fairy tale. You’ll also want to walk across the Charles Bridge (don’t forget to rub one of the 30 saint statues for luck) and make time to marvel at the Prague Astronomical Clock. What’s more, you’re more likely to score better discounts and travel deals in Prague than neighboring European hot spots
7 –Florence, Italy
With roots that can be dated back to 59 B.C., this ancient city is home to a number of attractions that belong on your bucket list. The oldest building in the city, the Battistero, dates back to the 11th century, and the skyline has been dominated by the Duomo since the 14th century. But a visit here isn’t all about touring historical sites – you’ll want to save time for wandering the many piazze (plazas) and sampling the delectable regional fare With roots that can be dated back to 59 B.C., this ancient city is home to a number of attractions that belong on your bucket list. The oldest building in the city, the Battistero, dates back to the 11th century, and the skyline has been dominated by the Duomo since the 14th century.
6 –New York City
From Frank Sinatra to Jay Z, countless musicians have tried to capture the essence of New York City in song, but to get a real impression of the concrete jungle you’ve got to experience it for yourself. You’ll want to cross landmarks like the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty off your bucket list, but you’ll find more cultural pastimes just as exciting. Take in a Broadway show, people-watch in Central Park or pull out your credit card to shop on Fifth Avenue. There are so many options, you’ll need more than one trip to see it all.
5 – Paris
Poet Allen Ginsberg once wrote, “You can’t escape the past in Paris, and yet what’s so wonderful about it is that the past and present intermingle so intangibly that it doesn’t seem to burden.” First-time visitors can spend their days soaking up historical sites, such as the Arc de Triomphe, Château de Versailles and, of course, the Eiffel Tower. But you’ll need more than one visit to fully enjoy the city’s chic arrondissements (districts), world-famous cuisine and unforgettable atmosphere
4 – London
Although the slogan “Keep Calm and Carry On” was created as a morale booster for the city in 1939, it still encompasses the London way of life. The dizzying array of sights, sounds and smells mingle with the antique and the contemporary in London. Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace will captivate visitors who are intrigued by the royal family, while more modern highlights, including the West End Theatre District and Portobello Road Market, will appeal to culture hounds. No matter which side of London captures your heart, the culture and decorum of this diverse city is timeless.
3 – Porto, Portugal
This coastal Portuguese city has all the elements of a world-class travel destination: a striking shoreline, charming architecture and historic sites, plus a one-of-a-kind export – port wine. Nicknamed the City of Bridges, Porto is home to numerous iron bridges including the Dom Luís I Bridge designed by a student of Gustave Eiffel (the mastermind behind the Eiffel Tower). When not admiring the stunning structures, travelers can relax along intimate beaches or sample port wine at historic cellars like Sandeman or Offley.
2 –Sydney
There’s more to this Australian city than iconic attractions like the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Part laid-back beach town, part sprawling metropolis and part cultural retreat, Sydney has many facets that please a variety of travelers. Surfers and landlubbers can play along Bondi Beach, amateur photographers can snap pictures of the harbor from Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair and history buffs can get lost in the Hyde Park Barracks Museum. No matter your interests, you’re sure to leave with unique memories you can only get in Sydney.
1 –Rome
Though its mystic roots are debated by historians, travelers agree that there’s something mysterious about the Eternal City, be it the ghosts of the Colosseum or the ruins of the Roman Forum. Since the days of the Roman Empire, Italy’s capital city has influenced art, government and architecture. Today it’s a modern, cosmopolitan city where fashion, business and award-winning cuisine complement the ancient historic sites the city is known for.
