Montreal has the romantic glamour of a European city, complete with its own French-Canadian dialect. English-speaking travellers will also be surprised that this Canadian city speaks English just as well as French, making visits a breeze. But trying your luck speaking French is an extra piece of enjoyment in the city of daily festivities.
New York City has a unique charm to it that still hasn't unravelled its true form to me yet. In short, those spurts of deja vu you have? It's most likely because of the myriad of films and TV shows that've filmed here. The sheer size of the city drops your jaw, and you stop to contemplate how the island of Manhattan has not sunk into the water yet. And when you do stop, you realise you're the only one in the whole city that isn't busy, as the city never stops.
Prague has also been a haven of peace and tranquility, as well as energy and pace. A city which is known for its cheap beer and late-night partying, Prague also has some of Europe's most beautiful castles, churches and parks.