14 Rooftop Bars and Restaurants to Add to Your Travel Bucket List

This stunning rooftop bar in Phuket, Thailand, gives you ocean views while you're surrounded by an infinity pool. It's easily the most tranquil spot on the list.

Located in one of the trendiest spots in the city, this rooftop bar and restaurant is on the 22nd floor of The William Vale hotel in the New York City neighbourhood of Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

For creative cocktails and a bird's eye view of Zurich's main shopping street, head to the sixth-floor of famous fashion house Modissa.

This 16th-floor rooftop bistro serves French-themed food and drinks, while letting you listen to live music while you take in the 360-degree view of LA.

Featured in many movies, this famous bar is one of the highest in the world at 820-feet high. You can even get specialty cocktails like the Hangovertini, which was created for the crew of The Hangover Part II.

At over 925-feet high, 1-Altitude boasts the title of the highest al fresco bar in the world. With three tiers of venues, you can get a bite to eat at the cafe, catch the sunset at the viewing gallery, or dance to a local DJ set.

This little hole-in-the-wall bar serves you drinks cliff side, so feel free to bring your bathing suit!

This rooftop restaurant is on the top floor of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, and it serves authentic Peruvian-style bites and delicious drinks while you look out at the bustling nightlife and historic architecture of Barcelona, Spain.

The rooftop bar of the East Hotel has a chic garden vibe with views of the city and the water and serves small Asian-inspired plates.

View Mumbai's impressive skyline and even stargaze on the 34th floor of the Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai.

Located on the third-floor terrace of a small luxury hotel by the same name, you can view famous tourist spots like the neo-Gothic basilica and the Cayambe volcano.

As the only rooftop bar in Cabo San Lucas, the top floor of The Cape, A Thompson Hotel, is always bustling. With fire pits and live music after sundown, it still maintains a laid-back energy despite being popular.

On the ninth floor of the Tivoli Avenida Liberdade, this family-friendly spot is beautiful in spring and summer, where you can see St. Jorge's Castle on the left and the River Tagus on the right.

At the top of the Prince's Building in Central, Hong Kong, this rooftop spot is open all day. You can have tea and snacks during the day, cake and cotton candy on your birthday, or drinks, dancing, and DJ sets at night (along with the rumoured occasional saxophonist).