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Nassau
Colonial architecture, Paradise Island resorts and a 30-minute flight from Miami.

Toronto
Canada's largest city — diverse, walkable and a short flight from the Northeast.

Tokyo
Thirty-seven million people, and one of the safest cities on earth.

New York City
Five boroughs, endless itineraries, and the densest concentration of world-class museums in America.

Paris
The most visited city in the world, and still worth every bit of the hype.

San Juan
A 500-year-old walled city, rainforest an hour away, and no passport required.

Rome
Three thousand years of history stacked on top of itself.

Vancouver
Mountains, ocean and rainforest inside one city limit.

Kyoto
Two thousand temples, and the cultural heart of Japan.

Marrakech
A walled medina of souks, riads and rooftop terraces at the foot of the Atlas.

Orlando
The theme park capital of the world, with four Disney parks and Universal in one metro area.

Cairo
The pyramids of Giza, the Grand Egyptian Museum and 20 million people of energy.

Venice
A city on 118 islands, with no cars and no equivalent anywhere.

Montreal
French-speaking, festival-driven, and the best food value in Canada.

Seoul
Palaces, 24-hour markets and the most connected city in the world.

Las Vegas
Resort megahotels, headline residencies, and a launchpad for the Southwest's national parks.

Punta Cana
Thirty miles of beach and the best all-inclusive value in the Caribbean.

Quebec City
The only walled city north of Mexico — and the most European place in North America.

Cape Town
Table Mountain, penguin beaches and winelands within an hour of the city.

Singapore
A city-state that works — and the easiest introduction to Asia.

Los Angeles
Beaches, studios, hiking and the most varied food scene in the country.

Florence
The Renaissance in a city you can cross on foot in thirty minutes.

Petra
The rose-red city carved into a canyon, and the best-organised ancient site in the region.

Barcelona
Gaudi, beaches and the Gothic Quarter in one Mediterranean city.

Bangkok
Golden temples, river life and street food at the highest level.

Aruba
Constant trade winds, guaranteed sun, and outside the hurricane belt.

Cancun
Caribbean beaches, Mayan ruins and the busiest resort corridor in Latin America.

Miami
Art Deco, Latin American food culture and the gateway to the Keys and Everglades.

Madrid
Europe's great art capital, with a nightlife that starts when others end.

Zanzibar
Spice-island beaches and Stone Town, the classic add-on to a Serengeti safari.

San Francisco
Seven square miles of hills, fog, and the best gateway to Napa and Yosemite.

Riviera Maya
Playa del Carmen, Tulum and eighty miles of coast south of Cancun.

Bali
Rice terraces, temples, surf and the most photographed island in Asia.

Lisbon
Seven hills, tiled facades, and the best value capital in Western Europe.

Sydney
The harbour, the Opera House, and beaches inside the city.

Chicago
Architecture, lakefront and one of America's great museum cities.

Washington DC
Free national museums, monuments and the most educational family trip in America.

Melbourne
Laneway coffee, street art and Australia's cultural capital.

London
Free world-class museums, deep history and no language barrier.

Auckland
A harbour city built on fifty volcanoes.

Amsterdam
Canals, Vermeer and Van Gogh, all on a bicycle.

San Diego
Perfect weather, a world-famous zoo, and the most relaxed big city in California.

Queenstown
The adventure capital of the world, on a lake beneath the Remarkables.

Zurich
Lake, old town and the launchpad for Swiss alpine rail.

Boston
Colonial history in a walkable, compact New England city.

Geneva
Lakeside diplomacy at the foot of the Alps.

New Orleans
Creole food, live music every night, and architecture unlike anywhere else in America.

Athens
The Acropolis, and the gateway to every Greek island.

Grand Canyon
A mile deep, 277 miles long, and the most recognisable landscape in America.

Yellowstone
Geysers, wolves and bison across the world's first national park.

Hawaii
Six visitable islands, volcanoes, and the best beaches under the American flag.

Alaska
Glaciers, grizzlies and the largest national parks in the country.