Top 10 most beautiful cities in the World

Areas make cities and cities make countries. A country with beautiful cities will be a beautiful country. So beautiful cities are important for a country and to increase the number of visitors.  

                                 Top 10 Beautiful Cities

Following are some beautiful cities all over the world:

1-Paris:

           

Paris, the capital and largest city of France is located in north-central France. Around 7600 BC, the ultra-modern metropolis began on the island (Ile de la Cité) and spread beyond both banks of the Seine. Paris is the center of a rich agricultural region known as the Basin of Paris and is one of the eight departments of the administrative region of Ile-de-France. It is the most important trade and cultural center of the country.

Situated in:   France
Population:    2.2 million

2-Chiang Mai:

Chiang Mai, also spelled as Chieng Mai, is the largest metropolitan area in northern Thailand and the third largest metropolitan area in Thailand after Bangkok and the Nakhon Ratchasima metropolitan area. It is located on the Ping River, a major tributary of the Chao Phraya River, near the center of an abundant mountain reservoir at 1,100 bases (335 m) above sea level. Once the capital of an independent region, this metropolis also has strong artistic ties to Laos. Unlike typical Asian megacities with high population density, Chiang Mai has the appearance of a large, orderly, clean, and traditional, almost sprawling village. The old part of the city, especially the 18th-century walled part, is located on the west bank of the swamp. It contains the remains of numerous tabernacles from the 13th and 14th centuries. The ultra-modern part of the East Coast is a more open area.

Situated in:   Thailand
Population:   1.3 million

3-Istanbul:

Istanbul, Turkey The old walled metropolis of Istanbul stands on a triangular promontory between Europe and Asia. Sometimes like land, sometimes like a fence, more than 2,500 times Istanbul has stood between the crashing waves of religion, culture, and Homeric power. Throughout its time it has been one of the most desirable metropolitan areas in the world. The name was Byzantium may decide from that of Byzas, leader of the Greeks from the megacity of Megara who, according to legend, captured the promontory from pastoral Thracian lines and erected the city about 657 BCE. 

Situated in:   Turkey
Population:   17 million

4-Kyoto:

Kyoto, megacity, the seat of Kyoto fu( civic prefecture), west-central Honshu islet, Japan. It's located some 30 long hauls( 50 km) northeast of the artificial megacity of Ōsaka and about the same distance from Nara, another ancient center of Japanese culture. Gently leaning over from north to south, the megacity pars 180 bases( 55 meters) above the ocean position. Kyōto fu is at the center of Kinki chihō( region). The megacity is one of the centers (near Ōsaka and Kōbe) of the Keihanshin Industrial Zone, the second-largest civic and artificial agglomeration in Japan. The capital of Japan for further than 1,000 times. 

Situated in:   Japan
Population:   1.5 million

5-Cape Town:

Cape Town, megacity and seaport, the legislative capital of South Africa and capital of Western Cape fiefdom. The megacity lies at the northern end of the Cape Peninsula some 30 long hauls( 50 kilometers), at its southernmost boundary, north of the Cape of Good Hope. Because it was the point of the first European agreement in South Africa, Cape Town is known as the country’s “mother city''. Cape Town has a beautiful setting corridor of the megacity and its cities wind about the steep pitches of Table Mountain( 3,563 bases( 1,086 meters) high) and neighboring peaks and skirt the props of Table Bay.

Situated in:   South Africa
Population:   4.8 million

6-Bergen:

Bergen, megacity and harborage, southwestern Norway. The upper port and business district is on a promontory jutting out into the Bayfjord, bounded to the north by Vågen Bay and harbor (for small boats) and to the south by Pudde Bay (for large boats) and Lake Stor Lungegords. Originally named Bjorgvin, this metropolis was founded in 1070 by King Olaf III Haraldsson. Around 1100 a castle was built on the northern edge of the port of Vogen, and Bergen became very important both commercially and politically. It was the capital of Norway in the 12th and 13th centuries. A bishopric was established here in the 12th century. A trading center for centuries, Bergen exported fish and furs, imported grain, and manufactured goods. In the 14th century, German Hanseatic merchandisers acquired control over the megacity’s trade; their influence in a weakened Norway lasted into the 17th century. 

 

Situated in:   Norway
Population:   0.2 million

7-San Francisco:

San Francisco holds a secure place in the United States ’ romantic dream of itself — a cool, elegant, handsome, worldly seaport whose steep thoroughfares offer stirring views of one of the world’s topmost kudos. According to the dream, San Franciscans are cosmopolites whose lives hold full measures of similar cultivated pleasures as music, art, and good food. Their children are to be ached, for, as the woman publishing mogul Nelson Doubleday formerly said, “ They will presumably grow up allowing all metropolises are so awful. 

Situated in:   United States
Population:   3.3 million

8-Barcelona:

It's Spain’s major Mediterranean harborage and marketable center and is celebrated for its individuality, artistic interest, and physical beauty. The megacity is indeed a major artistic center with a remarkable history. It abounds with libraries, libraries, galleries, and structures of interest, featuring superb exemplifications of Modernist and Art Nouveau scenery and armature.

Situated in:   Spain
Population:   5.6 million

9-Buenos Aires:

Buenos Aires, megacity and capital of Argentina.The Argentine minstrel and champion Ezequiel Martínez Estrada( 1895 – 1964) called Buenos Aires “ The Head of Goliath, ” a conceit that likened the imbalance of the megacity’s relation with the rest of the country to that of a large-headed mammoth with a delicate body. The megacity’s wealth and influence overshadow the life of the rest of the country, but Buenos Aires also presents Argentina with its severest profitable and social problems. The controversy turned Buenos Aires into a center of political and social unrest. With wide avenues and bright smart faculty, this grand metropolis is more European than Latin American. With little social fortification and lots of corner buildings, Buenos Aires is a metropolitan area with distinctive neighborhoods, mostly with unique meeting places such as coffee shops and bars.

Situated in:   Argentina

Population:   15.4 million

10-Las Vegas:

Las Vegas is a signpost city of a million light bulbs and fantastic gadgets, easily visible wealth, and carefully hidden poverty. This is a place of positive and negative superlatives. The metropolis is home to the largest glass assembly in the world. It is one of the largest hospices in the United States with over 5,000 apartments. Bellagio is one of the most valuable orphanages ever built. The infamous "Strip," along Las Vegas Boulevard and adjacent suburban highways, is the "City Without a Clock," dedicating billions of dollars of frugality to serving all manner of diverse urges and addictions.

Situated in:   Nevada
Population:   2.8 million

 

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