Traveling millennials are looking for a lot in a potential destination. They want to try something new, be inspired and of course, have fun. While some of the best trips for younger travelers are marquee destinations that draw visitors of all demographics and have been for years, others are likely to surprise and thus inspire the next generation.

Montreal is an ideal place for millennials, especially those passionate about art or history. There's plenty to see and do here, starting with Old Montreal. When the weather is warm, visitors will be drawn to the city's many parks and the bustling Jean-Talon Market.

There's a lot for young people to love about Amsterdam beyond the infamous Red Light District. Thrill seekers will love the A'DAM Lookout and bungee jumping while foodies and culture buffs will fall in love with the city's slew of cafes and museums.

The German capital is without a doubt one of the best cities for young people, whether settling down permanently or visiting. Berlin is rich in history, boasts a tremendous nightlife scene and is close to nature thanks to the 3,000-hectare Grunewald Forest.

Affordability and a flourishing art scene have helped put Lisbon on the map for many young travelers. Neighborhoods like Alfama and Belem are incredibly unique and certainly worth exploring if you're looking for a starting point.

Paris is an undeniable draw to travelers from every generation but millennials, in particular, are sure to fall in love with the City of Light. There's no shortage of photogenic tourist attractions to check off the bucket list and there's no better placed to get cultured.

Outdoor enthusiasts won't be able to resist Vancouver. It's easy to see why Stanley Park and Queen Elizabeth Park are popular with tourists, along with the Capilano Suspension Bridge. The trendy Yaletown neighborhood is also great for nightlife if you're feeling youthful.

It's no secret that Barcelona has struggled with the recent influx of tourists. However, the city's allure remains second to none. Whether exploring the Catalonian capital's art scene, playing soccer on the beach or participating in a massive pillow fight, there are countless memories to be made.

Located just across the Charles River from Boston, Cambridge, Massachusetts is the home of Harvard University and is all but guaranteed to win over millennial visitors regardless of whether they consider themselves an intellectual. There are alleyways dedicated to art, several museums, creepy cemeteries, cafes and, of course, bookstores.

Cairo is perhaps best experienced with a group on a multi-day tour. After all, there's so much to see that building out an itinerary on your own could prove overwhelming. You'll find the Pyramids and Great Sphinx in nearby Giza.

Whether you covet luxury, culture, world-class shopping or time spent outdoors, Doha is certain to deliver. Qatar's capital city is home to some of the world's fanciest hotels, renowned museums and picturesque parks and even has man-made islands.

Many millennials have their sights set on Austin as the hottest city in Texas while Houston flies under the radar. Regardless, a young population, trendy restaurants and a slew of exciting craft breweries make the city a worthwhile stop for travelers in their 20s and 30s.

Zagreb is an underrated destination that is sure to surprise young visitors. There are plenty of sights and landmarks for touristy types. Meanwhile, travelers who prefer to blend in with the locals can do just that at the open-air Dolac Market.

The Chilean capital is as entertaining a destination as any in South America. Visitors will discover charming neighborhoods like Bellavista as well as museums, markets and even wineries.

Getting to Fiji can be a challenge depending on where you're coming from but once you arrive you'll have a tough time trying to stop smiling. It's nothing short of paradise and has everything you could want in a destination, whether you prefer adventure or relaxation.

Go hiking in Iao Valley State Park, sit back and relax on Kaanapali Beach or surf some of the best waves in Hawaii on the island of Maui. Cultural experiences also await visitors at the Old Lahaina Luau and Banyan Tree Park.

This eco-friendly destination in the Pacific Northwest is a hit with millennials for its burgeoning craft beer and music scenes as well as its proximity to natural attractions like Mount Hood and Forest Park, which aren't too far from downtown.

Nature lovers will fall in love with northeast Vietnam's Ha Long Bay. There's boat tours, kayaking, rock climbing and scuba diving for those seeking to get closer to the region's natural wonders.

Young people are drawn to Chicago for its immense variety of attractions, which includes museums, parks, shopping and restaurants. It's also one of the country's top cities for sports and entertainment. Visitors can catch a Cubs game at historic Wrigley Field or a live comedy show at The Second City.

The Japanese metropolis is well-known for its shopping, sightseeing and the world famous Tsukiji Fish Market. It's also a top destination for museums. Learn about Japanese history at the Tokyo National Museum or get a sneak preview of what's to come at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation.

Whether just visiting or establishing long-term roots, Los Angeles is where many millennials want to be and for good reason. The sprawling destination is close to the beach, forests and not to mention celebrities. The food and drink are only getting better. Plus, Disneyland is nearby.

Since millennials are of drinking age, the iconic Guinness Storehouse will likely be the first stop in Dublin. Nonetheless, there's more to his European city than delicious Irish stout. Art lovers will appreciate the National Gallery of Ireland while St. Patrick's Cathedral is a can't-miss landmark for any and all visitors.

The Big Apple is a perennial tourist hotspot that draws visitors from every generation. Similar to Los Angeles, millennials especially flock to New York for its job opportunities. Still, a simple visit is worthwhile even if you'll always wish you could stay longer.

If it's a change of pace you seek, look no further than Puno, Peru. Located on the world's highest navigable waterway in Lake Titicaca, the country's folkloric capital is underrated to say the least. However, there isn't a more unique sight in South America than the Uros floating islands.

Travelers who value architecture and reflection will find both in Granada, Spain. The scenic destination is perhaps best known for The Alhambra palace and fortress complex. Nevertheless, visitors will also uncover shopping, dancing and hiking in nearby Sierra Nevada National Park.

There's plenty of sights and sounds to get into in Stockholm but younger travelers are likely to feel right at home in the city's Norrmalm district. The booming area is home to enticing hotels, fashion boutiques and an exciting nightlife scene.

Manila's historic core, Intramuros, is certainly worth exploring as it includes top tourist attractions like Fort Santiago, the Baroque San Agustin Church and Manila Cathedral, among others. More introspective travelers may just want to take a walk along the relaxing bayfront promenade.

The Beatles' hometown is a can't-miss destination for young travelers with a passion for music or sports. The maritime city boasts museums like the British Music Experience and The Beatles Story along with one of the world's most beloved soccer clubs in Liverpool F.C.

From the Colosseum to the Pantheon, Rome is chock-full of must-see landmarks that millennials can appreciate given their history and significance. Beyond sightseeing though, the Italian capital is a hub for culture and a foodie paradise.

If the combination of art, culture and nature strike a chord, consider making Auckland, New Zealand your next vacation stop. The public Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki is home to thousands of pieces, historic and modern while tremendous views can be had from almost anywhere.

Millennials who love theme parks will be pleasantly surprised by Gold Coast, Australia, which features several, including Dreamworld amusement park, Warner Bros. Movie World, Sea World and Wet'n'Wild water park. Visitors will also find beautiful beaches and scenic hiking trails farther inland.