They are among the winners of a new global campaign to find the seven most incredible cities in the world.
The New 7 Wonders Cities was created by Swiss-born filmmaker and explorer Bernard Weber, who has been on the hunt for the best new spots across the globe for years.
More than 100 million votes flooded in back in 2007 when he asked the world which seven wonders were the greatest. The Taj Mahal and the Great Wall of China were among the winners.
Then, in 2011, he did it all again, this time searching for natural wonders. Winners included Jeju Island in South Korea and the Amazon.
Here’s the full list of winners:
Beirut, Lebanon
Although it’s been home to a lot of unrest, Beirut has great shopping and sightseeing, even being called the “Paris of the Middle East” by Lonely Planet.
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| Sunset at Pigeon's rock in Beirut, Lebanon. Source: Getty Images |
Doha, Qatar
Discover Doha and you will find spectacular architecture and cultural sights.
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| Doha’s towers. Source: Getty Images |
Durban, South Africa
Durban is a beach city that’s home to a range of attractions.
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| The beach at Durban, South Africa. Source: Getty Images |
Havana, Cuba
Described as “a city trapped in time”, Havana is magical.
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| Beautiful Havana. Source: Getty Images |
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
A vibrant city with towering high-rise buildings, Kuala Lumpur is a hit to the senses.
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| Cool Kuala Lumpur. Source: Getty Images |
La Paz, Bolivia
Perched more than 3500 metres above sea level, this city will leave you breathless in more ways than one!
