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Top 10 Cities In The World

As part of the 12 days of Christmas app for iPhone, one of the days they gave away a lonely planet guide to travel for 2012.

 

Just had a flick through and guimareas is 6th in the top 10 cities of the world! Was there really that much to do there??

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The "council house families" as you put it round here don't save up..

 

They sell drugs and rob tescos whilst ripping the DHSS off for thousands.

 

if that makes me a snob, i'm a snob

Going back to the best cities...

 

apart from the alcohol issue which can be overcome can anyone beat Dubai?

Never been a council house person and Orlando appeals to me but its a matter of opinion. You could visit Muscat, London or Darwin as other entrys on the list.

 

California is fantastic also but if you're not wanting to rent a car the theme parks are very spread about.

 

http://www.lonelypla...-articles/76861

 

the first thing I saw the 1st time I went to Orlando was a fat family all wearing Chelsea shirts. They were emerging from an all-you-can-eat hovel on international drive.

 

the theme parks are ok but would disagree that you can do something different every day. It really is like Blackpool. We pulled into the Best western the first night and after seeing the room moved to the Wyndham. It was like a fucking Tarantino movie in the BW. Awful.

 

Now, Naples, south west Florida is a world apart and proves Americans can get it right.

the first thing I saw the 1st time I went to Orlando was a fat family all wearing Chelsea shirts. They were emerging from an all-you-can-eat hovel on international drive. the theme parks are ok but would disagree that you can do something different every day. It really is like Blackpool. We pulled into the Best western the first night and after seeing the room moved to the Wyndham. It was like a fucking Tarantino movie in the BW. Awful. Now, Naples, south west Florida is a world apart and proves Americans can get it right.

 

Best Western - you get what you pay for.

 

7 theme parks

5 water parks

hundereds of quality golf courses

3 major retail outlet centres

numerous water sport centres

beaches with an hours drive

 

Plenty to do there for starters.

Going back to the best cities...

 

apart from the alcohol issue which can be overcome can anyone beat Dubai?

 

Rio, kick the shit of Dubai

Toronto and Madrid are the bect cities I have been to.

Hong Kong at only 8? Poor show that.

 

Stockholm is beautiful.

I forgot Copenhagen

 

not sure it would have made the top 10 though

As part of the 12 days of Christmas app for iPhone, one of the days they gave away a lonely planet guide to travel for 2012.

 

Just had a flick through and guimareas is 6th in the top 10 cities of the world!

 

European Capital of Culture 2012.

Snob

 

I'd rather be a 'snob' than a bell end who bases the worth of a City on the theme parks in proximity to it.

NYC is number one for me. Ive not been to Vegas yet but im sure that is gonna be up there too. I went to Washington DC for the day whilst in NYC and that was a lovely place but i havent explored it in much detail yet.

 

I did enjoy Munich and Lisbon as well when i put my drink down to have a look around :-)

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Chicago > NY

Chicago > NY

 

Thats another place i will be visiting as ive heard good reports from anybody who has been. If its better than NYC then it must be superb :thumbsup:

I'm just glad some of the retards on here haven't disovered Greece, Thank fuck for Florida to distract them

Chicago > NY

I agree, I much preferred Chicago to NY

 

As NB points out, it's a poor show that Hong Kong is only #8, it would certaibly be in my top 3

 

Las Vegas needs to be up in the top 10 as well - it's great :thumbsup:

 

 

 

edit: Shanghai is superb as well, as is Boston (which again I rate above NY)

 

Fuck it.....I've probably got more than 10 cities that I think need to be in the top 10........for what it's worth, Orlando isn't one of them

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I agree, I much preferred Chicago to NY

 

As NB points out, it's a poor show that Hong Kong is only #8, it would certaibly be in my top 3

 

Las Vegas needs to be up in the top 10 as well - it's great :thumbsup:

 

 

 

edit: Shanghai is superb as well, as is Boston (which again I rate above NY)

 

Fuck it.....I've probably got more than 10 cities that I think need to be in the top 10........for what it's worth, Orlando isn't one of them

 

The coolest bar I ever did go in was in Shanghai, good Lord they do know how to have a good time there. Oh and the noodle bars on the street are fantastic. Yes, Shanghai is great.

I agree with the Boston comment too, I worked there and apart from the residents thinking they're all Irish, it's a pretty interesting and architectually attractive city, though I prefer the quirkiness of NY.

I've been to Orlando twice, but never to Disney World, just didn't float my boat, though I did enjoy Universal. St. Petersburg, Fl is far better.

I'd rather be a 'snob' than a bell end who bases the worth of a City on the theme parks in proximity to it.

Out of interest what makes a City worth visiting for you?

 

As a bell end I don't only vary my like for Orlando down to theme parks although I do like them.

I'd rather be a 'snob' than a bell end who bases the worth of a City on the theme parks in proximity to it.

 

 

never been so haven't got an opinion on the place either way.

 

 

 

never been so haven't got an opinion on the place either way

It does have more than its fair share of British scutters, sadly.

 

Going back to the best cities...

 

apart from the alcohol issue which can be overcome can anyone beat Dubai?

 

aye

 

New York and Las Vegas

 

that said

 

I ain't been to Dubai

aye

 

New York and Las Vegas

 

that said

 

I ain't been to Dubai

 

Dubai in one word: Surreal.

Hong Kong at only 8? Poor show that.

 

Stockholm is beautiful.

I thought Stockholm was very average to be honest

 

I love Vegas and NY,

 

The best place I've been to is Wailea on Maui; it's not exactly a City though

I thought Stockholm was very average to be honest

 

I love Vegas and NY,

 

The best place I've been to is Wailea on Maui; it's not exactly a City though

 

To be fair, I thought Stockholm was only ok, then did some exploring off the beaten track and found it to be delightful. I like a good building though.

I suppose Orlando would be up there if my normal holiday destinations were lanzarote, majorca etc.

 

For me what makes a great city is a combinaton of

Architecture - not just big buildings but unique places with a story. The Pearl and the halgrimskirkja in Reykjavik are brilliant for differing reasons

 

The people - I loved Atlanta because the people were incredibly friendly and helpful.

 

The local culture - I don't mean theaters and art galleries its what the place is like. I love Bruges but Im not overly enamoured with Brussels.

 

What is there to do - is there a variety of things to do and see. Niagra has the falls which are beyond spectacular but the place its self felt a bit like Southport.

 

History of the place - Orlando has none of this as the place has been swamped by Disney et al.

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