26º Lugar

1. Santiago do Chile

2. Ilhas San Juan em Washington

3. Koh Samui na Tailândia

4. Islândia

5. Milão

6. República da Geórgia

7. Londres

8. Loreto, México

9. Park City, Utah

10. Cali, na Colômbia

11. o Danúbio

12. Niseko, Japão

13. Oahu, Havai

14. Antuérpia, na Bélgica

15. Melbourne, Austrália

16. Tlemcen, na Argélia

17. Sopot e Gdansk, na Polónia

18. Erzurum, Turquia

19. Hyderabad, Índia

20. Manchester, Inglaterra

21. Tallinn, Estónia

22. Ilha do Fogo, Terra Nova

23. Singapura

24. Port Ghalib, no Egipto

25. Whistler, Bristish Columbia

26. Guimarães, Portugal

"A city of youth is fired up by its art scene.

Considered the birthplace of Portugal, this picturesque northern city has long been of great historical importance to the country. Now, with half its inhabitants under 30, it is also one of the youngest cities in Europe. A string of recent developments, like its selection as a 2012 European Capital of Culture and the rehabilitation of the Unesco-designated historic center, have helped turned the youthful “cradle city” into one of the Iberian peninsula’s emerging cultural hot spots.

Much of the city’s burgeoning music and arts scene is nourished by the Centro Cultural Vila Flor, a contemporary-minded cultural center that opened in 2005 in a converted 18th-century palace. It includes amphitheaters, an exhibition villa, artists’ studios and a modern Portuguese restaurant. This March, the center will host the first International Festival of Contemporary Dance, bringing in an impressive selection of dance companies from throughout the world.

— CHARLY WILDER"

27. Olympic Park, Washington

28. Dresden, Alemanha

29. Oualidia, Marrocos

30. Zanzibar

31. Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguai

32. Tozeur, Tunísia

33. Hangzhou, China

34. Curdistão iraquiano

35. Durham, NC

36. Kosovo

37. Pingyao, China

38. Salónica, Grécia

39. Okinawa, Japão

40. Budapeste

41. Miami

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/09/travel/09where-to-go.html_r=2&sq=Guimar%C3%A3es&st=cse&scp=1&pagewanted=all