Sitting high on the "must-see" city list is London, a bustling metropolis known for its high-fashion scene, refined aura, and classical music. This worldly city offers a variety of cuisines, architectures, and events. London is considered the jewel of England as it clinches the title of being its capital as well as the largest and most visited city.

As one of Mexico's most favored cities, Puerto Vallarta is situated on the Mexican Riviera and has everything a great vacation demands—natural beauty, great restaurants, art galleries, and well-known golf courses. Less known but just as beautiful as its neighboring city—Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta offers itself to your imagination.

Another often-traveled cruise destination is Aruba, located in the deepest Southern part of the Caribbean. Famous for its fun energy, tropical drinks, and never-ending beaches, Aruba promises a relaxing cruise and final destination. Often traveled by honeymooners, the romance of Aruba and her sunsets should not be missed.

Topping the list of cities to see in Italy is one of the crowned jewels of the Mediterranean—Rome. Larger than life and a historical wonder, Rome features picturesque villas and gardens as well as notable landmarks such as The Colosseum, and The Pantheon.

This island in the southeast corner of Asia is home to a country comprised of one city. Although small, Singapore has a population of over 4 million and is home to the world's busiest port. Sample its multicultural cuisines in Chinatown, Little India or Kampong Glam. The Bukit Timah Nature Reserve offers a rare glimpse into Singapore's natural resources, and its beaches on Sentosa are great for sunbathing. Take a trishaw tour around the city or cruise the Singapore River on a bumboat for an excellent view of the skyline.

This once-sleepy desert town has exploded onto the international travel scene since 2002 due to a surge in private real estate investment. A shopper's haven, Dubai features a gold souq and innumerable malls, made more enticing by the fact that it is tax-free! The city has much to offer other travelers as well - its proximity to the beaches on the Persian Gulf as well as the deserts of the United Arab Emirates afford opportunities to go water skiing or take guided desert tours. Visit the Mall of the Emirates to say you've skied down the world's largest indoor ski slope - located in the middle of the desert!

Cancun is a naturally beautiful area on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. Take advantage of the many water sports available by swimming with dolphins or renting a jet ski. Venture outside the hotel zone to downtown Cancùn to find authentic Cuban-style restaurants and salsa bars. Plan a day trip to Chichen Itza to view the vestiges of an ancient Mayan empire, or take a ferry to Isla Mujeres to snorkel around its natural coral reef.

There is no surprise that Pensacola Beach ranked high on our top searched list. Situated on the Gulf of Mexico, Pensacola Beach offers emerald waters and sandy white beaches as far as the eye can see. Beach activities of all types are enjoyed year-round such as surfing, scuba diving, sailing, and deep-water fishing. More relaxing activities include strolling along the Quietwater Beach Boardwalk for great shopping and local eateries. Pensacola Beach has an average daily temperature of above 70 degrees, so book your trip and pack your swimsuit - paradise is waiting.

If magnificent art and unrivaled beauty is what you are after, than search no further than Tuscany's capital city—Florence. This mid-sized city is nestled on the Arno River and features architecture dating back to the Renaissance, such as the infamous Fountain of Neptune, and the jewel-covered Duomo, a brilliant cathedral in the center of the city.