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Dumaguete, "the City of Gentle People", is on Negros Island in the tropical Philippines. It's a town of calm, kind-hearted people with several universities that add youthful, intellectual energy.

Matera in southern Italy is a town carved into pale limestone cliffs. With its rows of cave dwellings, this city has been home to people for thousands of years and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

San Miguel de Allende sits in Mexico's central highlands at about 1,900 meters above sea level. Often called a "magical town," it was voted the "World's Most Popular City" by a U.S. travel magazine.

Lyon, about 500 kilometers south of Paris, is France's second-largest city. Its UNESCO-listed historic districts reflect a rich past. It's also celebrated as one of France's culinary capitals.

Built for the 1889 Paris World's Fair, the Eiffel Tower rose 300 meters above Paris, becoming the world's tallest structure. Today, nearly seven million people visit this iconic landmark every year.

Known as the City of Angels, Puebla was founded during the Spanish colonial era in the mountains of central Mexico. Its historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Cádiz is located in Andalusia, in southern Spain. This historic port city has been a center of maritime trade since ancient times, with a history stretching back to before the Common Era.

Denpasar is the largest city on the world-famous resort island of Bali in Indonesia. Known as the Island of the Gods, Bali enables a way of life that blends faith through harmony with nature.