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Bohemian City

Vukovgrad, our capital. It is also said by tourists to best reflect the mixed heritage of Czervenika. This is most likely true since all the major Czervenikan ethnic groups have established themselves here.

The Capital City, Madrid.

Ours is contested between Havana, Cuba and Kingston, Jamaica.

Borneik City, it isn't our capital, but it's our largest city, primarily the island near Borneik City called Paradise City, even though Borneik is high up in lattitude it has a warm temperature thanks to ocean currents and weather patterns. But in the winter it has an artificial climate.

The city in the middle of the Lost Dragon Isles.

New London, the capital, "Heart of the Empire"

Hausmact, which is the national capital of New Nationale Einheit, and the City of Continental, are our largest tourist destinations at the present time. Continental has many theme and federal parks as well as other activities.

New Yorkshire and New Bonesville.

These are the only two cities that human friendly business.

Heliopolis tends to be the go-to tourist destination in the Kingdom.

Grand City, the capital. The second most visited city is Pier Point, by the sea.

Paris and Vienna. After conquering Austria-Hungary, millions flocked over to Vienna to see the Bloom Cathedral, an enormous cathedral in Vienna. In Paris, the Eiffel Rose, the largest tower in New Earthia, resides while keeping the Lumenere Shield, a shield made of concentrated ozone, nitrogen, helium, water, and a few large "spheres" of Xionium, a new element with similar qualities with uranium. The Eiffel Rose, Bloom Cathedral, Palermo Tower, Tunis Spire, Korean Unity Tower, New Zealand Space Elevator, and Raeli Spire hold together the Lumenere Shield.

Brenstople, Svetoslavl, Murtak Island.

Russelia, Acacia Province, Hayabusa
Russelia is the capital of Acacia and is otherwise known as the party capital of Hayabusa.

Most tourists come to Kenzinia to visit Splitzville. It's the capital of the state of South Plains. It has some National Parks in the outskirts, some Museums at the center, and some beautiful beaches along the coast. It also has the biggest shopping mall in the state called 'Splitz Supermall'. Some famous fashion brands set up shop there. To take tourists around the city, there are some double-deck buses with an open roof like the one in Singapore, only a little bit shorter.

The Golden statues of Recruiting City

New Orleans, the only port city worth anything. We don't fly planes over top of the country so everyone outside mainly visits New Orleans, parties, and floats on out. Especially when it's Carnival season.

Visitors to the interior like to visit the ferries on the gambling waterfront extending from St Louis to Cairo. The east side of the river is all modernist Egyptian revival architecture and the west side is all renaissance fairy-tale, but they're all lit up in neon and there's lots of booze and stuff. It's like Venice and Las Vegas in one.

Couloire, the largest city in the country. It serves as the economic centre of western Europe, along with London, and hence attracts a large number of businessmen and employees. It is also famous for its rich cultural and architectural heritage, and most people who visit Doreania ( except Cote dÁzur and Corsica regions ) enter the nation through Couloire.

Tourists? Vicio.

Probably Cothon City, since it is our biggest and most cultural city, but possibly Scania (our capital) or Middle Barael City (our "city of diplomats), or maybe Bellamonte (a small city famous for its beautiful villas, forests, and coast)

Most tourists visit Genitxea, the city with Voxija's International Airport in. Genitxea also has great art and culture.

Adlehyde, the largest city. Most people don't realise there's more to our country than just Adlehyde.

For tourism, definitely Sevastopol. However, Tulcha is a close second.

As the Apostolic See is a City-State, 100% of tourists visit the Holy City. Much of the city is off limits to outsiders for security purposes, but tourists are welcome to view the famous Basillica of Saint Ignatius, where the Holy Father resides, and which holds some of the most famous rennaissance art in the world.