Located in the affluent suburb of Bucklands Beach, Masala Indian Restaurant is one of the best restaurants that I have ever been to. It has just opened and the place is already getting people's tongues wagging. The Garlic Na'an is just simply the best at this place. I would recommend this place to anyone.

One of the most amazing places in the world. It has an impressive history and a rich cultural tradition. The locals were extremely friendly and the Danube is a highlight. Buda castle at night is a joy and don't forget to go to the Opera house.

One of the best and most interesting places that I have been to. The Dohnanyi Street Synagogue is one amazing piece of architecture. My personal favourite was the shrine to Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish diplomat who saved so many Jewish people from the Holocaust and Stalin.

A great place to hang out with friends or family or both. The diversity in art, culture and fashion pretty much sums up why Paris is an internationally renown city. If you have nothing to do on your last day in Paris, visit this place. It is totally worth it.

A Mecca for League fans in New Zealand. If you don't understand how Rugby League functions, you are missing out on something of pure gold. During a Warriors game, this 30 000 seater stadium will just light up and keep you entertained for the whole duration. Definitely worth going to. I actually rate this place higher than Eden Park sometimes.

These are probably the most cliche things to do when you are in London. I found Madam Tussaud a rip-off in terms of price however the London Eye is definitely worth doing. The Tower of London is also a must-must but it isn't that exciting.

An amazing place to go. I went in January and despite the chilly weather, it was perfect. I would have to say that this was one of the highlights of Prague. If I had the chance to go back, I would definitely visit this place.

One of the most amazing place on earth. It has so much tragic history due to the events that happened during the Dirty War period (1976 - 1983). To this day, the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo (Las Madres de la Plaza de Mayo) still protest in front of the building every week. These are the mothers who lost their children during the Military rule. Despite the tragedy behind it, La Casa Rosada is a wonderful place to visit.

It is an incredible feat of architecture. A perfect place to go for a walk or just wander around aimlessly. However, just check the weather before you go. When it rains, even a building like the Belvedere can look ugly.

One of the most amazing places in the world to visit. It pretty much sums up how incredible the Roman Empire was/is. This is a definite must! The audio explanation of the Church itself is well worth it.

A very touristy area but it can't be missed. The hustle and bustle vibe of Paris can really be experienced here. However, being touristy means that everything is very expensive so I would suggest not eating out here.

On the outside it can look either weird or cool (depending on your taste on architecture). It is just one of the many wonders in the beautiful city of Prague. It is located quite close to the river so it shouldn't be that difficult to find. Many of the city tours go past here.

An awesome place with a bit of tragic history. All guided tours of the city will pass through this amazing plaza. My only regret is that I didn't get to spend enough time here. The tragedy part comes into surface with the protest of the mothers of the "desaparecidos" during the Dirty War. It is a piece of history that lives in the hearts of all Argentines.

Truly one of the most gorgeous places on this earth that is taken for granted. Careful of the waves though, a lot of foreigners have died because of the notorious undersea currents. It is fair to say that Piha is the jewell in the crown out of all the sights that the Waitakere ranges has on offer.

I was fortunate enough to have a well-travelled fellow New Zealander guide me around. The tour was full of laughter and the people were just amazing. Berlin is a city rich in culture and history. If one doesn't know where to start, this is definitely the place.

An "exciting" place to visit if you're into amusement parks but its really not that great. One of the most overpriced theme parks and the rides aren't really of high quality. However, its worth going at least once.

The most iconic landmark in Venice. Its quite easy to get there from the city centre or even from the outskirts due to the efficient boat services that run through the city. Its a definite must-must and if you are there, do check out the cathedral as well!

Its an interesting way to explore the town but there are many other ways to explore. The boat charter can be really expensive. Also, make sure that the seas aren't rough before you go out. The beaches in Tauranga may be the most gorgeous beaches in the world however it can quickly become a Dr Jekyll/Mr Hyde if the weather turns for the worst.

It is one of the most amazing pieces of architecture that I have ever seen. The Ponte d'Angelo is nearby so one pretty much gets more than what they bargained for. Furthermore the Vatican is not too far away. Therefore, it is definitely worth going to!

Its a fascinating place to visit if one is interested in Maori/New Zealand history however it can become quite bland. The best way to get there would be to catch a train and get off at Grafton Station or take the bus and get off at the Auckland Hospital Bus station. There is a huge lack of parking space nearby.

Pretty much built for tourists but still a great place to go. Just remember to get there early during the day (otherwise you will end up in the queue for a good two hours) and that it will take you the whole day to see it. The Hall of Mirrors is extraordinary.

It has a wonderful view of the sunrise and the sunset. Its definitely worth going if you are in the area and make sure you get to chat with the locals. They are super friendly. If that doesn't do you justice, then something is terribly wrong.

It has one of the best views that I have ever seen. The boat ride out was rather expensive but it was worth it. The lake is a wonderful place to visit (and very clean to). Definitely must go during the night when the city lights up.

Apart from the fact that one has to wait in line for 2 - 5 hours (which can be rather tedious), it is an amazing place to visit. The only thing that is missing is the sound of the crowd cheering the gladiators on. Furthermore, its quite an expensive place to get into but definitely worth every buck.

Although nothing really dynamic or "interesting" happens here in this area of the city of lights, its a nice neighbourhood with some charming personalities. Its highly recommended to try some bars out here in the night due to the safe nature of the place.

This can be quite an overwhelming site due to the sheer size of the architecture. Its a captivating, innovative piece of architecture that stands in Vienna today. Most definitely worth a visit. During the peak tourist seasons, this place will be crowded so do be careful when you are in this area.

Just like the slogan says, its where everyone gets a "bargain" with a money-back guarantee. Its pretty much the closest thing to heaven for a lot of people; children especially. So, if you don't have anything to do on a sunday afternoon, this is the place to hang out.

An absolutely exciting place to visit. Not too many tourists (in comparison with say the Colosseum or the Trevi Fountain) so you can actually get a great view of the place. Recommended to anyone from lovers of ancient history to architecture aficionados.

Quite an amazing place to visit. The view from the top of the cliff is absolutely stunning. The best time to visit this place would have to be during sunset. There is a bus every 30 minutes from Athens that goes to Kato Sounion and the journey takes approximately 2 hours if one takes the coastal bus. There is an alternative which is the inland bus (its 30 minutes shorter than the other however the journey is not scenic at all).

This is a definite must-must for visitors to the Greek capital. The best time to go up the ruins is during sunset. The view from the top is really breathtaking. For students, its extremely cheap so I urge you to do it when you can!

A haven for music lovers and musicians alike. The general museum is free for anyone under 25 and it is a wonderful place to go to. The exhibition of instruments through the ages and instruments of the world are just outstanding. Furthermore, the Harmonia Mundi store inside the museum itself is also eye-candy for music lovers.

This place might not look like much but once inside, one is exposed to the great wonders of science. This laboratory is legendary in that it has produced 29 Nobel Prize winners. It is free to go in and there are some amazing objects on display. A must for people who love physics and science in general.

The Old Town Square in Prague is just simply a wonder. It has been the heart of the Czech capital since the 10th century. It is also a UNESCO Heritage Site (deservedly so) and there are many nice little cafes, restaurants and museums nearby. The jewel in the crown would have to be the view of the city from the clock tower in the square. This can't be missed.

One of the most beautiful areas of Paris. The touristy bits are nice (Moulin Rouge, Basilica Sacre Coeur etc) but the "non-touristy" area is just as beautiful, if not even better. The view from the hill is just stunning but make sure its a sunny day because if its foggy, you are guaranteed to see nothing. Another great place to visit would have to be "Le Lapin Agile." This was Pablo Picasso's favourite cabaret bar.

A really fancy restaurant in a fancy area (near Le Jardin du Luxembourg). Although it seems costly, the food is great and the staff are extremely friendly. Its perfect for a lunch or a dinner party on the weekend.

A great restaurant for people who love exotic food. The price is extremely cheap (a meal with naan, 3 types of vegetables cost 3.90 Euro and it comes with a complementary tea) and the service is great. However, it isn't the best place to go at night. The surrounding area is rather dodgy.

A great place to go but just to let people know before hand, it can be a bit of a tourist trap. Some of the museums (e.g. "The Beatles Story") is actually quite expensive to go into (22 pounds for a ticket). However, there is a great view of the other side of the city from there.

Its one majestic theatre from the outside. Unfortunately its not open to the public however having said that, the very thought that one is stepping on the floor where the stars stepped on.....thats something to tell the grandkids. I would recommend this place to anyone.

An interesting place to visit. Not recommended to visit after dark....too dangerous. It can be quite a cultural shock for people coming from small towns or small countries due to the sheer glitz & glamour of this area. The walk of fame is seriously something....

A bar with a casino slot machine, friendly bartenders and a karaoke machine. What more could one ask? It definitely has a great vibe when people pack into this tiny bar full of character. Friday & Saturday nights are the best time to go to this place and remember to drink a lot before you sing (this is for everyone, including the people with incredible voices).

The Grand Place is a popular tourist destination in the Belgian capital. The restaurants nearby are quite expensive however its in a really nice part of the city due to the famous museums being located nearby. I thoroughly recommend this place.

Built from the ruins of the Second World War, the Old Town Square is marvellous achievement for the former beseiged city, Poland and on architectural terms. The restaurants here are all quite fancy and expensive but its worth trying. The cathedarl in the Old Town Square is a must visit!

A symbol of greatness from the days of the Prussian Empire, its sad that not many people know about the days before Germany during this glorious Empire. The palace itself is quite a remarkable feat in terms of architecture and culuture. I highly recommend this place to anyone.

A great place to hang with friends and family but it can quickly become cliche if one gets really bored. So, to stave off boredom, take the Heritage Tram ride to MOTAT and explore around there. Its definitely worth going to.

Its a pity that most Aucklanders take this place for granted. Its actually a decent museum with many valuable specimens on display. Its a highly recommended place to visit for visitors to Auckland. The souvenir shop is also quite a discovery.

A great place to have a picnic on a hot summers day with family and friends. This place is the place to go during "Christmas in the Park" shows in December and "Starlight Symphony" in February. In addition, its right next to the Auckland War Memorial Museum so I say, go for it.

Quite simply, an area that can't be missed for visitors to Auckland. It has the most beautiful beaches and furthermore, one gets an awesome view of Rangitoto Island. One really good place to try out would have to be the Movenpick Ice Cream shop. This place is the best especially in the afternoons.

Probably the best beach in the Auckland region by a long shot. This is where they shot the film "The Piano," directed by the legendary film-maker Jane Campion. Don't miss the gannets when you are there.

An iconic piece of architecture in Auckland. It started off as a small project around six decades ago. Who would have thought that it would become vital to the traffic flow of the city? I sincerely hope that the Auckland City Council builds a second crossing over the harbour.

An iconic place. If one doesn't visit Big Ben, what a mistake that would be. Politics is tedious but lets forget all of that for a moment and just focus on the magnificent piece of architecture right before our eyes.

Rated as one of the most affluent areas in Auckland, Parnell is home to many great restaurants and beautiful parks. Its only 10 minutes away from the city centre by car and its well facilitated by public transport. The jewel in the crown of this area would have to be the Holy Trinity Cathedral.

This beach is one of the best in the world. Its quite rare that a beach can look so breathtaking at any time of day and the best part is that its family friendly as well.

A mandatory place to visit or even walk past for visitors to the musical city. Its truly a place fit for Kings, Queens and aristocrats. There's even a "walk of fame" outside the Opera with notable composers such as Richard Strauss, Alban Berg.

One of the most beautiful beaches in Auckland. Its really worth going to however it can be jam-packed with people if the weather is outstanding. Last time I was there I saw a baby Sting-Ray.....don't know how it got there. Thankfully it didn't harm anyone.

Its a marvellous piece of architecture to begin with. The best time to visit this place would have to be after dark. When the bridge lights up, your jaw will automatically drop. However, it is a bit of a nuisance to get to since its quite far from the city centre.

A great place to go with friends and family on a sunny day. Highly recommended. There are lots of great food near the area so why not? I personally went there many times when I used to live in Busan and I don't remember not liking the cliffs.

A breathtaking place in terms of scenery, Parque Nacional do Iguacu is a must for any traveller passing through the city. The people are extremely friendly and one will be very close with exotic wildlife.

The tower itself is quite an interesting piece of architecture. There are two fantastic restaurants (I actually prefer the buffet one more than the revolving one). However, it is quite expensive to get into. Definitely worth it if you are in Auckland wandering around.

Technically the European Parliament is located outside the city centre. However, its well worth the visit. The surrounding area is quite nice.

One of the best restaurants in Brussels. It serves great Belgian waffles with powder sugar and a knife & fork, just like it should. And the cost? Only 3 Euro. Hard to believe but true (this is because it lies in one of the most expensive shopping galleries in Brussels and one of the oldest in Europe).

This place attracts a substantial number of people due to the fact that the main bar got into the Guinness Book of Records with 2004 different kinds of Belgian and International Beer. Even the tequila is top-quality. A word of caution though, at night this place can get really rowdy.

Located in the heart of the city, its one of the best bars that I have been to. It has a really cool collection of rugby jereys all over the wall. Really recommend it.

Quite costly but its a place rich in history. Well worth the visit due to the great vibe of the area.

A great place to hang out to see football games. It has a fantastic atmosphere although there are a lack of seats due to the bar being quite small. However, its in a magnificent location (right next to the Pantheon) and the staff are friendly.

I was amazed when I saw this park. Its in a very central location and yet it is so tranquil. I really loved it.

A magnificent piece of architecture. Really worth visiting.

A great place to eat with family and friends. Its a little expensive but definitely worth it. Go to the one in the Viaduct.

The prices are quite expensive but its really worth a visit if one is into exotic foods & spices.

A heaven for any sports fans. Its a must!

A stadium that lives up to the hype and the reputation. The surrounding area might not have that much to offer but the stadium itself is mind-boggling.

It must be done. Really worth it. Recommend it to anyone.

Great place to hang out with family & friends.

A really beautiful place to visit in Warsaw. It has such a tragic history behind it however the Old Town itself is just mind-blowing. The fact that it was rebuilt from the ashes of World War II just has to be emotionally moving, even to the most cold-hearted person.

Very touristy but really worth doing. Its just exquisite.

An area that one must visit. Its even more special when there's a concert on.

A historical landmark that deserves to be a UNESCO Heritage Site.

Its a remarkable place to visit in terms of art. The entry cost is quite expensive but its worth visiting.

Recommended to anyone. It doesn't matter if one is a politics aficionado or not, its just a marvellous piece of architecture inside and out. This is where history was made and if one is in Geneva and doesn't go to the Palais des Nations, life would be a huge mistake.

A great hostel for any traveller. Its very quiet and it has all the facilities that a person could ask for (warm showers, kitchen, bathrooms, internet and a TV room). I really enjoyed my stay here.

One of the best hostels that I have ever stayed in. Although there are some strict rules (e.g. if you don't wash your dishes in the kitchen, you will be kicked out of the hostel), its very clean and it has a really nice vibe. I met a lot of friendly people here, some I really don't want to forget.

My jaw dropped when I saw this from the outside. Then I stepped inside.....I was speechless. The entry fee (12 pounds for students) might seem like a lot but it was worth the value. This is a must-must if one visits Oxford.

The Hall itself might not look like much but it is the home base to one of the best Orchestras in the world. Sir Simon Rattle really did his job in turning the ensemble into an A-grade Orchestra. Once you go inside, your jaw will drop.

A truly remarkable place to visit. I would recommend it to anyone.

A rip-off in terms of prices but still a great place to visit. 20.40 pounds for one person is just too much.

Quite simply astonishing. Really worth the visit.

Full of history and great music. What more can a person ask? This is where it all started for the Beatles.

A magnificent piece of architecture rich in history. It is well worth the visit for anyone but especially for fans of the Choir.

A great beach and may I say, it one of the most beautiful sunsets I have ever seen. The restaurants in the area are nice and there's always a vibrant atmosphere courtesy of the wonderful street performers.

A real beauty in Paris. One must really go when they are in the city.

A great place to shop in Warsaw. And the prices aren't that expensive either...

A really beautiful park with a tragic history.

It was an adventure of a lifetime. Mother nature does wok in mysterious ways.

Truly lives up to its reputation. A really majestic cathedral. The best time to visit would have to be during the evening mass.

A great hostel that unfortunately is quite complicated to navigate around. It costs 1 Euro to use the internet for 30 minutes. However, the showers are just amazing. There is constant hot water so anyone who hates cold showers, I recommend this place.

A majestic place to visit. Even though its outside the city centre, its a must-must!

An endlessly fascinating place to visit. Its normally open to the public and the garden is really beautiful.

A majestic cathedral that must be visited. Its free to get in so if you have the time, do drop by. The Pipe Organ is just dazzling.

A real offbeat place in the Danish capital. Well worth checking out!

A great place to spend a Saturday or Sunday afternoon. A real bonus if the weather is great. Its not too overpriced so well worth the visit.

Its an adequate place to visit with friends & family however I must comment on the quality of the water: sometimes it can be squeaky clean, other times it can be dirty as hell.

This UNESCO Heritage site is a must for any avid traveller staying or passing through the Czech capital. The view from the tower is just astonishing.

Located in one of the most "chic" areas of Buenos Aires, the cemetary in Recoleta is the final resting place for famous Argentinians such as Eva Peron, Luis F. Leloir and many others.

A haven for any Basketball fan. The atmosphere during the games is just out of this world.

Its worth passing through but it can get rather dull after a while.

Really amazing place to eat. If you do it with a tour group, you get to answer some tricky questions given by the employees there on "Forrest Gump."

A majestic palace with a name that literally translates to "Without worry." Really worth going on a fine, sunny day. New Europe Tours does a great guided tour of the place.

This is one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Put on plenty of cream because its very easy to get a sunburn.

A dynamic place to visit. Really worth visiting however I do want to send a word of caution: the pigeons here are crazy!

A major tourist attraction. Really worth visiting.

Quite a remarkable piece of architecture. Its a no-brainer why the Old Town of Toledo is a UNESCO Heritage Site.

Home to Paris St-Germain, Parc des Princes was France's main stadium until Stade de France was built for the 1998 FIFA World Cup. Although the Parisien team struggles to make it to the top half of the Ligue 1, the stadium itself is quite nice. Its located in the most affluent neighbourhood in the city.

The campus is just beautiful. A place worth checking out would have to be the James Bridges Theatre.

This legendary school that produced talents such as George Lucas, Rebecca Soni, Gregg Araki, Lee Unkrich has one of the most beautiful campus in the world. Word of caution though, the area isn't quite safe to walk around alone, especially at night.

Nicknamed the "Garden of Eden," Eden Park is the largest stadium in New Zealand. It can seat up to 50 000 people and it has been recently upgraded to facilitate the huge crowds for the 2011 Rugby World Cup in the country. The All Blacks as well as the Black Caps play their international matches in the legendary stadium.

Mount Taranaki/Egmont is one of the most beautiful mountains in the North Island of New Zealand. Be prepared to witness some great scenery.

A mandatory place for bookworms & geeks. It is one of the most extraordinary places in Australasia.

A perfect place for Cinema lovers and technology aficionados. I must say though, Fed Square (where ACMI is located) isn't so pretty but the location is excellent. Rod Laver Arena & the MCG are only 10 minutes away on foot and right across the road one will be able to find Flinders Street station as well as St Paul's Anglican Cathedral.

Its kind of dull. Nothing really special about it.

A vibrant shopping area. I really recommend it even for some window shopping.

Free entry to see a collection of over 2000 paintings by great artists.....its heaven.

Truly a majestic piece of architecture. The view of the city from the top of the hill is amazing.

A great place for newly-wed couples and families. Its not that expensive either!

One of the glorious cathedrals in New Zealand. It is a great pity that it was destroyed in the recent earthquake.

Always been rated second best (only just behind the Louvre), the Orsay actually has one of the greatest collection of paintings from all around Europe.

Probably the best Thai Restaurant in Auckland?

Also known as the "Ring of Fire," this is where history happened when New Zealand qualified for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Its an awesome stadium and when it fills up, the atmosphere is just astounding.

Its a pretty cool place. There are always street performers with a wicked sense of humour.

This University Campus truly lives up to its reputation.

A historic piece of architecture that cannot be taken for granted. It is a historic gateway into the Old Town of Krakow.

Apart from the scary-looking security guards with guns, its a fantastic place to visit.

One of the best beaches I have ever been to but when it gets windy, its not as innocuous as it seems. The waves are very powerful....powerful enough to sweep away people....

One of the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen. A definite must-must if you visit the city of Mar del Plata.

The largest church in Malm certainly lives up to its reputation.

A nice park to relax with the whole family. Be sure to bring some bread to feed the geese and the ducks.

One of the most breathtaking sites that I have ever seen in my life. Really worth visiting.

Definitely one of the best kept secrets in France. I didn't know that Romorantin was the sight for one of Leonardo Da Vinci's grand projects....

A nice place to chill on a fine summer's day.

The sculpture of Christ in this park was just astonishing. It bewitched me.

I was in awe all throughout my visit to the Palais Garnier. I am surprised that the New Europe Tours doesn't cover this place....what a pity.

A majestic piece of architecture. It is one of South America's most glorious concert hall.

Home to one of the greatest clubs in English football, the Emirates Stadium is something that would make your jaw drop.

It may seem touristy but it is very interesting. I would say its "heaven" for any fans of great music. The entrance fee for students cost around 7 Euro and it comes with a complementary audio guide. The gift shop is a joy too.

The most beautiful landmark in Prague. I was in awe the whole time.

A definite must if one is in Madrid. Its right in the heart of the city (close to Atocha Renfe) which happens to be a dynamic area. Its also free of charge to go in for anyone under 25 so why not? I definitely had a great time seeing Goya's paintings for free! Speaking of which, Goya's statue is located just outside the museum.