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| 1. | Paris
France: Ile de France |
6,734 people |
| 2. | Ireland
Europe |
11,302 people |
| 3. | Edinburgh
United Kingdom: Great Britain: Scotland |
1,123 people |
| 4. | New York State
United States |
3,252 people |
| 5. | Sankt-Peterburg
Russia: Northwestern Federal District |
1,357 people |
| 6. | Austria
Europe |
2,550 people |
| 7. | Puerto Rico
United States: US Protectorates: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico |
1,560 people |
| 8. | Mexico
North America |
4,523 people |
| 9. | Egypt
Africa 1 cheer |
8,935 people |
| 10. | Morocco
Africa |
4,906 people |
| 11. | Kenya
Africa |
2,683 people |
| 12. | London
United Kingdom: Great Britain: England |
6,778 people |
| 13. | Tokyo
Japan: Honshu: Kantō |
4,618 people |
| 14. | Kyoto
Japan: Honshu: Kinki: Kyōto-fu |
1,084 people |
| 15. | Bali
Indonesia |
1,355 people |
| 16. | Tahiti
French Polynesia: Society Islands |
1,024 people |
| 17. | Jamaica
Central America And The Caribbean |
2,943 people |
| 18. | Alaska
United States |
8,191 people |
| 19. | Switzerland
Europe |
4,122 people |
| 20. | Amsterdam
Netherlands: Noord-Holland |
4,075 people |
| 21. | China
Asia |
5,705 people |
Yellow Springs is the perfect, peaceful little town and the residents struggle to keep it that way. So far they’ve succeeded. It’s the best place in the world to just walk and enjoy the outdoors and meet people. I love it and if I ever get my way, I’m gonna move there.
over 5 years agoI can’t say enough good about Chattanooga. My family and I spent nearly a month there in the summer of 2004 while my husband was working in the area, and we found so much to do and so many friendly people in Chattanooga. You really forget that you’re in a large city!
The Staybridge Suites at the Downtown Convention Center was our home away from home while we stayed in Chattanooga. The hotel is clean and very comfortable and the staff couldn’t be more helpful.
While you’re in Chattanooga, don’t miss Lookout Mountain, Ruby Falls, Rock City, the Aquarium and the Children’s Museum. The riverfront is wonderful, too!
over 5 years agoI love to travel and as far as I’m concerned, everywhere is worth visiting, but don’t go to Atlanta expecting southern hospitality. And skip the aquarium unless you’re a psycho fish lover. The crowds are insane and the way the place is set up makes it very difficult to view the animals without being run over by strollers and large groups.
over 5 years ago
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