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20 places I want to go   42 places I've been
  2. 1. Giant's Causeway
    United Kingdom: Northern Ireland: County Antrim
    		260 people
  3. 2. Sistine Chapel
    Holy See: Vatican City
    		282 people
  4. 3. Basilica Di San Pietro
    Holy See: Vatican City
    		21 people
  5. 4. Czech Republic
    Europe
    		2,296 people
  6. 5. Praha
    Czech Republic: Bohemia
    1 cheer     		2,606 people
  7. 6. Greece
    Europe
    		11,105 people
  8. 7. Hawai'i
    United States
    		7,020 people
  9. 8. Bahamas
    Central America And The Caribbean
    		1,307 people
  10. 9. California
    United States
    		4,464 people
  11. 10. Vatican City
    Holy See
    		692 people
  12. 11. Sardegna
    Italy
    		99 people
  13. 12. Australia
    Australia/Oceania
    		14,684 people
  14. 13. Blarney Castle
    Ireland: Munster: County Cork: Cork
    1 cheer     		197 people
  15. 14. Paris
    France: Ile de France
    		6,732 people
  16. 15. Cathédrale Notre Dame De Paris
    France: Ile de France: Paris: River Seine: Ile De La Cité
    		412 people
  17. 16. Musée Du Louvre
    France: Ile de France: Paris: Rive Droite: 1er Arrondissement
    		1,192 people
  18. 17. Roma
    Italy: Lazio
    1 cheer     		3,809 people
  19. 18. Pompeii
    Italy: Campania: Provincia di Napoli
    		964 people
  20. 19. Italy
    Europe
    		13,662 people
  21. 20. Spain
    Europe
    		8,351 people

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Kabob 'n Curry, College Hill

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One of my favorite restaurants in the state.

over 6 years ago

Antonio's Pizza, College Hill

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From my experience – though, I haven’t tasted them all – Antonio’s has the only acceptable pizza in Providence. Which amazes me, considering the large Italian population. But, Antonio’s isn’t only acceptable, it is also delicious. The chicken or tortellini pesto slices are particularly divine.

over 6 years ago

Catskill Mountains, Upstate

Cairo

My grandparents have owned a home in Cairo since my mother was a child. I have spent countless summer and ski trips in the mountains. My fondest memories include the Catskill Game Farm and Carson City, a cowboys-and-Indians themed park, which has sadly closed. I’m fascinated by the old motels and roadside attractions of the Catskill area. Geometric designs and dilapidated resorts, shabby diners and abandoned homes and businesses are so intriguing. I can see why the Catskill summers were a yuppie favorite, but it’s amazing to see the once popular getaways as they are now.

Besides all that, there are some modern establishments, as it isn’t a ghost town at all. There are some very good restaurants, too. We always eat at Anthony’s Italian restaurant and Bernie O’s. The skiing is still a major attraction. We usually ski Windham, but Hunter is really popular. I think the Catskill area is a great place to visit, but I’m not sure i could survive there as a year-round resident.

over 6 years ago
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