tom's visited places

Famous for the Purley Way.

Plush western suburb of London and home to the famous Twickenham Rugby Stadium.

A famous film with the same name was almost shot in this area.

Very plush London village.

Home to Harrow-On-The-Hill

Need I say more than football stadium.

Unremarkable place in south east London.

Home to the Summer Olympics in 2012.

London Borough with a famous, but underachieving football club.

A former proud dock area.

I have been there, but I don't remember anything significant to say about the place, except it is by the river.

By the river Thames.

Less affluent London Borough.

Lies between Norbury and Croydon.

Just east of the famous Dulwich.

Has a famous college and is generally very pleasant.

The hill is still there, but it has no forest.

Catford.

Has a big shopping centre and several train lines cutting through.

Typical London Borough.

Posh Birmingham suburb.

Nice village. Unfortunately it has got Drayton Manor Theme Park next to it.

Interesting name.

Not very interesting small town in Gujarat. The home town of my wife's family.

Dirty and scruffy by day. Teaming with people, colourful and a bit intimidating at night.
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The home of the famous Mean Time and observatory.

Has a once famous zoo..

Typical Black Country town. No outstanding features, but friendly locals.

The Old capital of Goa. It still exudes Portugese colonial charm

When I visited, this was the place in Lisbon where trains left for the south of Spain.

Famous for Jamon Iberico

Tiny country with very liberal entry requirements.. Probably have more great artistic treasures than any other countries when size of the country is considered.

A very hot beach..

My place of recidence..it's a shame it doesn't have any seas around it. Canals are more plentyful than Venice, though If you visit, you'll be pleasantly surprised..

Quaint and scenic city, with a famous cathedral and proud Viking ancestry.

If you can stand the constant bad weather you'll be leaving the city with positive memories...

Beautiful market town

A lovely quirky city. The main attraction though is the mosque/cathedral: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mezquita

A divine renaissance Italian city. Obligatory for anyone visiting Italy.

Typical small, charming, provincial Danish town. The sea and the light conditions have inspired many artists.http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skagenmalerne

You should visit for the strange accent (and some spectacular surrounding scenery)..

The place of the 1994 Winter Olympics.

Rough and ready city, without anything spectacular features except for a cathedra and wooden houses. Friendly natives can be found..

My birthplace..and I left as soon as I could..It does have some spectacular scenery around it, though..

The odd one out of cities in Norway, as it doesn't get the really cold winters..and it feels unnaturally continental

Beautiful city. The boroughs of Buda and Pest is separated by the great European river Donau.

La Citta Eterna. The mother of all cities. You can't die without having visitied Rome.

I visited Berlin 15-16 years ago and it was a very friendly and green (as in the colour) city..Not to mention a melting pot of recent European historic events..

I spent ten hours here before getting too paranoid to stay. Guess why!

Wonderful architecture and history. What more is there to say?

I have only visited once, 15-16 years ago and it was then not really part of Western Europe. It was rather undeveloped and had it's own original character..

A chaotic, ancient, intriguing capital (just don't rely on the pyramids being the highlight)..

An airport welcoming visitors to the Sinai resorts..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taba_International_Airport

Probably the worst place I've ever visited ( visited more than 10 years ago).. A long stinking beach promenade and confusing interior and unfriendly inhabitants..

Has a nice German styled hotel situated on a hill overlooking the city..

I visited in late December, very cold and many very tall buildings..

What liberal Norwegians thinks Norway should be like..Chilled....

The capital of Norway's arch enemy. Has it's nice points, though..I'll get back to you..

The capital of Norway, my birth country.

London is the mother of all cities

The best seaside city in the UK. Exciting, intriguing, salty.
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Only eight people have visited Dubai!! Get yourself there.. You'll love it or hate it,..I'm inbetween :)

The place to stock up if you're staying in nearby villages.

Has Paradise Beach, do I need to say more? By the way, I believe the correct spelling is Palolem.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/namalzir/409225555/

Has a good indoor market

Mad, exciting, draining

The most peaceful South Goan seaside village.
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