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| 1. | Barcelona
Spain: Catalunya: Barcelona (Province) 6 cheers |
2,800 people |
| 2. | Madrid
Spain: Comunidad De Madrid |
1,436 people |
| 3. | Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
Spain: País Vasco: Vizcaya: Bilbao 7 cheers |
135 people |
| 4. | Venezia
Italy: Veneto 6 cheers |
2,655 people |
| 5. | San Sebastián
Spain: País Vasco: Guipúzcoa 5 cheers |
92 people |
| 6. | Japan
Asia 5 cheers |
12,039 people |
| 7. | China
Asia 2 cheers |
5,705 people |
| 8. | The Fat Duck
United Kingdom: Great Britain: England: Berkshire: Bray 3 cheers |
9 people |
| 9. | Sir John Soane's Museum
United Kingdom: Great Britain: England: London: Camden: Holborn 5 cheers |
3 people |
| 10. | Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction 3 cheers |
437 people |
| 11. | Middle-earth
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction: Arda 3 cheers |
231 people |
| 12. | Andalucia
Spain 4 cheers |
183 people |
| 13. | Chiang Mai
Thailand: Northern Thailand: Chiang Mai Province |
161 people |
| 14. | Islas Galápagos
Ecuador 2 cheers |
2,168 people |
| 15. | The Lake District
United Kingdom: Great Britain: England: Cumbria 3 cheers |
124 people |
| 16. | Helsinki
Finland: Uusimaa 4 cheers |
585 people |
| 17. | Daintree World Heritage Site
Australia: Queensland 2 cheers |
8 people |
| 18. | Uluru
Australia: Northern Territory: Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park 1 cheer |
536 people |
| 19. | Kakadu National Park
Australia: Northern Territory 2 cheers |
74 people |
| 20. | Prince Edward Island
Canada 6 cheers |
954 people |
| 21. | Tallinn
Estonia 3 cheers |
167 people |
you need to get your picture in front of the acropolis now, don’t you? and i think it is important to get a perspective and feeling on a non-Roman ancient European culture. A lot of tourists but it has to be done.
over 5 years agoI spent a wonderful August bank holiday camping weekend here a couple of years ago with one of my best friends… wandering around the bookstores on a search for Mary Stewart (and other) books, meandering through the little print galleries, eating fabulously healthy food, dining at the bottom of the garden of one of the town’s lovely restaurants, kayaking down the Wye River (and falling in!), and walking walking walking through the gorgeous fields. Well worth the visit, whether or not the festival is on. There are a tonne of things to do if you love books, nature and good food!
over 5 years agoI’m sure plenty of people have… It was the wonderful 1980s TV mini series which was shown at my Aussie primary school during rainy lunches which led me down this path… I remember the boys squirming with boredom, itching to be outside running around like the little terrors they were, or swinging a cricket bat, whilst the girls sat quietly, enthralled with the turn of the century period clothing, rather large round hair and the rather lurvely Gilbert Blyth (Jonathan Crombie was the actor I believe). The mini series led me to discover the wonderful stories of LM Montgomery – so much more satisfying that the Sweet Valley High stories also in vogue in the 80s (although I have to confess I did enjoy chatting over the wheres and whyfores of the Wakefield twins with friends!)
over 5 years ago
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