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View of a rock church

Matera is one of the most enchanting cities in Italy, a city that bears witness to a successful history: it has managed to rise again and become a source of pride for the entire country.
The Sassi di Matera, a honeycomb of more than 1,000 cave, is a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1993. In 2019 the city is European Capital of Culture.
Sleeping in a "Sasso": it is really suggestive to spend the night in these caves, once a place of crime and debauchery, become the most romantic places to sleep.
Not to be missed!

The skyline

With so much to see and do, you will be spoiled for choice in Hong Kong.
Leave the island and view it from Kowloon waterfront. The centre of Hong Kong was once called Victoria but is now aptly name ‘Central’. Here you can see Government House and then take the escalator and Peak Tram through Soho, the Mid Levels and on to the Peak for some wonderful harbour views.
Visit Temple Street Night Market for some great shopping and bustling atmosphere
Take a trip out to Lantau Island for some more contemplative moments with the Big Buddha.

View of Brazilwood

Salvador da Bahía, or more simply Bahía as it is called by its inhabitants.
An ancient, colonial city, once the first capital of Brazil and always the heart of Afro-Brazilian culture.
Here Africa is an active, visible presence. With the ancient ritual dances of Angola that today revive in the Capoeira shows, and the Yoruba songs of West Africa that still echo, among hypnotic sounds of drums, in the suggestive Candomblé ceremonies.
For a traveler it is a beautiful city, tropical and full of atmosphere, and after Rio it is undoubtedly the most interesting city to visit in Brazil.
The real attraction of Salvador de Bahia is its beautiful beaches, perfect for enjoying well-deserved relaxation: praia do Forte, Conde, Baixio or Imbassaì.

City view from the forest

Toronto is a fascinating mix of urban architecture and traditional neighbourhood.
The CN Tower dominates the skyline and is one of the city’s most recognisable buildings. It’s the tallest free standing structure in the Western hemisphere and visitors can experience Edge Walk, a hands free walk around the top of the tower supported by a harness. An activity that’s not for everyone, but the views are spectacular.
For those who are looking for something a little more low-key, you can take a ferry on Lake Ontario to Toronto Island.
Don't miss the Toronto’s famed Chinatown, and catch all the action. There you will find Dragon City Mall, full of Chinese fashion shops and an abundance of excellent Chinese restaurants.

A lighthouse on the bay

The country’s oldest, largest and most culturally diverse city. Sydney is renowned for its iconic structures, multicultural society and cleanliness.
From its beautiful beaches to its unmistakable skyline, this is quite simply one of the most recognisable cities in the world. Although Sydney may be a comparatively new city by normal standards, it has one of the most famous skylines in the world.
The iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge crosses the harbour, connecting North Sydney to The Rocks. Another of Sydney’s unmistakable landmarks is the renowned Sydney Opera House.
This city has something to please everyone. Catch a ferry from Circular Quay and spend the day at Taronga Zoo, or enjoy a day-trip in Parramatta. Or if you simply want to gaze upon the twinkling lights of the harbour at night, book a pleasure cruise and enjoy drinks and dinner under the stars.

View of the City

The city of Cape Town is located in the Western Cape Province of South Africa.
This coastal conurbation is near the Cape of Good Hope, and it boasts some of the most stunning coastal views anywhere in the world. A unique combination of South African culture, modern city life, areas of extreme deprivation and incredible natural beauty awaits visitors.
Cape Town is home to a great many buildings of great cultural and historical importance, including the Rhodes Memorial.
Known by many as the ‘Malay Quarter’ the area around the memorial is replete with colorful buildings, street vendors selling local cuisines and several eye-catching Mosques.
The nearby Castle of Good Hope can be found on Buitenkant Street.
If you fancy something a little more relaxing, take a trip to the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, where you’ll get the chance to peruse a massive collection of flora and fauna from South Africa and the rest of the world.