Drink borscht, eat po kievski, and have a hot party with a Ukranian girl or boy. But don't give strangers your 'phone number.
Rent a bike for 2€50, but remember not to try and do anything on a Sunday in France's fastest growing city.
In Northwestern Ontario, there are plenty of geological wonders on which to feast your eyes. And don't forget to eat at Denise's diner.
America's Western lands want you to drink whiskey in the woods, cook over campfire, and join naked hippies in its hot springs.
Drink a latte made by one of the world's best baristas, and take a dip in the North Atlantic ocean. In the summer, of course.
Drink a Guinness in Mulligan's, walk the Great South Wall, but don't go looking for any James Joyces...
Volunteer, go see the mountains on a ferry, but for god's sake, don't compare it to Toronto. Vancouverites really hate that.
Toronto isn't that big, so don't be afraid to get lost on your bike rides between galleries and away from Ossington.
Wear sunscreen, and be a water baby in Queensland's capital. But not while listening to Aussie Hip-Hop.
Rent a bike, avoid public transport, and consider it a good thing if you find yourself lost in Wroclaw.
Manchester is home to The Best Football Team In The World. If you're going though, don't forget to take an umbrella. Just don't.
New York's most infamous borough of Brooklyn has dunes, nude beaches, parks, and more artworks than you can shake a tortilla at...
If you find yourself in the Ukrainian city of Ivano-Frankivs'k check out the Baroque city centre, the nearby mountains, and the locals.
Don't wear layers, remember your umbrella, and don't chew gum when visiting Singapore, but do have a hike in the rainforest.
Have a thrift at the Flea Markets, chill at the park, and get wasted at Xlib Club, but don't get caught drinking in the streets...
Just South of the Yorkshire Dales rests Leeds; a city with a history stretching back to the 5th Century and Gun-Knife-Knuckle Dusters.
Don't worry when people are staring at you in the commercial and educational central city of Vietnam. And that's advice from a native.
Just over an hour out of London towards the Southern Coast is a wooden pier with rollercoasters at the very end...
They don't tell you about the rough Winters in Melbourne, but a rooftop beer or finding Taco Truck can make up for that.





































