Finally, you can’t spend any time in the City of Sunshine without visiting its must-sees.

We’ll start with the heart of the city, the Place de la Comédie and the Charles de Gaulle esplanade. It’s cult, unmissable and unmissable. From there, you’re in the right place to take the main boulevards and head for the Écusson district, Montpellier’s old town. It’s 80% pedestrianised, so it’s very easy to stroll around. Don’t miss rue de l’Ancien Courrier. It’s narrow, cobbled and full of shops.

Its Arc de Triomphe, which is no match for its Parisian brother 😉 stands at the end of the famous Avenue Foch.

The Peyrou promenade starts beneath the Arc. It’s an exceptional park with a beautiful view of the sea. It really is the place to come to relax and enjoy the fine weather.

If you make a stop at the Jardin des Plantes, you’re bound to discover one of the city’s most impressive buildings: the Cathedral of Saint-Pierre.

And to end our visit on a cultural note, take a trip to the famous Musée Fabre. It’s particularly renowned for its beauty and its breathtaking collection of works. In fact, we’ve got a little tip for you! The museum is free every first Sunday of the month, so make the most of it!

As a must-see also you can discover the Tokyo Tower. Their equivalent (in bigger) of our Eiffel Tower. The view from the top is very nice. You can admire all Tokyo but also Mount Fuji. And the gardens of the imperial palace. Only a small part of the gardens is open to the public.

It is a real place of calm and serenity in the middle of this gigantic megalopolis. It is really impressive to see how carefully they are maintained, do not miss it. The royal palace is only open a few days a year like the rest of the gardens.

However, be prepared for a very long wait as many Japanese people look forward to these dates as well. Take the time to discover the Ghibli Museum. It is out of the way and the places go very fast so don’t hesitate to plan it in advance. No improvisation for this place.

If you have the opportunity, come and visit TeamLab Borderless. It’s a completely digital exhibition that represents the progress of Japanese technology. It’s a total immersion in colors and shapes. Really cool to do with kids.

Finally let’s talk about gastronomy to conclude this article. The Ginza district is another very lively district of Tokyo. You will find there many stores and restaurants of all cultures.

Of course you should definitely try the street food stands in the markets. This is where you will get a real taste of the local food. Don’t miss the famous fish market in Tsujiki. You can taste the fish from these stalls in the small restaurants around.

Let’s move on to the Dubai of modern times. Its most famous building: The Burj Khalifa which is none other than the highest building in the world. A good way to estimate the excessiveness of Dubai.
It will be possible for you to go up to the 148th floor to admire the view.

Just at its feet you will find the Dubai Fountain. Do not miss the water show from 6pm. It is magnificent and changes every 30 minutes.

Two relatively nice places to go; the Miracle Garden. A bit out of town, this huge botanical garden gathers more than 40 million flowers. Arches and floral patterns are to be discovered. Very nice place to walk around.

And Global Village which is a big space also outside the city which gathers many restaurants from all over the world as well as attractions and cultural entertainment stands.

You can’t come to Dubai without discovering The Palm. You must have heard of it. It is this immense artificial island in the shape of a Palm tree. It gathers many luxury hotels and chic restaurants.

It is pleasant to go there at nightfall because it faces the Atlantis which is all lit up. It is a very beautiful place to admire the sunset.

Finally, there are two places that are not to be missed. The visit in the desert of course. You can go there with a 4×4 or a buggy. It’s up to the preference of each one. It will also be possible for you to choose the excursion with a night in the desert for an additional price. Small advice, if you can make this excursion for the sunset. The panorama is breathtaking.

And to finish in beauty, its beaches. Almost all of Dubai’s beaches are fee-based. You’ll even find beaches that are exclusively for women. Don’t miss a swim at JBR Beach and discover the Marina district which is entirely pedestrian.

If you love views, then we really recommend taking a boat tour of the bay.

From the shore you will have a great view of the Opera House, the bridge and the Skyline. Another way to appreciate the Australian megalopolis.

A little tour of the other monuments of Sydney now. The Sydney Tower first of all is really nice at sunset. It offers you a 360° view on the city.

Also go and discover the Saint Mary’s Cathedral of Sydney. It is the biggest cathedral of the city. You will find it very close to the botanical garden and the Hyde park (Yes the same name as the one in London 😉 ).

Finally, let’s talk a little about the beaches that surround Sydney.

We start with the most known: Bondi beach. It is the beach where you want to walk, take surf lessons and work on your tan. Particularly popular with tourists as well as locals it is a must.
From here you can go for a walk that will take you to the beach of Bronte. It is a particularly pleasant walk. Take the opportunity to swim in the ocean pool and enjoy the view.

But if you come to Sydney you will quickly realize that you have a lot of choice in terms of beaches. We advise you to go and discover the Manly beach. It is located opposite Bondi beach, in the north-east of the city. It is a little the same state of mind that has Bondi beach. Small cafes and restaurants, surfers and fine sand. Perfect combo to feel like you’re on vacation.

Finally let’s end this article on a wilder note. If you have the time and the possibility then go and discover the Blues Mountains National Park. The park is open all year round. You will find restaurants and shelters if you want to spend several days there.

It is the perfect place for nature lovers. Hiking, biking, canyoning, abseiling. You will surely find an activity to your liking.

Also take the time to appreciate the 30 points of interest in the park. You will find maps and more explanations within the park.

Old Montreal is an iconic neighborhood. Here you will feel like you are in Europe with its architecture worthy of the Parisian buildings. Many places of interest are located in this district.

One thinks in particular of the Notre Dame de Montréal basilica or the Place Jacques Cartier and the Saint Paul street and its stores. You will have understood, it is also a particularly lively district.

The big originality of the Canadian city is that you can also visit it underground!

It is the only known city that can boast of having fully developed underground passages.

For entertainment lovers, this is the city to go to. Between the music festivals, gastronomy, cinema and much more, there is really something for everyone!

For lovers of water sports and sensations, this time go to the old port.
You will find jet skiing, water skiing, excursions on the rapids. Many activities are also available for children. Like the discovery of the biodome, the botanical garden and the insectarium or the planetarium.

New York is above all its buildings that touch the sky. Depending on the one you choose you will have a different view.

For example, if you choose to climb to the top of the Empire State Building you will have a central view of the city. If you choose to climb to the top of the Rock then you will have a beautiful view of the Empire State Building and Central Park.

Finally if you choose one of the observatories on the sides of the city like the Edge or to the south like the One World Observatory then you will also have in addition to a view of a part of New York, a view of New Jersey just across the Hudson.

If you’re looking for a real immersion in New York life, take a stroll through the different neighborhoods of the city.

Whether it’s around Hell’s Kitche, Greenwhich village or Soho to the south or the more upscale Upper East and Upper West side neighborhoods that are on either side of Central Park.

You’ll find yourself saying several times “oh but it’s like in the movies”. And it’s true, that’s really what it’s like.

Of course, you can’t miss Time Square, a very famous and touristy place.

It is from an adjacent street that you can discover the theaters housing all the Broadway shows.

For those who are worried about the lack of greenery, don’t worry. Of course you can’t miss Central Park, and you shouldn’t!

Discovering the Belvedere Castle, the Turtle Lake or Shakespeare’s old amphitheater is part of the visit of this iconic park.

But that’s not all, if you want a park a little spared from the tourist influx, take a walk in Riverside park. It runs along the entire city from Wall Street to the Bronx and you’ll have a great view of the Hudson River.

Finally, you can walk along the High Line which will lead you to Chelsea Market. It’s the perfect place to buy food and discover small artisan stands. It’s a very nice place to go.

Discover Brooklyn and more particularly the neighborhood of Williamsburg. Very famous for its delicious brunches and its Street Art. Brooklyn is really another version of New-York.

One could sometimes believe that we are in another city. The best way to get to Brooklyn is to cross the Brooklyn Bridge and enjoy the breathtaking view of downtown.

Do it at night if you have the chance, it’s exceptional.

Finally, you will have understood that New York is a state of mind, a way of life and a passion for sports. So if you are there for one of the seasons, attend a basketball game at Madison Square Garden, no need to see an NBA game to appreciate the atmosphere and the enthusiasm of the fans.

Or if you prefer baseball go to Yankee stadium to support the team. Just be prepared because we were surprised, a baseball game can last 4 hours.

And to end on a lazy vacation note, head to Coney Island. It’s the epitome of a waterfront theme park.

Enjoy an ice cream, ride the roller coaster or get a tan on the beach. Either way, your day is bound to be a success.

Strolling in the old town, strolling in its small streets, is also the discovery of a city. And it must be said that the old town of Barcelona is very pretty!

Do not hesitate to make a small detour by the plaça Reial to discover its pretty palm trees.

What if we talk about food and gastronomy? As good French people we boast about our gastronomy, and we are right. But being a good player we have to admit that Spanish food is something.

Some good addresses just for you: Tapas Season and La Tasqueta de Blai. Don’t hesitate to tell us what you thought of them!

Finally, don’t forget to visit the Boqueria market. It is rich in colors and flavors!

We arrive then on one of our favorite monuments at StyQR: The Blue Mosque. It is breathtaking both outside and inside.
You can discover all the blue mosaics that gave it its name. Its visit is allowed outside the prayer hours and also the entrance is free.

Let’s go now to the lively districts of Istanbul and the famous Grand Bazaar. It is the Ali Baba’s cave in the true sense of the word!
Being the largest covered market in the East it is possible to find everything you want and much more! Do not hesitate to compare and negotiate prices, many sellers will offer you the same items.

In a more realistic size you can also go to the spice bazaar which is very close to the Galata tower.

Here you will find a little more food (and spices) than in the Grand Bazaar of Istanbul so take the opportunity to do some tasting 😉.

Finally Istanbul is also a whole European part and completely opposite the historical center. To discover this part, you will have to go to the Taksim district. It is typically in this corner of the city that you will find your Western references.

Famous clothes stores, men in suits coming out of their office buildings, chic restaurants and cafes. After visiting a preserved Istanbul, it may seem surprising to find yourself in the midst of this fervor of modernity. This is also the charm of this European capital.

Finally, don’t forget that Istanbul has a whole Asian side on the other side. It is the only one that can boast of being spread over two continents, Europe and Asia.

A cool fact, this area is much less touristy and yet just as interesting as its western sidekick. Take the opportunity to discover the Beylerbeyi Palace or take a walk to the Leander Tower.

Now let’s go to the other side of London to talk about two particularly famous places, London Bridge and London Tower.

It is here that you can discover the jewels of the crown.

Finally, to finish with the districts of London, we take the opportunity to remind you that this is not an exhaustive list and that all districts deserve to be visited, let’s talk about Camden Town.

It is probably the most atypical place you can find in the capital. Particularly known for its huge market and its food stalls from all over the world, this gothic-sounding district is also full of small independent designer stores, souvenir stores or tattoo artists.

We advise you to go there especially for the originality of the place. All the store fronts are worked, decorated and particularly colored.

Are you a shopping enthusiast like us? Perfect!

Numerous shopping centers throughout the city will satisfy all your desires. La Part Dieu or the Confluence shopping center are our favorites.