World's 100 Greatest Places of 2019; Here Are the Top 10 Places to Visit

Geosea Geothermal Sea Baths: The Geosea Geothermal Sea Baths located in Husavik, Iceland has been nominated as the world’s greatest place to visit. The blue lagoons of Iceland often stay crowded due to the ever-increasing number of tourists. Husavik, a port town along the country’s Arctic Coast Way, was opened back in 2018 and has a spa that operates year-round, staying open till midnight in summer and 10:00 pm in winter. (Image: Instagram)

Camp Adventure: Denmark- based Camp Adventure, located in Ronnede is a 45-m-tall, hourglass-shaped tower. Opened in March this way, the place gives a mesmerizing panoramic view of the surroundings. The place is located about one hour south of Copenhagen in the Gisselfeld Klosters Skove forest. (Image: Instagram)

Mori Building Digital Art Museum: Standing third in the list is Mori Building Digital Art Museum located in Tokyo, Japan. Known to be the world’s first museum solely dedicated to digital art, the place was opened in June 2018. Space was conceived by the Japanese art collective teamLab, which was founded in 2001. (Image: Instagram)

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland: Star Wars has been such a favourite thing to many that the Anaheim, California-based Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland park has made to the list of the World's 100 Greatest Places. Spread across 14-acre, the place is inspired from Star Wars. (Image: Instagram)

SFER IK: Mexico hosts the fifth-greatest place on the Earth. The SFER IK, located in Tulum, Mexico is a nestlike structure that was conceived as a place where avant-garde artists could gather and envision new ways to create. The place is made of wood and cement. Interestingly, the entry is free, so long as visitors agree to walk the floors barefoot. (Image: Instagram)

Mata Ki Te Rangi International Dark Sky Sanctuary: The Dark Sky Sanctuary located in the Pitcairn Islands allows travellers to book a homestay or private home and make the challenging trek to the remote islands will find government-protected dark skies. (Image: Instagram)

Museum of Black Civilizations: The Dakar, Senegal-based Museum of Black Civilizations is a prominent home for African art was within museums in Europe. The $34 million projects took 50 years to get completed. (Image: Instagram)

Central Library: The Central Library based in Calgary, Canada is home to North America’s largest library systems. The complex is designed by the Norwegian firm Snohetta and houses an extensive collection of over 450,000 books. (Image: Instagram)

National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts: Taiwan’s Kaohsiung is home to National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts. Interestingly, the place was a former Japanese military base when it was converted to the largest performing arts centre in the world under a single roof. (Image: Instagram)

Chillida Leku: The Chillida Leku in Hernani, Spain is a 27-acre outdoor museum filled with late abstract sculptor Eduardo Chillida’s work. The place was established as a sculpture park in 2000 by Chillida and his wife. (Image: Instagram)

Statue of Unity, Gujarat, India on 31: The world’s tallest statue, which was unveiled last year, stands at 597 ft. on an island in the Narmada River. It towers over the Sardar Sarovar Dam in the western Indian state of Gujarat, offering visitors the chance to see views of the nearby mountain ranges from its chest. The tourist attraction pays homage to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, who became India’s first deputy prime minister in 1947. (Image: PTI)