Rome ranked the top city for culture
Travelers who’ve visited Tokyo are more likely to sing its praises and leave the city full of positive experiences compared to other cities around the world, notably Mumbai, which landed dead last in a ranking of top city destinations
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In TripAdvisor’s second annual Cities Survey, more than 54,000 global survey responses were collected from 2013 to make up a listing of travelers’ favorite destinations.
Cities were ranked after looking at 16 different categories including culture, shopping, restaurants and cleanliness.
Here are the top -- and bottom -- 10 cities on the list, as well as winners in key categories:
Top performing cities
1. Tokyo
2. New York
3. Barcelona
4. Istanbul
5. Prague
6. Vienna
7. Berlin
8. Rome
9. Paris
10. Dubrovnik
Worst-performing cities overall:
1. Mumbai
2. Punta Cana
3. Moscow
4. Brussels
5. Marrakech
6. Kuala Lumpur
7. Sharm el-Sheikh
8. Beijing
9. Rio de Janeiro
10. Buenos Aires
Top city for:
Culture: Rome
Helpfulness of locals: Tokyo
Value for money: Budapest
Comfort traveling alone: Singapore
Hotels: Dubai
Restaurants: New York
Family-friendly travel: Stockholm
Source: Relaxnews
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