The Top Ten Most Unique Cities of the World

p>Most folks that write have never experience what4--Valetta (Malta) in the heart of the Mediterranean,
they write; I have in most everything I've everit is unique among all the islands. I been to many
written, experienced it first, in one way or another.islands in the world, and the only other one that can
Here are the Top Ten Most Unique Cites of thecompare to this island is Easter Island. The island has
world. When somebody writes about something,its caves and archaeological sites, which seem to be
they got to know where they are coming from,in the backyards in residential areas. The city is a
because the writer is always biased. CNN did agreat walled city, and plays a historic roll in the times
review on the best places in the world to live a yearof the Crusades, as well as WWII: it has more
ago or so, and I reviewed it, and did my own. Why?churches on it than Rome I believe. Called the
Because the person, or persons doing the reviewMaltese, which it has three connecting, I also went to
were limited in experience to do a proper review.Gozo. But the city is a gem. My wife would love to
Why do I say that, because they picked outcome back here.
Geneva, as the best place to live in his world? Their5--San Francisco (USA) it is where it all started in the
criteria were whatever it was, but Europe is no safer1960s, and I was there for a year, 1968-69. It was
to live nowadays, than America, or New York Citythe city by the bay. With its Golden Gate Park, and
was in 2001. Geneva is prone to terrorist attacks justits Golden Gate Bridge, and it was a time of music,
as much as New York City was, or any city that hasand a freedom never duplicated since. It is the most
a United Nations in it, or some form of worldquaint and unique City on any coast, of the world.
Government.And it, like Paris, has its landmarks to see. And smaller
Another thing is, it is very expensive to live there,than New York City, it has a sense of bulkiness. The
I've been to Switzerland, and it is not cheap. Plus, theOcean sweeps into your hands almost, and the turn
weather is not all that hot or great, the Mantaroof the 19th century remains in the city a bit. It is
Valley of Peru is much better, likened to Arizona,where all the musicians go to, come out of, remain. I
safer and cheaper to live, with a good hospital nearlived here a year.
by Huancayo. I could go on, but my point is, their6--Lisbon (Portugal) it has it history, its great Castle
selection was bogus to me, simply a way toon the hill, its iron tower, which I went to a half
advertise Geneva so people would go there. So todozen times, Eiffel, made it, yes, the very one who
be honest about what you write you mustmade the tower in Paris. The city has its parks, and
experience it. I've traveled for 38-years, overits monuments, and is liken to Malta, in the since, the
700,000-air miles, to 60-countries, and 46-states. I'vecity is almost on top of the Ocean. It was
been on seven of the so called, eight continents (thedevastated by an earth quake a hundred years ago
eighth being the South Pacific Islands, I yet to go toor so, and was a world trade port at one time. You
Antarctica, then I will have been to all of them.can see its uniqueness in its architecture, like Havana,
Hear is my list of cities:Cuba.
1--Paris (France), yes I'm also biased, that is my7--Kyoto (Japan) City of the Geisha, city in the
prerogative though. Paris is my city, not necessarilymiddle of Japan, so it seems; and a unique city at
its people, if indeed I could put Londoners into Paris,that; it has its monuments, in the form of temples,
and kick out the Parisians, it would become even aand its historic section called Geon, which I walked
greater city in my eyes. But here is a city, deservingdown, and was treated very well by the folks in the
or not, that has all the monuments, all the greatguest houses. It has an old aqueduct and a great
museums, where all the great writers came, andtower also in the city. When I think of Kyoto, I think
painters, poets, cultures, and so forth and on, and on.always of the best city in Japan, not huge, but clean,
Victory Hugo lived here was senator. Wherewith all the taste of Japan rolled up in one city.
Gertrude Stein open her doors to the US Military8--Sevilla (Spain) this is the city of Hercules, where
Men; where Hemingway, Fitzgerald, Joyce, Picassolegend says he was born. And where legend says,
and Dali, came to paint and write, experience. NotreColumbus is buried in its cathedral. Here is where
Dame, perhaps the most grandest church in thethere are bullfights, and a great night life, singing and
world resides here, and the Arch of Triumph remainplaying guitars in the larger clubs. The food is great
to be seen, to those of us who can feel victoryhere, and the plazas are picturesque. It is a peaceful
over war. And of course the renowned Eiffel Tower,place, with a unique richness, freshness, and it has its
which played a part in the 1880s World Fair. I've alsocanals in the city liken to Burges.
been to Paris four times. It surely is a city of lights,9--Burges (Belgium) The greatest medieval city in
as New Orleans is a city of Night.Europe, what more can I say, as my wife said when
2--New York City (USA) I've been to NYC fourshe says it: it looks like a fairytale city. Other than
times, it is to me, the city of bulk, took my breaththat I'm lost for words, but take a ride in a boat
away when I first saw it. And Battery Park, lookingaround its channels (like Venice).
out into the bay, to the Statue of Liberty, is a10--Cusco (Peru) Peru in general is the Egypt of
humbling thing. Walking down 5th Ave, and throughSouth America, but much friendlier than Cairo, for I've
Central Park, onto Times Square, and down to thebeen in Egypt, and Cairo, and would never return.
Empire State Building, is a unique experience.When I was in Egypt, and Cairo, I always felt
Manhattan: engulfs, and traps you. And I found it asguarded, or needed to be, in Peru, the folks love you
safe, if not safer than Athens, Rome, or London.there, and I really never feel the need to be over
3--Istanbul (Turkey)--it is a unique city near the Blackguarded. I was to Peru 9-times, to Cusco once, to
Sea, and its streets, and Mosques (especially the Bluethe Mantaro Valley four times, to Lima, nine. I'm not
Mosque), Cathedral, and its towering walls thatsure where you start, to bring out the glory of my
stretch up and down the straight, are marvelous.trips. It is the land of the Inca, and in the Mantaro
Here you can shop in the world's largest BazaarValley, the land of the Great Warriors, the Wanka.
(open Market), be careful, you can get lost. The foodThey have the coast, or ocean by Lima, and Cusco,
is good in Turkey, and the people are warm andhas the Andes, and Machu Picchu, and world
friendly, be careful if you travel outside of Turkey,monument. But wherever you go in Peru, are
not every city is as friendly as Istanbul. I have onlymonuments. To the north of Lima, is the famous and
been here once, but would come back a second anddeadly Amazon, which I've been down. So you got a
third time, if life and money permits. And very fewcity in the mountains, called Cusco, surrounded by a
cities do I ever return to.world called Peru, a unique place, like Cusco.