I did it alone on The Freedom Trail, without any guide; great fun to see all The American Revolution sites I'd seen in skool and learnt about in history; The War of Independence was great and the Tea Party ship was the only thing I missed

Went during the day, has Argentine steak restaurants around it, where the city began, not a bad place; much better squares worldwide though

Shit stadium, but saw my Chelsea win The League there on 30th April 2005; clean enough, too many Kaffirs

Too expensive for what it is; a bunch of wax mannequins, not badly-done, but certainly nowhere near worth the price, especially since The Planetarium folded

Been to the superlative Men's store Sunspel to buy an exclusive polo shirt here; quite run down, but very London, and know a Ghanaian scumbag who was put in a police cell here - not The East End's greatest place, but certainly not its worst

Shit, and I have grown up with The Tube! The world's oldest, and dirtiest, with terrible service and facilities

Quite a cool fortress and prison in the city of my birth; crown jewels and Henry VIII's suit of armour the most impressive artefacts; beheading spots of Anne Boleyn, etc. and The Princes in The Tower, plus Rudolf Hess being held there make it an eerie and passionate place

Nice view over the bay in Wales; went there to have a look, not the world's best beach but also nowhere near the worst. Wales, Pembrokeshire county in particular, is a beautiful country, shame about the Sheepshagging people!

I ate an Irish breakfast at a reasonably-pried Irish bar along here and had some good craic and conversation; best of the four Scandinavian cities I have been to so far

Top notch stadium, in the top three of the best stadia I have been to in my life, good atmosphere, one downside is its oldness and dirtiness

Not as good as St Peter's Bacilica, but the very brief glimpse I had at thie museum and its Sistine Chapel was not bad. Not the best, nor the worst museum I've been to in my life so far

Went 1.5 years ago; much worse than when I went as a kid 20 years ago: much shitter rides, more dilapidated and obviously very little, if any, money injected into the Park in the last decade; not worth the entrance fee

What France is all about: beauty, chic style, engineering, precision, detail, symmetry and innovation. The seventh arrondissement's jewel

I was born here; it was apparently one of the best teaching hospitals in the country (The UK) and probably still is, the only famous NHS hospital in The UK's richest area with houses costing £50 million. Cannot be better, and has a beautiful, serene, holy, colourful, quiet chapel

I have been there twice: Once on a guided tour and once to play on the piches there in a Chelsea Supporters's Tournament on World Cup Final Day 2010!

Good fun, food and made and met my first-ever Saudi Arabian, now a friend; and saw a gorgeous sexy Indian lady in the desert; bumpy ride and fun to get on a camel

Overrun with Mafia, Camorra and N'Drangheta, Naples is similar to Marseille in France: a makor provinicial city, 2nd or 3rd biggest in each country, overrun with North African illegal immigrants and riddled with crime. The Museo Nazionale though in Naples is good