Maps



# indicates number of recommendations in each cit



Europe


Amsterdam 12
Arctic Circle 10
Barcelona 16
Berlin 10

Bordeaux 7

Bucharest 17
Budapest 21

Brussels 4

Colmar 11

Crema 9

Ghent 18

London 29

Lyon 13

Madrid 4
Milan 31


Paris 80+


Prague 24

Rome 2

Venice 17

Vienna 13

Ireland (Country) 29 total (including Dublin)
Dublin 9


North America


Chicago 12

Dallas/Fort Worth 5
Fort Wayne 17

Guadeloupe 10

Las Vegas 10
Los Angeles 46

Miami + Ft. Lauderdale 32
Mexico City 27
Montréal 10

New York 47
San Francisco 7
Tulum 10

Asia + Africa + Middle East


Canggu (Bali) 13
Dubai 17
Kairouan 10

Kuala Lumpur 28
Singapore 15
Tokyo 50

Tunis 25

Ubud (Bali) 20

Central & South America


Antigua + Guatemala City 8
Rio de Janeiro 11
San Marcos + San Pablo 15

São Paulo 15








Amsterdam 12
Arctic Circle 10
Barcelona 16
Berlin 10

Bordeaux 7

Bucharest 17
Budapest 21

Brussels 4

Colmar 11

Crema 9

Ghent 18

London 29

Lyon 13

Madrid 4
Milan 31

Paris 80+


Prague 24

Rome 2

Venice 17

Vienna 13

Ireland (Country) 29 total (including Dublin)
Dublin 9
Chicago 12

Dallas/Fort Worth 5
Fort Wayne 17

Guadeloupe 10

Las Vegas 10
Los Angeles 46

Miami + Ft. Lauderdale 32
Mexico City 27
Montréal 10

New York 47
San Francisco 7
Tulum 10
Canggu (Bali) 13
Dubai 17
Kairouan 10

Kuala Lumpur 28
Singapore 15
Tokyo 50

Tunis 25

Ubud (Bali) 20

Antigua + Guatemala City 8
Rio de Janeiro 11
San Marcos + San Pablo 15

São Paulo 15







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The Paris Map


Welcome to Paris. The world sold you a dream and you bought into it.
The good news is that Paris is a relatively inexpensive city – the Eiffel Tower can be scaled for less than €10, a picher of wine can be downed for €20,
if you’re ready to haul that ass up 274 steps.

and that most of the touristy things to do are still actually worth doing.
For those under 26, nearly all major monuments and cultural things to do are discounted or just completely free.
The city is part chic and part street graffiti – and that’s why we love Paname (what locals sometimes refer to it as).

This is part of the Europe map.