Lombard Street is one of the best known attractions of San Francisco. This scenic street is weirdly wonderful with its beautiful flowers, gorgeous views and surrounded by Victorian houses and mansions along the way. It's even called "the crookedest street in the world", which is a bit of an exaggeration since it's not even the crookedest street in San Francisco but it is definitely a must see spot. Go ahead and take a drive on the 8 famous curves within that famous one block to get your heart rate up... you can even scream a little - it's ok - everyone does it.

London's Abbey Road is a truly iconic spot for Beatles fans, particularly the Abbey Road Studio and most importantly, the crosswalk (zebra crossing) in front of it. Due to a 10 minute photo-shoot in 1969 this spot is now an international cultural treasure where fans from all over the world come to take the same picture which appears on the cover of the Beatles' Abbey Road album.

The Hollywood Walk of Fame is an internationally recognized icon and a top destination for all Los Angeles visitors. It is the signature of the entertainment industry where thousands of its members are recognized and millions others dream of having the same honor.

There is a famous quote that best summarizes the essence of Khaosan Road: "the center of the backpacking universe". Indeed it is! This less than a mile long road is packed with everything a backpacker may need and more... low-key hotels, restaurants and street food, bars and clubs, massage parlors and tattoo shops, travel agents, bookshops, and whole lot of partying. This uniquely cool atmosphere of Khaosan Road, or Khao San Road, draws tourists and locals alike.

Strolling along La Rambla is a Barcelona ritual! This beautiful street, surrounded by trees is the mecca of social life, arts and entertainment. La Rambla meets the sea at the port of Barcelona where Mirador de Colom provides the unique opportunity to see La Rambla and the city from a bird's eye view. Going north you can't miss the mosaic circle designed by the famous artist Miro right in the middle of the walkway. Look closely and you'll find his signature. Shopping and dining are a must on La Rambla. Relax with a sangria at a street-side cafe or walk around the spectacular La Boqueria Market for a taste of the local life.

Singapore's Orchard Road is about 2km or almost 1.5 miles of shopping and entertainment heaven in the heart of one of the best cities in the world. In 1958, a local merchant named Tang set up the first department store in an isolated area which only 10 years later became the main Singapore entertainment spot. The place of the original Tang store is now commemorated by the much newer and fancier TANGS, easily identifiable by its green, curving roof. Shop till you drop at the luxury brands and the grand department stores, take a bite at the numerous restaurants along the way or simply enjoy the lights, hustle and bustle of this amazing road.

An icon of Paris and one of the most beautiful avenues in the world, Champs-Elysées is definitely a must see. Tourists and locals stroll the avenue day and night to experience again and again all it has to offer. Trendy restaurants cater to the most delicate palates, luxury boutiques offer the latest fashion, exquisite museums await and gorgeous gardens provide a tranquil place to rest.

Wall Street is an eight-block-long street home of the New York Stock Exchange, the world's largest stock exchange per total market capitalization of its listed companies. The name, Wall Street, has become a symbol of financial and economic power and it attracts visitors from around the world. Some of the major points of interest are the gold vault beneath the Federal Reserve and the chance to stare down at the trading floor in action.

The most important and meaningful walk of all Christian visitors to Jerusalem is the one following the last footsteps of Jesus caring the cross. This is Via Dolorosa, or the "Path of Sorrow" which crosses the Old City of Jerusalem from the place where Jesus was condemned to the Golgotha hill where he was crucified, now the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. As time went on, the sacred events of that day which took place along the road have become landmarks, commemorated by the 14 Stations of the Cross.

The Las Vegas Strip, a surreal representation of the entire world within 4 miles of lights, grandeur, extravagance and uniqueness. You gotta see it to believe it!