10 Most Exciting Cities in the World

5. Paris, France

Paris is just as exciting as cities like Tokyo or Bangkok in an entirely different way. Legendary architecture, endless artistic wealth, and iconic historical landmarks offer unforgettable experiences. As if it couldn’t get any better, the dining, nightlife, and shopping scene is phenomenal too, with plenty going on to suit most aspirations for fun. With so many recognizable landmarks around, Paris can seem authentically familiar to anyone visiting for the first-time, lending it a very amiable quality. There are scores of scenes to check out, like the lively backdrop around Rue de Charonne and Rue de la Roquette in the center of Bastille—the short stretch is brimming with restaurants and bars filled with students, locals, and expats creating a dynamic and cool social setting. Here, the streets are void of velvety-roped lines, perfect for barhopping, and the food goes far beyond French, with Italian, Thai, Cuban, and much more to offer.

 

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4. Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok sends your senses reeling. You could use almost any description to cover the city and there’s always a place to match. Each city district offers something different—there’s definitely no lack of entertainment so make the most of it and dive in headfirst. Some of the biggest thrills include watching a live Muay Thai match surrounded by passionate Thais. By day go surfing at Flow House in Sukhumvit, dive with sharks at Ocean World, or head to Peppermint Bike Park for extreme cycling. Eat your way through an incredible array of family restaurants, food stalls, and cutting edge dining spots on a heady food journey—by night, experience one of the world’s most intense party scenes. You can find scores of relaxing bars or pubs and take it easy, but the real kicks come after sunset in Sukhumvit, the city’s most adventurous nightlife district.

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