I really want to go to Prague. :(

1. Paris
2. Canterbury
3. London
4. Melbourne
5. Amsterdam

Its okay, I'm a bit of an Architecture nerd too. :blush2: I love the Shanghai World Financial Centre. I've been to the top of it too. Its amazing. :amazed:

*is jealous*

Stop it or I'm gonna have to photo bomb this thread with pics of buildings no one else cares about!!

From those I've been to:

1. Cairo
2. Paris
3. Athens
4. Edinburgh
5. Beirut (I found it really interesting.)

1. New York
2. Portland
3. Paris
4. Mogadishu
5. Munich

:worship: What a fantastic choice.

For me, it's not cities I've been to because I've only been to cities in England, but cities I want to visit in the future.

1) New York.
2) Tokyo
3) Amsterdam
4) Paris
5) Rome

I was tempted to put cities I haven't visited, will try now:

1) New York
2) Milan
3) Florence
4) Amsterdam
5) Lisbon

1. Barcelona
2. Galway
3. New York
4. London
5. Melbourne

A 6th would be Rio De Janiero:p.

Not a city but, on the subject of travel, I really want to visit the Plitvice Lakes in Croatia.

http://beautifulplacestovisit.com/wp...ke-Croatia.jpg

That looks amazing:). *Imagines the Mysterious Girl video*:joker:.

Lmao. You've got that song stuck in my head now!

Ibiza
Falaraki
Paris
Amsterdam
London

London is the best city in the world - period.

(I dont live in London btw!)

London's good for a day or two but Idon think Id like to live there

I also love Nice (France) :)

No way, Barcelona is!

Singapore >>>>

Oh good thread!

Hard pushed to define only 5 but here goes: in no real preference of order

1. Edinburgh - like many cities: has an incredible amount of history and architecture and background. Fascinating place.

2. Bangkok. For it's complete and utter contrasts - from the shockingly poor, to it's riches, corruption, for it's Skytrain, the cleanliness in areas, and utter deprivation in others. A real mixed bag

3. Muscat. Love the scents, sounds, the architecture, the history and it's ecclectic mix of history and modern day living.

4. Rome. for outstanding architecture and its famous landmarks, catacombs etc, sights, foods, people, vitality.

5. Athens. Need I say more: again, back to history, with its amazing architectural creations. Also for it's complete madness on the roads. Seeing as I'm in the 'rough area'... I'll throw Knossos in Crete in there too for all of the same reasons.

Having been lucky enough to have visited most of these places a great many years ago before real massive tourism kicked in: and having gone back years later: I realise how fortunate I was to have travelled so extensively as a child/student.

Are you sure you've even been there Charlie? :laugh2: (note; that was clearly a joke !! ;) )