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Cape Town, not edgie enough. Christ, I've nearly come a cropper there several times
[Travel] Your favourite city in the world
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Cape Town, not edgie enough. Christ, I've nearly come a cropper there several times
I had the nicest blueberry cheesecake I have ever had in Lund. I would go back there just for that.
Cheeky Monkey
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Cannae beat Tegucigalpa for me.
Good shout for Copenhagen.
Sirnormangall
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Rome, Paris, San Francisco- all wonderfully interesting cities, lots to do, never dull.
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Good call, Cancun or Playa Del Carmen
Leekbrookgull
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Did like Windy Wellington.
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Is he 'aving a larf, only marginally safer than San Pedro de Sula
stewart12
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genuinely looked into moving there at one point but was put off by reports of it being quite hard for non-danes to find well paid work (and it's obviously very expensive)
Coldeanseagull
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Because it's so far away, I included playa del carmen in there as that's where we stayed. I discovered teguila over there!
Neville's Breakfast
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I think you only really know a place when you have lived there. A couple of weeks on holiday gives a completely artificial perception of what a city is really like. On that basis I would go for Singapore. Brilliant base for doing business and holidays. Great food but not just the tourist traps. We loved just nipping into our local hawker centre on the way home from work for a $3 meal. The city also works ie good transport system, safety, shopping, healthcare and nightlife.
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Do you mean Hawker Chan's. if so, isnt that the only michelin starred hawker centre in the world, its in some shopping mall in Chinatown. Always a massive queue when ive been there.
Neville's Breakfast
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We lived just off Bukit Timah, then near Serangoon and finally near the West Coast at Pasir Panjang. All had good local hawkers and restaurants. No Michelin stars, just local food. We did occasionally go to Newton for seafood barbecue. More expensive as it is for the tourists but we had a favourite stall that was amazing. Actually, now you mention it there are some very good shopping mall hawkers as well. What’s the one at Orchard called ? One thing they all have in common is the convention of putting a packet of tissues on the table to reserve it. Works in a place as civilized as Singapore.
Ecuadorville.
severnside gull
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Between Paris & Amsterdam for me but between the two I will always go back to Paris for the walk through Les Tuileries and the Ile de la Cite.
Popeye
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Even though I have only visited there twice(Once for a wedding and another for vacation) I would have to say Basseterre in Saints Kitts is it for me. Gorgeous place, locals are awesome, food is amazing, peaceful, etc. I hate whenever I had to leave, and deffo see it as a retirement destination. Helps also that English is the official language. Highly recommend if you have never been. Charlestown on the island of Nevis is fantastic too.
Oh…and I visit Barcelona every year at least once so I should include this city I guess.
