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Time to pack your bags and visit these spots in the new year.
It looks like the happiest place on earth is also the most snap-happy place, according to new statistics from Instagram.
Instagram charted the most popular locations, and three Disneyland parks — Disneyland in Los Angeles, Tokyo Disneyland, and Disney's Magic Kingdom in Orlando — made the list.
The United States of America is the country with the most Instagrammable places – a total of seven. Whilst, France has two places on the list – Tthe Eiffel Tower and Musée du Louvre – both in Paris.
If you need more help deciding where to go on holiday (and take selfies) in 2018, then see what made the list below.
Disney is great wherever it is, but it's a lot better when it's backdropped by palm trees and sunshine in Southern California.
Nicknamed the 'centre of the universe,' it's hard to beat the number of sights, sounds, delights (and tourists) that fill Times Square.
To give you an idea of how much there is to Instagram (and do) in Central Park, just know that it's almost six times larger than the entire nation of Monaco.
The Eiffel Tower is one of the most visited attractions in the world. Make the most of your trip to the city of bright lights with a meal at 58 Tour Eiffel restaurant on the first floor of the tower.
If people loved Tokyo Disneyland before, they are going to be pretty excited about its new $2.7 billion (£2bn) expansion.
This park is famous for being home to Cinderella's Castle — and this picture of it lit up at night does a fine job of explaining its appeal.
We are willing to bet half of the photos posted here are of the famous and mysterious Mona Lisa. Although the museum buildings and architecture is much to be admired too.
The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the oldest roadway bridges in the United States, and it's beauty has passed the test of time since 1883.
Not to be confused with the first Disneyland on this list, this is the newest addition to the California resort, and it opened in 2001.
While what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, visitors have left enough digital evidence for the Nevada city to claim the 10th spot on the list.
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