Scoop: Scripps to pull CW Network affiliation in seven cities in September submitted by /u/PaperAndInkGuy

What’s your favourite of the very famous cities? Cities like New York, Paris, Tokyo, etc. Idk what the lower bar for very famous is, you can decide that. submitted by /u/Pastapalads

Satellite Data Reveals Sinking Risk for China’s Cities Development and groundwater pumping are causing land subsidence and heightening the risks of sea level rise.

What cities are deceivingly cheap or expensive? For example, London and Washington are considered expensive cities to visit. But a family of 4 can visit museums for free over the course of a week that would cost them $500 in entry fees in other cities. Meanwhile “cheap” cities like Istanbul now charge $30-50 for each of their Top 10 landmarks, so visiting Basilica Cistern, Galata Tower, Hagia…

Best way to get between cities in Vietnam? Plan to spend 10-11 days end of Nov/early Dec in Vietnam. Planned trajectory is Hanoi (2d), Ha long bay vs Cat Ba (2d), Ninh Binh (2d), Da Nang/Hoi An (2d) with probably 1-2 days worth of travel between these cities. Math doesn’t add up because there is probably one day unaccounted for that we can add to any of these destinations (please recomme…

Best smaller cities to visit in the US? What are the best smaller cities to go checkout on a short trip? Looking for places within a 2 hour flight from New York City. submitted by /u/BobbyBob42069

Small Cities in Germany My friend and I are traveling to Germany Dec 8th through the 15th. Our plan is to fly into Berlin, then immediately take a train to a smaller city that is a few hours away, stay there 8th until the 11th(Sun-Weds) then travel back to Berlin to stay rest of the week. What city would be you recommend for this? Cost isn’t too much of a concern but …

Cities in the eclipse’s path are getting an economic ‘shot in the arm.’ Millions of tourists trying to experience the totality could bolster smaller economies across North America.

Colombia – Is Cali worth travelling to compared to other large cities? Isn’t considered less safe tha Bogota and Medellin? submitted by /u/RedGavin

The most neon cities in Europe? I have always been fascinating by neon, sci fi and cyberpunk. Late nights in a big city with bright neon lights everywhere. I love the look of Hong Kong, Shanghai and Tokyo to name a few. What is in your opinion the most neon city in Europe that I can explore? submitted by /u/altaran

Best cities/countries to visit in Europe in late October? My partner and I have a wedding in England and are wanting to extend our trip with a 5/6 day trip to one or two other places after this. I have travelled quite a lot throughout Europe by my partner has less so. What cities would you suggest visiting in this time of year? submitted by /u/yp_12345

Is there a way to see other cities in North Korea outside of the DMZ area and Pyongyang? Most nations it seems possible to get around one way or another, even places more dangerous and restrictive like Yemen or Somalia you can still get around with the right know how. North Korea though has been a mystery to me. If I want to get from Pyongyang to Nampo, it really seems like it would be a real tough hassle to find myself getting out …

U.S. cities to see at Christmas Other than NYC, are there other cities that are “magical” at Christmas? submitted by /u/betweentourns

What are the 5 most romanticised cities in the world? The cities that everyone has seen in movies or on TV dozens of times, that keep drawing people in (for better or worse), and at this point basically sell themselves as top destinations? I’d say: Paris London NYC Rome Dubai (more of a modern inclusion) submitted by /u/tylerthe-theatre

Cities Architecturally similar to New Orleans? So I absolutely love New Orleans for the beauty of the French Quarter and other historic areas(as well as the music,food and culture, but I don’t think anywhere in the world is similar in that way, it’s a special place). What other places throughout the world have a similar feel? submitted by /u/Digitalmodernism

Are there any cities that I should add or remove from my itinerary? Are there any better ways to travel between the cities? Hello first time traveller go the Nordic countries. Would appreciate any tips and advice based on this itinerary for me and my mom. We’re coming from London and flying end November! Thanks! Day 1: Fly from London to Copenhagen (CPH) explore Copenhagen for a day Day 2: Take a train from Copenhagen Central Station to Malmö Central Station (travel …

Additional Cities to Visit While Staying in Grenoble, France I’m traveling to Grenoble, France in a couple of months and I’ll have 2-3 days to visit other cities for day trips within reasonable distance (via train or car) while staying overnight in Grenoble. Any recommendations for cities, towns, or specific places to visit in the region? Thanks! submitted by /u/OrangeManMuyBad

Cities in central or east Europe, similar to Prague? I recently visited Prague and loved the city. I’m looking for similar cities. Requirements: – having an airport – having interesting attractions (monuments, parks, buildings) – located in central or east Europe – I’ve already been in Berlin, all Austria, Bratislava, Budapest submitted by /u/readlover12

Which are good European cities/countries to visit in February as a female solo traveler (first-time solo). I have a few days at hand in February (2 weeks) and I always wanted to travel solo but again to a safe destination. I think my budget would be 1200$ (excluding flight). I do not have a preference for sunny weather as such. As I am more inclined towards exploring culture, history, museums, architecture, and meeting new people kinda person, destin…

Favorite European city/cities to travel to with a small child (4y)? Thinking about a 10-14 day trip next September/October with the family (two adults and one child). We love cities, culture, and history. Love to walk around and soak it all in. Kid is a big fan of public transportation. Parents are not keen on driving. We love food. Kiddo does pretty well in restaurants. We are not big on packing a lot of things…