Episode list

Metropolis

Manhattan

Sat, Jan 03, 2015
A small island in New York harbor transforms itself into the world's most iconic metropolis. Celebrity interviews, stunning graphics and stylized reenactments reveal the surprising stories and places that make Manhattan the city that never sleeps.
8.1 /10
San Francisco

Sat, Jan 03, 2015
San Francisco boasts some of America's most famous foods and landmarks. Stunning graphics, re-enactments and celebrities reveal how a diverse population overcame disaster to transform a Spanish port into a tech and cultural capital.
7.7 /10
Rome

Wed, Jun 17, 2015
Travel Channel stars reveal Rome as you've never seen it before. How did secret ingredients and an ancient recipe build the first metropolis? Also, learn how American GIs helped create an iconic pasta dish.
7.8 /10
London

Wed, Jun 17, 2015
Travel Channel stars reveal London as you've never seen it. How did a small Roman outpost become the center of the world? See how trains created its signature street food and how caffeine addiction brought about the stock market.
7.8 /10
Paris

Wed, Sep 23, 2015
Famed for stunning architecture, delectable food and cutting edge fashion, Paris is the most romantic city in the world. But the "City of Light" endured many dark days transforming itself into the Metropolis it is today. Celebrity interviews, stunning graphics, and stylized reenactments reveal the surprising stories that define the growth and present day experience of this great city. Once a city where common people fought to get bread, the revolution brought about a surprising transformation to its cultural and culinary landscape, including the invention of the celebrity chef and contemporary cuisine. Twice more, Paris faced demolition, only to re-emerge as the beautiful "The City of Light" that draws so many of us today.
7.6 /10
New Orleans

Wed, Sep 23, 2015
New Orleans is the the birthplace of jazz, the home of Creole cooking, and the center of southern hospitality. A city built on 300 years of Native American, European and African influences; it formed one of the world's richest cultures and most distinct cuisines. Travel Channel stars unlock surprising stories and the hidden history behind New Orleans' most celebrated traditions - How a swampland became the wealthiest port in America, how steamboats transformed it into the country's first sin city, how a fire made the French Quarter Spanish and how streetcar drivers created "Po' boys".
8 /10

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