If someone came to visit your town or city what would you tell them they had to see before they left?

Question

I would tell them to go up Lamoille canyon and go hiking to one of the lakes.

Answer 1

I live in the area around Málaga Spain... I'd tell them to visit the Picasso Museum and his birthplace in the Plaza de la Merced, Gibralfaro castle with its magnificent views of the city and the port area, the Cathedral, the pedestrian streets in the center of town, the beach and the Paseo Marítimo (great for a lovely walk). And if they have time visit the little towns along the Costa del Sol. East to the Grottoes at Nerja, and west all the way to Gibraltar.

Answer 2

Every visitor, young or old, has different interests. I have posted an online list for my visitors of my city's most interesting sites and let them choose. There is something for everyone in it.

Example shown is for Munich, Germany:

Answer 3

The city where I live is fairly small, but right now I would recommend seeing the art exhibition in the castle. There are some interesting old churches too. Two weeks ago, it would have been the Festa di Primavera here in town. When visitors are here we often go to Venice and Florence or the other more traditional tourist hotspots in Italy. I particularly like Cinque Terre.

Answer 4

Well... in this little jerkwater town, most people visit the city dump for aroma therapy... then eat a delicious meal at the Golden Corral before getting back on the bus where they can be around normal people

Answer 5

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Mall of America - shopping, shopping, shopping

what more need I say!

Answer 6

I live in Ski country...everyone comes here to ski.  They pretty much know what they are doing...I would tell them to hit one of the mines or mining museums.  They should probably go hiking or biking in the summer, I would send them to the Lake to bike along the rim on the paved path.

Answer 7

Our town idiot.

Answer 8

I would tell them to go to Central Park, and The museum of Natural History, the village, and the Empire State Building (one can see the whole city from up there)