Waterfront Cities of the World

Known as the windy city, Chi-town – or just Chill, Chicago, Illinois, is without a doubt, a multi-layered city, both architecturally and socially.

At the crossroads of the Atlantic and Mediterranean, this rich historical meeting ground of cultures and artists is also known as The Dream City.

Bicycles and Amsterdam are so inseparable that bikes are said to outnumber people here.

As the richest capital of the world, it is also the most expensive.

Dublin’s reputation as a port of exodus for Dubliners seeking new lives elsewhere is not new.

A megacity with a centuries-old foreign presence, Seoul is a city coming into its own.

Surrounded by water and volcanoes, Auckland is an outdoor lover’s paradise.

In the past, the colonial city of Cartagena has been tainted by its country’s long-standing drug violence.

Located between the ocean and the mountains, Rio is one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Mumbai is a city that never stops. Bustling and chaotic, it’s a unique mix of India, Hollywood, Art Deco, old wealth and new wealth.

At 23 million people, Shanghai is the ultimate Water- front City. It’s a megalopolis and port city that shows no signs of slowing down.

Where capitalism flourishes and urban development fuels the growth of this ever-changing city.