Dublin
Cork
Drogheda
Limercik
Belfast
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Becouse i have born on wrong nationality and I love Ireland more then anything! I was only once in Dublin and small city near on st Paddy day <3
I feel like I can't say London, having lived there for eight years.
Aeolian Islands/Ustica, Sicily: The obvious Italian draws of food, drink and history, plus pretty unspoiled scenery, each island has it's own character, climbing/seeing Stromboli erupt. You could spend a fortnight there doing different things.
Krakow: Self-contained, pretty little city. Friendly and accessible. On the other hand, Auschwitz. Everyone should see it.
Paris: The usual cultural/historical reasons. Having lived in London, I don't find it overpriced/unfriendly/etc, and it's surprisingly easy to get around.
Budapest: Lively nightlife, architecture, the Rudas and Gellert baths are like something from a different world and time.
Glastonbury Festival: Look, I've been there as many times as I've been anywhere else on me summer holidays in the last 10 years, okay?
I feel like I can't say London, having lived there for eight years.
Aeolian Islands/Ustica, Sicily: The obvious Italian draws of food, drink and history, plus pretty unspoiled scenery, each island has it's own character, climbing/seeing Stromboli erupt. You could spend a fortnight there doing different things.
Krakow: Self-contained, pretty little city. Friendly and accessible. On the other hand, Auschwitz. Everyone should see it.
Paris: The usual cultural/historical reasons. Having lived in London, I don't find it overpriced/unfriendly/etc, and it's surprisingly easy to get around.
Budapest: Lively nightlife, architecture, the Rudas and Gellert baths are like something from a different world and time.
Glastonbury Festival: Look, I've been there as many times as I've been anywhere else on me summer holidays in the last 10 years, okay?
I'd go for Krakow and Budapest too.
I have a fierce grá for Nuremberg (great history, beer, lovely people, incredibly easy to get around and cheap), but having lived there, I guess that's cheating.
My other 5 would be:
Rome: The history alone swings it for me, it's incomparable.
Granada: History, food, craic.
Vienna: You feel underdressed walking around the streets. Absolutely beautiful.
Biarritz - Lovely little town with great surfing and restaurants. The have brilliant summer music festivals.
Edinburgh- Definitively worth a visit for the Fringe Festival.
Copenhagen - A must see city it's simple a great city - if your young.
Pampalona - I had one of my best holidays here during the the annual Bull Run.
Amsterdam - An experience you cannot miss.
Rome- Historic, warm, friendly atmosphere, yummy dishes, entertaining locals
Tallinn- Crazy location for hens/stags, particularly entertaining during medieval festival
Barcelona- Late meals on the squares, sangria, opportunity to get to beach, good shopping
Taormina- spectacularly beautiful views, gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous
Bruges- so so safe, atmospheric, accessible to Flanders Region for ww history
Berlin - coolest city on the planet.
Budapest - Beautiful, subtle and very relaxed.
Tuscany - Gorgeous countryside, cities (especially Siena) and food. And wine.
Edinburgh - Best looking city in these islands. Great craic.
London - Is it possible to run out of things to do in The London? (there's always Sanders's wan, like)
and I love Ireland more then anything! I was only once in Dublin and small city near on st Paddy day <3 
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