Waterfront Cities of the World (2011) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

Waterfront Cities of the World (2011) is a documentary web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Waterfront Cities of the World online in HD.

Waterfront Cities of the World — Storyline

As seen through the eyes of world-famous photographer Heidi Hollinger, we set off to discover vibrant port cities and capture their true essence and soul. Settled centuries ago when boat travel was the only means of communication, these ports have developed into commercial and cultural metropolises, rich in their unique history. Native and new residents alike share with us the love and charm each city has to offer.

Cast & Crew

• Created by: Heidi Hollinger

Waterfront Cities of the World — Series Details

Waterfront Cities of the World — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: San Francisco (2011-01-11) — A city with a history of the trend and counter trend, San Francisco is home to living a greener and simpler life.
• E2: Cape Town (2011-01-18) — With more than 50 percent of its population under the age of 24, change is being ushered in by Cape Town's youth; optimism, hope and resilience pit themselves against the lingering
• E3: Tel Aviv (2011-01-25) — Tel Aviv is the international capital of Bauhaus architecture and an example of tolerant co-existence.
• E4: Bangkok (2011-02-01) — Bangkok is a city in motion; traffic is impossibly dense: cars, boats, overcrowded streets; beneath the culture of chaos, this Buddhist city possesses a deep and permanent respect
• E5: Helsinki (2011-02-08) — Helsinki, a leader in social policy, innovator in telecommunications and the sauna capital of the world, is composed of 150 islands.
• E6: Melbourne (2011-02-15) — More than 80 languages are spoken on the streets of the Australian city of Melbourne.
• E7: Houston (2011-04-05) — Having been defined by NASA, petroleum and cowboy ways, Houston is surprisingly liberal.
• E8: Reykjavik (2011-04-12) — Hot water geysers dominate Reykjavik's landscape.
• E9: Havana (2011-04-19) — Frozen in time, Havana reveals some of its secrets; meet the photographers of the Cuban revolution and learn about the reality and role of socialism, baseball and salsa dancing, an
• E10: Moscow (2011-04-26) — Moscow is located between five rivers and seven seas and is known as the global capital of the outrageous.
• E11: Marseilles (2011-05-03) — The oldest city in France is a city of contradictions.
• E12: Buenos Aires (2011-05-10) — The people of Buenos Aires, known as the Paris of the Americas, live life to the fullest.
• E13: Lisbon (2011-05-17) — Lisbon has been transformed over the past 20 years into Europe's most cosmopolitan city.

Season 2

• E1: Venice (2012-04-10) — Known for its gondolas, its sunsets and amazing light, Venice is the world's only medieval city still standing today. For 1000 years, Venice was a trading capital, an economic powe
• E2: Singapore (2012-04-17) — For several years, Singapore has been neck and neck with Shanghai as the largest port in the world. Made of 64 islands on a territory about the size of Toronto, Singapore is also a
• E3: Istanbul (2012-04-24) — In a city that keeps growing, the question for Istanbul is "where to put all the people?" Due to the high density and historical importance of its buildings, creating or renovating
• E4: Valencia (2012-05-01) — Land of oranges, Valencia is a critical city of importance for Spain. Its strategic location on the Mediterranean attracted Greeks, Romans and Moors – who have all taken turns at i
• E5: Vancouver (2012-05-08) — Nestled between the sea and mountains, Vancouver is both a city of water as well as an outdoor haven, which explains its citizens’ obsession with sports. Just 125 years ago, this c
• E6: Copenhagen (2012-05-29) — It is said that Copenhagen is primarily designed for its people: it’s very practical and very down to earth. In the Danish capital, everything works extremely well. In terms of ene
• E7: Valletta (2012-05-30) — Valletta, the capital of Malta, is undoubtedly the smallest city to be explored by the series…but it’s definitely worth the trip. Officially recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritag
• E8: St. Petersburg (2012-05-31) — The symbol of new Russia, St. Petersburg is a link between a large inaccessible country and the world.
• E9: Boston (2012-07-31) — Boston has a high concentration of higher education and research institutes.
• E10: Salvador De Bahia (2012-08-07) — Salvador de Bahia's culture including street parties and capoeira.
• E11: Panama City (2012-08-14) — After rebuilding itself, Panama City is becoming a popular retirement destination.
• E12: Hong Kong (2012-08-21) — Discover the beauty and complexity of Hong Kong through the lens of renowned photographer Heidi Hollinger as she explores the essence of this vibrant city to capture its spirit and
• E13: Tokyo (2012-08-28) — Tokyo Bay is the largest agglomeration in the world, comprised of 26 cities, 23 wards, 5 sub-prefectures, 8 villages and several islands; its 34-million population increases by 2.5

Season 3

• E1: Stockholm (2013-05-22) — Stockholm, a city made up of 14 islands connected by some 50 bridges, is highlighted in the third-season opener, which examines how Europe's first green capital tackles environment
• E2: New York (2013-05-29) — New York is constantly changing; Harlem and 125th Street have been redefined; Brooklyn, the working class suburb, has become a destination in its own right; High Line Park, now str
• E3: Hamburg (2013-06-05) — The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg truly is a metropolis, but with an abundance of green areas and countless canals Hamburg also ranks as one of Germany’s greenest and most att
• E4: London (2013-06-12)
• E5: Naples (2013-06-19)
• E6: Barcelona (2013-06-26)
• E7: Riga (2013-07-03)
• E8: Miami (2013-07-10)
• E9: New Orleans (2013-07-17)
• E10: Doha (2013-07-24) — A look at the transformation of Doha, the capital of Qatar, from a quiet fishing village to a bustling city.
• E11: Lima (2013-07-31)
• E12: Honolulu (2013-08-07)
• E13: Ho Chi Minh City (2013-08-14)

Season 4

• E1: Chicago (2014-11-19) — Season 4 begins by examining the impact of water and rail on the economy of Chicago. Also: a look at the gourmet delights of the city, as well as its architectural wonders.
• E2: Tangier (2014-11-26) — Exploring the Moroccan city of Tangier's culture and diversity.
• E3: Amsterdam (2014-12-03) — The culture and economy of Amsterdam are explored during a tour of the city, which also examines life on the water.
• E4: Dublin (2014-12-10) — Dublin's past and future are explored.
• E5: Oslo (2014-12-17) — The history, culture and traditions of Oslo are explored.
• E6: Shanghai 1: International City (2014-12-24) — An overview of Shanghai, one of China's most populated cities, is also known as a leading port and major center for industry, commerce and finance.
• E7: Cartagena (2015-01-01) — Exploring the history of the city of Cartagena in Columbia and the changes it is going through.
• E8: Seoul (2015-01-01) — A look at the culture and society of Seoul.
• E9: Mumbai (2015-01-01) — Mumbai, the financial and commercial capital of India, is explored.
• E10: Shanghai 2: City of Opportunities (2015-01-07) — Shanghai's transformation over the years is highlighted.
• E11: Auckland (2015-01-21) — A look at what Auckland, New Zealand, has to offer.
• E12: Los Angeles (2015-01-28) — The varied landscape throughout Los Angeles is explored.
• E13: Rio de Janeiro (2015-02-04) — A guide to the metropolis of Rio de Janeiro, with its white-sand beaches, lush rain forests and green mountains.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Waterfront Cities of the World have? 4 season(s) with 52 episodes.

Who created Waterfront Cities of the World? Heidi Hollinger.

Where can I watch Waterfront Cities of the World? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.