#51Thailand · Cities, Culture, Food · Asia
Bangkok
Heat, river boats, palaces, and a food city that does not know how to be average.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
World rankings
Places are ranked by their average traveler rating out of 10. Filter by theme, region, or country, then open a destination to rate it.
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#52United States · Cities, Food · North America
San Francisco
Hills, fog, and a small city that still feels like a coast.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#53United Arab Emirates · Cities · Middle East
Dubai
A gulf city of malls, desert edges, and a creek that is older than the towers.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#54Netherlands · Cities · Europe
Amsterdam
Canals, bikes, and a small capital that is better before noon.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#55United States · Cities, Food · North America
Chicago
Lakefront, architecture, and a food city that does not need a costume.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#56Brazil · Cities · South America
Rio de Janeiro
Beaches, granite peaks, and a city that lives between them.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#57Italy · Cities, Culture, Food · Europe
Florence
A small city that invented a way of looking, and still charges for the view.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#58Morocco · Culture, Cities, Food · Africa
Marrakech
Pink walls, spice-scented alleys, and riads that make the medina make sense.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#59Portugal · Cities, Food · Europe
Lisbon
Hills, trams, and a light that makes you forgive the climb.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#60United States · Cities · North America
Honolulu
A real city on a famous shore, with a mountain behind the hotels.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#61Canada · Cities · North America
Toronto
A lakefront of neighborhoods where dinner can be from anywhere.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#62United States · Cities · North America
Miami
Beaches, design districts, and a city that eats in Spanish.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#63United States · Cities · North America
Boston
A brick walking city with a harbor and a serious attitude about seafood.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#64Argentina · Cities, Food · South America
Buenos Aires
A late-night capital of steakhouses, bookstores, and European streets.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#65United States · Cities · North America
Washington, D.C.
Monuments in the morning, neighborhoods after the museums close.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#66Japan · Cities, Food · Asia
Osaka
Japan's kitchen, louder and more direct than Tokyo.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#67Egypt · Cities, Culture, Food · Africa
Cairo
A Nile capital of minarets, traffic, and the pyramids out on the plateau.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#68Ireland · Cities · Europe
Dublin
A compact capital of pubs, talk, and a bay you can reach by train.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#69India · Cities, Food · Asia
Delhi
Capitals stacked on capitals, with Mughal stones and a fierce kitchen.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#70Colombia · Cities · South America
Cartagena
A Caribbean walled city of color, heat, and long lunches.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#71China · Cities, Food · Asia
Chengdu
A Sichuan capital that takes chiles, tea, and a slow afternoon seriously.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#72Vietnam · Cities, Food · Asia
Hanoi
A lake, a thousand stools, and a capital that eats on the sidewalk.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#73United States · Cities · North America
San Diego
A mild coast of neighborhoods, tacos, and early evenings.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#74Vietnam · Cities, Food · Asia
Ho Chi Minh City
A motorbike capital of markets, history, and relentless snacks.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#75United States · Cities · North America
Nashville
Honky-tonks on one street, and a music city that is larger than that street.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#76United States · Cities · North America
Philadelphia
History on a grid, and a food city that is done apologizing.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#77Chile · Cities · South America
Santiago
A valley capital with mountains on the horizon and vineyards an hour away.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings
#78United States · Cities · North America
Atlanta
A green, spread-out city with a soundtrack and a serious table.
8.0/10 · 3 ratings