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  The Roof Top Lounge Bar of Hotel St. George in Rome, gives guests the chance to relax in the evenings and enjoy a fine cocktail while surveying Rome’s majestic skyline.©Hotel St. George Roma
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  Fresh Hotel, Athens.The swimming pool at the Fresh Hotel is open until two in the morning, making it the perfect place for a night swim and a view of the Athenian heavens.©Fresh Hotel
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  The Marmara Pera, Istanbul.On the 11th floor of the Marmara Pera, guests can relax in the pool or look out at the spires and minarets of the Turkish metropolis.©The Marmara Pera
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  The Trafalgar Hotel, London. Visitors can discover the bustle of Trafalgar Square from a bird’s eye perspective at the top of the Trafalgar.©The Trafalgar Hotel, London
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  Terrass Hotel, Paris. Paris Terrass Hotel offers stunning views of the Eiffel Tower.©Terrass Hotel, Paris
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  Hotel U Prince, Prague. The well-established restaurant on the top of Hotel U Prince is popular with locals and tourists alike.©Hotel U Prince, Prague
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  Grand Hotel Central, Barcelona. Within the 350 square meters of the Grand Hotel Central’s roof is a large swimming pool and the Sky Bar.©Grand Hotel Central, Barcelona
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  Hotel Gansevoort, New York. The Plunge Bar offers a commanding view of the Hudson River and features underwater speakers.©Hotel Gansevoort, New York
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  NH Parque Central, Havana. An unequaled panorama over Havana’s central park and the popular Paseo de Prado promenade is available to guests from the hotel’s expansive rooftop.©NH Parque Central, Havana
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  The Ritz-Carlton, Moscow. The 11th floor O2 lounge offers a bar and disco with views of Red Square.©The Ritz-Carlton, Moscow
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  Bairro Alto Hotel, Lisbon. The Bairro Alto’s roof terrace is located on the sixth floor and guests can enjoy the scenery of the city and the view of the Tagus River.©Bairro Alto Hotel
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  Hotel de Rome, Berlin. From the rooftop terrace of the Hotel de Rome, guests can look out over the German capital’s center, from the Cathedral to the Television Tower.©Hotel de Rome
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  Lebua at State Tower, Bangkok. The second largest building in the Thai capital offers its visitors a breathtaking view of the city from its 63rd floor.©Lebua at State Tower
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  Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Dubai. Two roof terraces on the Jumeirah Beach Hotel offer guests stunning vistas: From the 360“-Bar on the roof of the Marina-Restaurant, guests overlook the coast of the Persian Gulf or the Uptown Bar on the 24th floor of the hotel offers views of the city.©Jumeirah Beach Hotel
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  Marina Bay Sands Hotel, Singapore -The Sands SkyPark is an awe-inspiring engineering wonder. This unique structural masterpiece, designed by visionary architect Moshe Safdie, floats atop the three soaring Marina Bay Sands hotel towers 200m in the sky, with a 150-meter infinity swimming pool, the world’s largest outdoor pool at that height and exclusive restaurants including The Sky on 57, helmed by Singapore’s celebrity chef Justin Quek.©Marina Bay Sands Hotel

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