To me, the only 2 cities listed that actually belong on that list are Cusco and BA. Although I would not have ranked BA #1, but that is a matter of taste.
To visit, if I were to recommend it to a foreigner, my #1 would probably be Rio, but it is a matter of taste. I would certainly not live there for any money in the world.
To live, it would probably Londrina or Maringa , in Southern Brazil.
Cartagena's historic district is marvellous. What's shocking is that CN Traveler implies you should also visit the Ciudad Vieja - the only genuine attraction - presumably if you dare to venture outside the neo-Miami along the beach.
Cartagena's historic district is marvellous. What's shocking is that CN Traveler implies you should also visit the Ciudad Vieja - the only genuine attraction - presumably if you dare to venture outside the neo-Miami along the beach.
I think Valpo is a wonderful place and very unique. I find it very different from the rest of Chile (in a good way). But I am not sure if it should be in the top five in Central and South America.
I think Valpo is a wonderful place and very unique. I find it very different from the rest of Chile (in a good way). But I am not sure if it should be in the top five in Central and South America.
Very true. I almost always stay there when traveling to Chile because I like it that much. I just feel there is something missing to be in the top five in Central and South America.