01. Albertopolis - Age of Empire
After the success of the Great Exhibition in 1851, Prince Albert purchased a large swath of west London to build "An Area Of Culture And Learning". This corner of London came to be known Albertopolis.
02. Westminster - City of Power
Whitehall in the west of London is saturated with the history which has shaped the sometimes gory past of this fascinating country.
03. Washington DC - Monuments and Icons
In the heart of Washington D.C. is a green space known as the National Mall, which harbours a collection memorials and monuments dedicated to the sweeping history of the nation.
04. Philadelphia - Founding Fathers
Philadelphia is home to some of the oldest institutions and neighborhoods that made up the pre-revolutionary backdrop to inventing the very concept of the United States.
05. New York - Skyscraper City
New York's skyline is world famous - and it's punctuated by the silhouettes of some of the most iconic skyscrapers in the world.
06. Hollywood - City of Dreams
The historic center of Old Hollywood is full of historians, writers, crew, stars, and residents, all with a unique take on the special history of Hollywood.