The 50 Most Beautiful Cities in the World

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16.Havana, Cuba

Since regulations prohibiting travel to Cuba were relaxed in January 2015, U.S. travelers have never been more eager to visit the colorful streets of Havana—a study in contradictions, pastels and primary colors, rich and poor, the past and the future. (The recent onslaught of beautiful Airbnb properties doesn't hurt either.)

 

[theteacher]

NY? LOL

I thought is was gonna be Dubia... Dubia... Dubia... Dubia... Dubia! LOL

 

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17. Florence, Italy

You can ditch any old notions you may have of Florence as a frozen-in-amber monument to its various monuments; not only did the Renaissance capital shake off that fusty reputation a few years ago, it’s now arguably Italy’s most vibrant city. New museums and restaurants abound, all without making a dent in Florence’s timeless, heart-lifting beauty (which, really, is still the best reason to come here).

 

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18. Sydney, Australia

It's almost not fair how pretty Sydney is. Australia’s biggest city benefits from a waterfront culture, with locals hopping ferries to commute home—or play—on Bondi, Manly, and Redleaf beaches, and the dramatic Sydney Opera House standing sentry in the harbor. Whatever the season, get spectacular views of the city from Sydney Tower’s glass viewing platform.

 

[Day_Carver]

interesting...

 

[slewdem100]

No Rio so far? Weird

 

[Helico-pterFunk]

Visited Havana 2 years ago this week. Really enjoyed the visit. The locals, culture, cars & old architecture.

 

[cheercomp]

Visited Havana 2 years ago this week. Really enjoyed the visit. The locals, culture, cars & old architecture.

Did you travel there from the US? How'd you visit?

 

[Man_Of_STeeL]

givin' me some travel ideas...

thanx..

 

[Helico-pterFunk]

Did you travel there from the US? How'd you visit?

Westcoast of Canada ... over to Toronto & then on to Havana.

 

[LordSinister]

Singapore is the truth! And the wife and I love Paris, would love to live there.

 

[Give Me 3ft.]

givin' me some travel ideas...

thanx..

great thread!

as i scrolled down,

this was my thought!

 

[Give Me 3ft.]

give us the link next motherfuckin' time!!!

http://www.cntraveler.com/galleries/2016-01-08/the-50-most-beautiful-cities-in-the-world

 

[LILGROWN1]

This is dope! I'm been to 6 of the ones posted on here: Venice, Hong Kong, Cape Town, Paris, Amsterdam, and Lisbon. I've been to Morocco and Turkey too but not those cities. All were beautiful! My girlfriend is from Lisbon

 

[three-fifths]

wonderful architecture, all.

but beneath all that is the white man's institutionalized filth (disease, immorality and racism).

 

[DJCandle]

Have only visited London, Paris, New York and Amsterdam.

May possibly hit Hong Kong by years end.

I got some catching up to do.

 

[comment101]

Hmmm none in Africa huh

LMAO...Btw, Algeria is also in Africa. I know most people don't know that either (yes, i know Algeria is not on the list). Here's the kicker, when i tell someone that people in Morocco, Senegal and Algeria speak French, they're like...No they don't. Idiots have this notion that only people is France speak French. France actually has one of the smallest percentage of french speaker.

 

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19. Salzburg, Austria

Made famous by Mozart (and the Von Trapps), classic Salzburg sits divided by the Salzach River: Its pedestrian Old City lines its left bank, and the 19th-century comprises the right. A walk through the Altstadt (“Old Town”) is a trip into the past—streets lined with immaculately preserved buildings dating from the medieval and Baroque periods.

 

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(this shit don't even look real)
20. Abu Dhabi, UAE

From mega-malls to artificial ski slopes to crystal-strewn hotels, Abu Dhabi—the wealthiest of the seven tiny oil-rich states that make up the United Arab Emirates—embraces the latest extravagances for travelers. Even the holy sites in the city rival the world's most luxurious palaces, most notably the majestic Sheikh Zayed Mosque (pictured).

 

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21. Lisbon, Portugal

Portugal's history of intricate tilework—from its ceilings to floors, homes and hallways—means you can't walk down a street in Lisbon without spotting something beautiful.

 

[Flawless]

NYC smells like hot garbage and there is nothing but traffic and construction

 

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22. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Christ the Redeemer watches over the sweeping city, where a pulsing, vibrant city seems to dance down to the sea and mellow as it floats off on a stand-up paddle board.