Capital Cities
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thewandererblog
A2. National museums, opportunities to learn about the politics and culture of a country, and will likely be more diverse than smaller towns @inspiretowander #InspireToWander
wanderlustwlee
replying to @IBBtravel @IBBtravel A2: Usually more diversity in things to do, restaurant choices, and sometimes population! #InspireToWander
aok_NW
A2 #InspireToWander For me it’s the age of the city & how long it’s been the capital, the history.
IBBtravel
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A2: Walkability is a big one for me. Also ease of getting to/from the airport/train station. Lastly, food & overall vibe. I wanna see beautiful architecture & epic street art as I walk off a delicious meal! #InspireToWander
theanchoredblog
A2: Typically, capital cities have great public transportation, which makes bopping around the many neighborhoods easier and convenient. #InspireToWander
byland_and_sea
A2: There needs to be certain vibe to it and, again, plenty to see and do. Great food, sightseeing, activities, etc. We've been to some state capitals that totally lame. #inspiretowander
RoadTripsCoffee
A2 In this order:
1. Public transportation
2. Affordable lodging
3. Walking distance to attractions
4. Availability of large amounts of coffee
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inspiretowander
RT @IBBtravel: @inspiretowander A2: Walkability is a big one for me. Also ease of getting to/from the airport/train station. Lastly, food &…
kevinunexpected
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A2. How much effort the government has put on making the history relatable. #InspireToWander
aok_NW
RT @theanchoredblog: A2: Typically, capital cities have great public transportation, which makes bopping around the many neighborhoods easi…
inspiringvac
A2: The people for sure! For example, we love going to Tokyo because although it can be a very busy city, the people that live there are so incredibly friendly. #InspireToWander
KaraDiDomizio
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A2) I think the most beneficial thing is for travelers that may not be bilingual there is a higher likelihood for more accessibility and ease of access. There also tends to be more public transit which is beneficial. #InspiretoWander
KaraDiDomizio
RT @IBBtravel: @inspiretowander A2: Walkability is a big one for me. Also ease of getting to/from the airport/train station. Lastly, food &…
inspiretowander
RT @theanchoredblog: A2: Typically, capital cities have great public transportation, which makes bopping around the many neighborhoods easi…
epicureanexpats
A2. A good airport, fantastic food options, and walkability to discover a little cutlure close by. #inspiretowander
KaraDiDomizio
RT @kevinunexpected: @inspiretowander A2. How much effort the government has put on making the history relatable. #InspireToWander
BudgetBreakBlog
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A2: usually how friendly people are and how easy it is get around are main factors! We also love history and nature so historic monuments and parks always make the trip more enjoyable 🌳⛪ #InspireToWander
herlifeinruins
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A2: I think it depends on how easy it is to get around! Most capital cities in the EU are very tourist friendly - both with language and public transport. #InspireToWander
KaraDiDomizio
RT @theanchoredblog: A2: Typically, capital cities have great public transportation, which makes bopping around the many neighborhoods easi…
SeizeTheTrek
replying to @inspiretowander
@inspiretowander A2. Lots of interesting things to see such as museums and beautiful buildings. Being able to get around easy (London and Paris come to mind).
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MCAdventureBlog
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A2) it does need to have a lot to see, be easily accessible, have affordable accommodation, and at least have some scenic areas #InspireToWander
