- Lonely Planet just released its Best in Travel list for 2018
- The guide includes the top 10 cities to visit next year.
- Seville, Spain, was named the best city to visit.
- Other destinations that made the list include Oslo, Norway, Guanajuato, Mexico, Detroit, Michigan, and Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
2017 is slowly coming to a close, which means it's time to start brainstorming your travel plans for next year.
Lonely Planet just released its Best in Travel for 2018, a comprehensive guide that includes the top 10 cities, countries, and regions to visit in the new year, as well as best value destinations.
Below are Lonely Planet's picks for the top 10 cities to visit in 2018.
From the Italian cave city of Matera to the colorful Mexican town of Guanajuato, here are the destinations that should make it onto your travel bucket list next year.
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10. Oslo, Norway
2018 is a great year to visit Norway's capital. Not only is Oslo celebrating 50 years of marriage between their king and queen, the city's opera house is also turning 10 years old. That means there will be plenty of cultural events, as well as performances and concerts.
Architecture buffs will love this city; Oslo has seen numerous contemporary buildings spring up in recent years.
Click here to learn more about Oslo >
9. Guanajuato, Mexico
Guanajuato is both stunning and culturally relevant. The former silver-mining town served as inspiration for the fictional Land of the Dead, a city in the upcoming Pixar movie "Coco."
The UNESCO World Heritage Site is made up of peaceful squares, narrow alleyways, and brightly-colored buildings and churches that sit in a valley surrounded by mountains.
Click here to learn more about Guanajuato >
8. San Juan, Puerto Rico
San Juan has it all: pristine beaches, farm-to-table dining, vibrant nightlife, and a buzzing art scene made up of galleries, museums, and murals that cover the city's walls.
Visitors can spend hours wandering through cobblestone alleyways framed by pastel-painted buildings and luscious greenery. The island was hit hard by hurricane Maria, but rebuilding efforts are underway.
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