#1Japan · Cities, Food · Asia
Tokyo
A megacity that still feels precise, kind, and endlessly walkable.
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#1Japan · Cities, Food · Asia
A megacity that still feels precise, kind, and endlessly walkable.
#2Japan · Culture, Cities, Food · Asia
Temples, wooden streets, and the version of Japan people hope is still real.
#3United Kingdom · Cities, Culture, Food · Europe
Parks, pubs, museums that are actually free, and a city that keeps changing its mind.
#4Italy · Culture, Cities, Food · Europe
Two thousand years of city, still lived in, still delicious.
#5United States · Cities, Food · North America
A city of neighborhoods, late light, and canyons between the freeways.
#6Singapore · Cities, Food · Asia
An orderly harbor city that built a cuisine out of everyone who landed.
#7Hong Kong · Cities, Food · Asia
A vertical harbor city that may be the world's most serious about dinner.
#8China · Cities, Culture, Food · Asia
Hutongs, imperial courtyards, and a capital that still eats wheat and lamb.
#9South Korea · Cities, Food · Asia
A palace-and-barbecue capital that changes personality after dark.
#10China · Cities, Food · Asia
A river city of art deco streets and a skyline that showed up fast.
#11Turkey · Cities, Culture, Food · Europe
Two continents, a working strait, and a city that feeds you constantly.
#12Italy · Cities, Culture · Europe
A city with no cars, a fragile calendar, and evenings that still work.
#13Austria · Cities, Culture · Europe
Coffee, concert halls, and a capital that still believes in a long afternoon.
#14Spain · Cities, Food · Europe
A late, loud, generous capital built around painting and dinner.
#15Canada · Cities · North America
Mountains, a working harbor, and a city that seafoods seriously.
#16United States · Cities · North America
A desert show that is better when you leave the casino floor.
#17United States · Cities, Food · North America
Music, kitchens, and a city that keeps its own hours.
#18Israel · Beaches, Cities · Middle East
A city beach with a promenade, a serious cafe habit, and a swim before work.
#19Italy · Cities · Europe
Fashion, a cathedral that stops you, and a city that works through lunch.
#20Mexico · Cities, Food · North America
A high-altitude capital of museums, neighborhoods, and extraordinary food.
#21United States · Cities · North America
Coffee, ferries, and a downtown that behaves once you face the water.
#22Greece · Cities, Culture · Europe
The Acropolis above a noisy, modern city that eats late and well.
#23United Kingdom · Cities, Culture · Europe
A stone capital on ridges, with a festival city hidden inside it.
#24Australia · Cities, Food · Oceania
Laneways, coffee, and a southern city that lives by its neighborhoods.
#25China · Cities, Culture, Food · Asia
A walled city with an ancient capital's appetite and the warriors outside it.
#26Hungary · Cities · Europe
A bath city split by a river, with a castle hill and a serious kitchen.
#27Canada · Cities · North America
A French-speaking city of bagels, staircases, and long dinners.
#28Denmark · Cities, Food · Europe
Bikes, harbors, and a design city that also knows how to eat.
#29Israel · Cities, Culture · Middle East
A stone city of holy sites, markets, and neighborhoods with long memories.
#30India · Cities, Food · Asia
A seafront megacity of cinema, cricket, and food at every hour.
#31India · Cities, Culture · Asia
A pink planned city of forts, courtyards, and a desert-edge light.
#32Malaysia · Cities, Food · Asia
A hot, plural city of malls, mosques, and extraordinary hawker food.
#33Peru · Cities, Food · South America
A gray Pacific capital that became one of the world's dining cities.
#34New Zealand · Cities · Oceania
A harbor city of volcanoes, ferries, and a soft green winter.
#35Brazil · Cities, Food · South America
A vast working city that may be the country's most serious kitchen.
#36China · Cities · Asia
A new city on a bay, built fast and serious about design and dinner.
#37China · Cities, Food · Asia
The Cantonese capital, where dim sum is a way of spending the morning.
#38United States · Cities, Food · North America
A huge, humid food city with museums that earn the drive.
#39United States · Cities · North America
Big skies, serious kitchens, and a city that spreads out on purpose.
#40France · Cities, Culture, Food · Europe
Still the city people measure other cities against.
#41United States · Cities, Food · North America
The density, the food, the parks, the feeling that something is always on.
#42Spain · Cities, Culture, Food · Europe
Gaudí, grid streets, a real beach, and a food culture that still leads.
#43Australia · Cities · Oceania
A harbor city of ferries, headlands, and a casual standard for swimming.
#44South Africa · Nature, Cities, Food · Africa
A city under a mountain, with beaches, wine, and a complicated, vivid history.
#45Czech Republic · Cities, Culture · Europe
A stone city that is magical at 8 a.m. and crowded at noon.
#46Germany · Cities · Europe
A wide, cheap-for-Europe capital of museums, parks, and late nights.
#47United States · Cities, Food · North America
Live music, barton springs, and a Texas city that likes a patio.
#48Germany · Cities · Europe
Beer gardens, alpine day trips, and a wealthy city that still sits outside.
#49Taiwan · Cities, Food · Asia
Night markets, mountains in the backdrop, and a city devoted to soup and snacks.
#50Spain · Cities, Culture, Food · Europe
Orange trees, late nights, and a southern city built for spring.