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Delhi
| India
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India’s capital Delhi has around 17 million inhabitants. The city is divided into two parts: Old Delhi, located near the River Yamuna, and New Delhi, home to the national government.
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Bergamo
| Italy
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Bergamo is a town where one can enjoy a cup of best Italian coffee without the nuisance of too many tourists, treat oneself to a slice of pizza or any other staple of the Italian cuisine.
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Lima
| Peru
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Today, Lima is home to almost 8 million people, or almost a third of the country’s population if we were to also include the suburbs. It is a cultural, industrial and financial centre.
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Mexico City
| Mexico
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Mexico City, the first Spanish city in the New World, was modelled after a chess board, with the Plaza Armas, called Zocalo by the locals, situated at the centre.
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Nuremberg
| Germany
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For centuries, Nuremberg had been an unproclaimed capital of the Holy Roman Empire and the seat of many German kings. Their legacy is felt even today.
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Ho Chi Minh City
| Vietnam
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Since 1867, the city was known as Saigon. In 1976, however, when North Vietnam became victorious over South Vietnam, the city was renamed in honour of the long-time Vietnamese communist leader.
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San Francisco
| U.S.A.
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In 1906, the city was hit by a strong earthquake, called the Big One, which almost destroyed it completely.
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Lecce
| Italy
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Lecce is home to about 40 churches, as many castles and villas, so a walk along its streets will keep you busy spotting graceful architectural gems.
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