Waterfront Cities of the World

Panama City is positively breathtaking. It is the fifth most popular retirement destination in the world.

With 34 million inhabitants, Tokyo is the world’s largest agglomeration.

Nestled between ocean and mountains, Vancouver is a city surrounded by water and anchored in the great outdoors.

Valencia evolved discreetly in the shadow of Madrid and Barcelona.

First capital of Brazil, Bahia remains at the heart of the rich fusion behind Afro-Brazilian culture.

The Russian Empire’s capital until 1918 was built to impress everyone in the world!

The city-state of Singapore, an archipelago abound- ing with tropical forest, has the most important port in the world. Known for its strict laws.

The capital of Malta is a little-known archipelago of 400,000 inhabitants located in the heart the Mediterranean, Valletta has always been sought-after.

Having always served as a bridge between two worlds, Istanbul’s ongoing exponential growth sets the stage for numerous problems.

With 8,000 skyscrapers, Hong Kong is the most vertical city in the world, even though 70% of its territory is wildlife.

Everything in Copenhagen is as audacious as it is chic and hyper functional.

Mythical city with a glorious past and exceptional allure, Venice is also fragile; assailed by high tides and hordes of tourists.