PLACES IN SPAIN

Towns and cities in alphabetical order
A	Arcos |ACoruna | Antequera | Altea | Almunecar | Algeciras | Alicante | Aledo | Almeria | Ayamonte | Alhora | Alhaurin | Almerimar | Adra | Archidona | Avila | Alhaurin de la Torre
B	Barcelona | Benidorm |Bilbao | Burgos | Benalmadena | Blanes | Barbate | Badajoz | Baza | Blanes
C	Cadiz | Cordoba | Casares | Cabezas San Juan | Calatayud | Caceres | Ceuta | Carmona | Calella Cambrils | Castellar | Coin | Cartama | Calpe | Cartagena | Castro Urdiales | Cuenca | Crevillent | Cuidad Rodrigo | Calafell | Castellon | Chipiona | Conil | Castril | Cúllar | Castropol | Cambrils
D	Denia |
E	Estepona | Ecija | Estartit | Elche | Elda | El Mojan | El Rocio |Estepa |
F	Fuengirola | Frigiliana |
G	Granada | Girona | Guipuzcoa | Guadix | Getxo | Guaro
H	Haro | Huelva | Huesca |
I	Italica | Isla | Isla Canela | Islantilla | Istan | Isla Canela
J	Jerez | Jaen | Jimena |
L	Logrono | La Linea | Leon | Lugo | Lloret de Mar | Lorca | La Santa | Lo Pagan | Loredo | La Manga | Los Alcázares |
M	Marbella | Malaga | Madrid | Mijas | Merida | Manilva | Malgret | Magaluf | Monda | Mar Menor | Mojacar | Moguer | Mazagon | Mar Menor | Muxia |
N	Nerja | Novelda | Noja |
O	Ourense | Ojen | Orihuela | Obejo | Olvera | Orihuela
P	Puerto Banus | Puerto de la Duquesa | Pontevedra | Pineda de Mar | Palma Nova | Pamplona | Petrer | Palma de Mallorca | Pedrena | Punta Entinas |Puerto de Santa Maria |
R	Ronda | Reinosa | Roquetas |
S	Seville | Sotogrande | Santander | Salamanca | San Sebastian | Sabinillas | Sitges | Salou | San Pedro | Santa Pola | Sax | Suances | Santillana del Mar | Santona | Segovia | San Javier | Setenil | Santiago de Compostela |
T	Tabarca | Tarifa | Tarragona | Teruel | Toledo | Torre del Mar | Torremolinos | Torrevieja | Torrox | Tossa de Mar | Totana | Trujillo | Tudela | Tabernas Desert
U	Ubeda |
V	Valencia | Vilafortuny | Vitoria | Villena | Valladolid | Vejer de la Frontera |Vigo
Z	Zaragoza | Zafra

LIST OF TOWN & CITIES IN ENGLAND

Rank	Urban sub-area	Population	Status	Ceremonial county
1	London	7,172,091	City	Greater London, City of London
2	Birmingham	970,892	City	West Midlands
3	Liverpool	469,017	City	Merseyside
4	Leeds	443,247	City	West Yorkshire
5	Sheffield	439,866	City	South Yorkshire
6	Bristol	420,556	City	Bristol
7	Manchester	394,269	City	Greater Manchester
8	Leicester	330,574	City	Leicestershire
9	Coventry	303,475	City	West Midlands
10	Kingston upon Hull	301,416	City	East Riding of Yorkshire
11	Bradford	293,717	City	West Yorkshire
12	Stoke-on-Trent	259,252	City	Staffordshire
13	Wolverhampton	251,462	City	West Midlands
14	Nottingham	249,584	City	Nottinghamshire
15	Plymouth	243,795	City	Devon
16	Southampton	234,224	City	Hampshire
17	Reading	232,662	Town	Berkshire
18	Derby	229,407	City	Derbyshire
19	Dudley	194,919	Town	West Midlands
20	Newcastle upon Tyne	189,863	City	Tyne and Wear
21	Northampton	189,474	Town	Northamptonshire
22	Portsmouth	187,056	City	Hampshire
23	Luton	185,543	Town	Bedfordshire
24	Preston	184,836	City	Lancashire
25	Milton Keynes	184,506 †	Town	Buckinghamshire
26	Sunderland	177,739	City	Tyne and Wear
27	Norwich	174,047	City	Norfolk
28	Walsall	170,994	Town	West Midlands
29	Bournemouth	167,527	Town	Dorset
30	Southend-on-Sea	160,257	Town	Essex
31	Swindon	155,432	Town	Wiltshire
32	Huddersfield	146,234	Town	West Yorkshire
33	Poole	144,800	Town	Dorset
34	Oxford	143,016	City	Oxfordshire
35	Middlesbrough	142,691	Town	North Yorkshire
36	Blackpool	142,283	Town	Lancashire
37	Bolton	139,403	Town	Greater Manchester
38	Ipswich	138,718	Town	Suffolk
39	Telford	138,241 †	Town	Shropshire
40	York	137,505	City	North Yorkshire
41	West Bromwich	136,940	Town	West Midlands
42	Peterborough	136,292	City	Cambridgeshire
43	Stockport	136,082	Town	Greater Manchester
44	Brighton	134,293	Town	East Sussex
45	Slough	126,276	Town	Berkshire
46	Gloucester	123,205	City	Gloucestershire
47	Watford	120,960	Town	Hertfordshire
48	Rotherham	117,262	Town	South Yorkshire
49	Cambridge	113,442 ††	City	Cambridgeshire
50	Exeter	106,772	City	Devon
51	Eastbourne	106,562	Town	East Sussex
52	Sutton Coldfield	105,452	Town	West Midlands
53	Blackburn	105,085	Town	Lancashire
54	Colchester	104,390	Town	Essex
55	Oldham	103,544	Town	Greater Manchester
56	St Helens	102,629	Town	Merseyside
57	Crawley	100,547	Town	West Sussex

PLACES IN JAPAN

A

• Abashiri
• Aizu-wakamatsu
• Akan National Park
• Akita
• Akita-ken
• Akiu Onsen
• Akiyoshi-dai
• Amanohashidate
• Aomori
• Aomori-ken
• Asahidake Onsen
• Asahikawa
• Aso-san Area
• Atami

B

• Bandai Plateau
• Beppu
• Biei

C

• Central Honshū
• Chichi-jima
• Chūzenji-ko

D

• Dazaifu
• Dewa Sanzan
• Dō-hoku (Northern Hokkaidō)
• Dō-nan (Southern Hokkaidō)
• Dō-tō (Eastern Hokkaidō)
• Dō-ō (Central Hokkaidō)
• Dōgashima

E

• East of Tokyo
• Ehime-ken
• Esashi

F

• Fuji Go-ko
• Fukuoka
• Fukuoka-ken
• Fukushima-ken
• Furano

G

• Gifu

H

• Hachimantai
• Hagi
• Haha-jima
• Hakodate
• Hakone
• Hakuba
• Hakusan National Park
• Hida District
• Hida-furukawa
• Hikone
• Himeji
• Hiraizumi
• Hirosaki
• Hiroshima
• Hiroshima-ken
• Hokkaidō
• Hotaka
• Hōryū-ji

I

• Ibusuki
• Ikuchi-jima
• Inuyama
• Iriomote-jima
• Ise
• Ise-shima
• Ishigaki-jima
• Ishikawa-ken
• Ishinomaki
• Itō & Jōgasaki
• Iwakuni
• Iwate-ken
• Izu-hantō
• Izu-shotō
• Izumo

K

• Kagawa-ken
• Kagoshima
• Kagoshima-ken
• Kakunodate
• Kamakura
• Kamikōchi
• Kanazawa
• Kansai
• Karatsu
• Kawayu Onsen
• Kii-hantō
• Kinkasan
• Kinosaki
• Kirishima-shi Kokubu
• Kirishima-yaku National Park
• Kisakata
• Kiso Valley Region
• Kitakata
• Kotohira
• Kumamoto
• Kumamoto-ken
• Kunisaki Peninsula
• Kurashiki
• Kurokawa Onsen
• Kushiro Shitsugen National Park
• Kyoto
• Kyūshū
• Kōbe
• Kōchi
• Kōchi-ken
• Kōya-san

M

• Matsue
• Matsumoto
• Matsushima & Oku-matsushima
• Matsuyama
• Matsuyama to Takamatsu
• Miyagi-ken
• Miyajima
• Miyako-jima
• Miyako-shotō
• Miyazaki
• Miyazaki-ken
• Morioka
• Motobu-hantō
• Mt Fuji
• Mt Fuji Area
• Myōkō Kōgen

N

• Nachi & Kii-katsuura
• Nagahama
• Nagano
• Nagano-ken
• Nagasaki
• Nagasaki-ken
• Nagoya
• Naha
• Nara
• Narita
• Naruko Onsen
• Nemuro
• Niigata
• Niigata-ken
• Nikkō
• Niseko
• Noboribetsu Onsen
• North of Tokyo
• Northern Honshū
• Northern Kansai
• Noto-hantō

O

• Obi
• Ogasawara-shotō
• Okayama
• Okayama-ken
• Okinawa & the Southwest Islands
• Okinawa-hontō
• Okinawa-ken
• Oku-tama Region
• Onomichi
• Osaka
• Otaru

R

• Rebun-tō
• Rishiri-rebun-sarobetsu National Park
• Rishiri-tō

S

• Sado-ga-shima
• Saga-ken
• Sakurajima
• San-in Coast National Park
• Sapporo
• Satsuma Peninsula
• Sendai
• Shiga-ken
• Shikoku
• Shikotsu-ko
• Shikotsu-tōya National Park
• Shimabara
• Shimabara Peninsula
• Shimane-ken
• Shimoda
• Shimokita-hantō
• Shimonoseki
• Shirahama
• Shirakawa-gō & Gokayama
• Shiretoko National Park
• Shuzen-ji Onsen
• Shōdo-shima
• South of Tokyo
• Southern Hiroshima-ken
• Sōunkyō Onsen

T

• Takachiho
• Takamatsu
• Takayama
• Taketomi-jima
• Tazawa-ko
• Temples Southwest of Nara
• The Inland Sea
• Tokushima
• Tokushima-ken
• Tokyo
• Tomo-no-ura
• Tottori
• Tottori-ken
• Towada-ko
• Tsumago & Magome
• Tsuruoka
• Tsuwano
• Tōno Valley
• Tōya-ko Onsen

U

• Uchiko
• Unzen
• Uwajima
• Uwajima to Matsuyama

W

• Wajima
• Wakayama
• Wakkanai
• West of Tokyo
• Western Honshū

Y

• Yaeyama-shotō
• Yakushi-ji
• Yakushima
• Yamaga & Kikuchi Onsen
• Yamagata
• Yamagata-ken
• Yamaguchi
• Yamaguchi-ken
• Yokohama
• Yonaguni-jima
• Yonezawa
• Yoshino
• Yufuin

ITALY

Italy has a long recorded history that the biggest problem facing the traveler is to choose among the nation's endless cultural attractions. All main centres, most of the provincial cities and many quite small towns have museums. Of all the countries in the worls, there is none more magical than Italy, a traveler's dream destination. Ancien monuments and archeological sites are perfectly preserved; the museums afinest sons: Raffaello, Michelangelo, Tiziano, Canova; contemporary architects are still inspired by ancient buildings and squares (piazze). Italian cities are veritable living museums.re bursting with the genious of Italy's

UNESCO World Heritage Sites - Italy

According to UNESCO, the United Nations' cultural branch, two thirds of the world's historical artistic heritage are in Italy. Tuscany, which is only one region of Italy, by itself possesses more artistic treasures than the whole of Spain, which is the second country in the world for cultural heritage. Practically all major styles of Western architecture can be found in Italy. The following Italian sites have been placed by UNESCO on its World Heritage List:

1979	Rock Drawings in Valcamonica (Lombardy)
1980, 1990	Historic Centre of Rome, the properties of the Holy See in that city enjoying extraterritorial rights, and San Paolo fuori le Mura (Latium)
1980	Church and Dominican Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie with "The Last Supper" by Leonardo da Vinci - Milano (Lombardy)
1982	Historic Centre of Florence (Tuscany)
1987	Venice and its Lagoon (Veneto)
1987	Piazza del Duomo - Pisa (Tuscany)
1990	Historic Centre of San Gimignano (Siena, Tuscany)
1993	I Sassi di Matera (Basilicata)
1994	The City of Vicenza and the Palladian Villas (Veneto)
1995	Historic Centre of Siena (Tuscany)
1995	Historic Centre of Naples (Campania)
1995	Crespi d'Adda - Capriate (Lombardy)
1995	Ferrara, City of the Renaissance and its Po Delta (Emilia-Romagna)
1996	Castel del Monte - Bari (Apulia)
1996	The Trulli of Alberobello - Bari (Apulia)
1996	The Early Christian Monuments and Mosaics of Ravenna (Emilia-Romagna)
1996	The Historic Centre of the City of Pienza (Siena, Tuscany)
1997	The 18th-Century Royal Palace at Caserta with the Park, the Aqueduct of Vanvitelli, and the San Leucio Complex (Campania)
1997	The Residences of the Royal House of Savoia (Piedmont)
1997	The Botanical Garden, Orto Botanico - Padua (Veneto)
1997	The Cathedral, Torre Civica and Piazza Grande - Modena (Emilia-Romagna)
1997	The Archaeological Areas of Pompei, Ercolano, and Torre Annunziata (Naples, Campania)
1997	Villa Romana del Casale - Piazza Armerina (Enna, Sicily)
1997	Su Nuraxi di Barumini, Cagliari (Sardinia)
1997	Portovenere, Cinque Terre, and the Islands (Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto) (Liguria)
1997	The Amalfi Coast, Costiera Amalfitana - Salerno (Campania)
1997	The Archaeological Area of Agrigento (Sicily)
1998	Cilento and Vallo di Adriano National Park with the Archeological sites of Paestum and Velia, and the Certosa di Padula (Salerno, Campania)
1998	Archaeological Area and the Patriarchal Basilica of Aquileia (Udine, Friuli-Venezia Giulia)
1998	Historic Centre of Urbino (Marches)
1999	Villa Adriana (Tivoli - Latium)
2000	City of Verona (Veneto)
2000	Isole Eolie (Aeolian Islands, Sicily)
2000	Assisi, the Basilica of San Francesco and Other Franciscan Sites (Umbria)
2001	Villa d'Este, Tivoli (Latium)
2002	Late Baroque Towns of the Val di Noto (South-eastern Sicily)
2003	Sacri Monti of Piedmont and Lombardy
2004	Val d'Orcia (Tuscany)
2004	Etruscan Necropolises of Cerveteri and Tarquinia (Latium)
2005	Syracuse and the Rocky Necropolis of Pantalica (Sicily)
2006	Genoa: Le Strade Nuove and the system of the Palazzi dei Rolli (Liguria)
2008	Mantua and Sabbioneta (Lombardy)
2008	Rhaetian Railway in the Albula / Bernina Cultural Landscape (Switzerland and Italy)