Traveling the world and exploring cities opens up your eyes to see how others different from yourself live their lives, how alternative cultures are played out every day, beliefs are upheld, and daily routines undertaken. It’s insightful, educational, an unforgettable experience, and lots of fun.
Travel is the one thing you pay for that makes you richer, and seeing the world is quite simply priceless. Once the travel bug hits you, it’s very challenging to try and shake it off but, really, why would you want to? Travel serves to enrich your life, so get out there, don your backpack, pack your camera and enjoy!

Let’s now cut to the chase and explore some of the magnificent cities across the globe and why you absolutely must visit them in your lifetime.

Los Angeles
You won’t be short of activities and sights to see while in LA, however narrowing down what you have time to do can be a bewildering task. Of course, you want to explore every square inch and see all the famous landmarks that this incredible city has to offer you, but in order to get the very most out of your trip, you should prioritize.

The beaches in Santa Monica shouldn’t be abandoned from your list and neither should the ridiculously cool and edgy streets of Silver Lake. A Los Angeles travel guide is going to come in extremely handy, especially if you want the scoop on the best places to stay, things to do in LA, and where to eat the tastiest food around town.

Reykjavik
Iceland is, quite frankly, a place like no other and it’s remarkably liberal. Timing is crucial when visiting Iceland as the summer nights are bright from morning until night. Since Iceland is situated just below the Arctic Circle, it is daylight for a continuous 24 hours from mid-May until late July.

Budapest
Budapest is a staple feature of many lists featuring a spread on the best cities to visit in the world. It’s brimming with history, intrigue, and fascinating architecture to boot. It’s known for its eclectic mix of nightlife and ruin pubs. There are many scattered all over the city, and your challenge is to find the ones that most appeal to you. Be sure to find out more about each one and don’t be shy to pop your head in to have a look. The Danube River runs through the heart of Budapest, and the city has been home to civilization since The Stone Age. The waters here could tell of many stories, sadness, and mysteries.

Moscow
Although Russia might not be at the top of your list of places to visit given its political stance on many debates and world issues, the architecture of the country itself really is something to behold. Moscow is home to the Kremlin, and walking within the walls of the Kremlin surely is astounding – the name itself translates as “fortress inside a city.” The Red Square is just a short walk outside of the Kremlin and features the world famous onion-domed Saint Basil’s Cathedral as well as Lenin’s Mausoleum.