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Test your knowledge with the Lonely Planet Top 200 Cities To Visit Quiz. Guess the continents of the top travel destinations recommended by Lonely Planet.

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Lonely Planet Top 200 Cities To Visit

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Name the top 200 cities to visit according to Lonely Planet. Continent shown (geographical, not political).

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itgoesyuh

7 months ago

Sanaa? Kabul? Are they trying to get us killed?

zthompson133

1 year ago

How did Milan not make the list?

opt1mus01

1 year ago

i still cant figure out number 4 XD

Ovamiat

3 years ago

There’s a country that heavily overperforms in my opinion, and hats off to Lonely Planet for having not one, not two, but at least FOUR cities from Australia in the Top 200… and TWO IN THE TOP 20!

prcstntr

3 years ago

There is one city in Peru on this list that could be spelled with an “s” or a “z” — would you consider adding an alternate spelling?

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darin

3 years ago

Reply to prcstntr

will add

quidditch

3 years ago

The fact that a city in North Korea and a city in Afghanistan are on this list makes me laugh. The first thing that pops up when I search “visit Kabul” on Google is the State Department’s warning telling me not to visit Afghanistan.

AIDAaura

11 months ago

Reply to quidditch

And Milan, Oslo, Palma de Mallorca, etc are missing. Why couldn’t they replace Kabul, Pyongyang, Sanaa, etc with cities that are actually safe and fun to visit.