Paris has been known as the city of love, city of lights, city of romance, and so on… Easily the most famous city in the world, Paris has gained a loyal following of travellers — from east to west, backpackers to well-heeled luxury seekers — with its treasure trove of architectural icons, world class art work, and priceless historical sites. All that along with fresh green parks, royal gardens and winding rivers, make Paris such a welcoming city. Seriously, who doesn’t love Paris?

A city of paradox and juxtapositions, Tokyo is an extraordinary place where the ultramodern clashes with the traditional, and ancient temples stand in the shadows neon-lit skyscrapers. There’s nowhere else in the world like Tokyo — it’s only here where you’ll find anime shops next to shanty yakitori bars, sumo wrestling stadiums within kabuki theatres, and psychedelic arcades along cobblestone lanes where geishas once sauntered. Whether you like the uber-modern, the quirky or the traditional — it’s all found here in Tokyo.

Slick and stylish, Singapore is a name unanimous with vibrant urban life and modern architecture. It’s a city designed for the 21st century, as seen from its uber chic skyscrapers and state-of-the-art museums and attractions. At the same time, the multi-ethnic nation is dotted with culturally rich temples, mosques and churches. While there’s no shortage of modern entertainment centres here, you’ll also find clusters of historical shophouses and unequivocally local food centres that dish up the best foods in town. There’s plenty to do in Singapore — whether you’re a culture vulture, food lover or hedonistic shopper.

Frankfurt is a city of great diversity. Banks and big business, trade shows and shopping on the one side, culture, coziness and traditions on the other. One thing is certain: The Main metropolis has something for everyone.