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The world’s Top 10 cities

Tallinn, Estonia (c) Rex
Tallinn, Estonia (c) Rex

The results of the Wanderlust Travel Awards have just been released – and we can now reveal the Top 10 cities for 2009

The magazine’s well-travelled readers voted for their favourite destinations and travel services. Orange travel partner Kayak was voted the 5th best travel website – the only flights and hotels search site to feature.

So check out these 10 amazing destinations – and find out how you can experience them on the cheap with amazing flights and hotels deals from Kayak.

10. Tallinn, Estonia
Estonia's coastal capital is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe. Filled with cobbled alleyways and atmospheric old buildings, it also boasts alluring boutique shopping and lively nightlife. 
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Sydney Opera House (c) Rex
Sydney Opera House (c) Rex

9. Sydney, Australia
Explore the glitzy, party-loving heart of Australia with its breathtaking harbour and dramatic modern architecture. If that perfect climate gets a bit too much for you, just cool down with a swim at one of the city's world-class beaches. 
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8. Cuzco, Peru
With its steep, narrow streets and intricate Inca stonework, this high-flying Andean city is one of the undisputed highlights of South America. It’s also the perfect base for a trip to the Sacred Valley or the lost city of Machu Picchu.
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Machu Picchu, Peru (c) Rex
Machu Picchu, Peru (c) Rex

7.  Luang Prabang, Laos
It may be down in seventh place this year, but this timeless city of gilded temples, saffron robes and cobblestones was No.1 for the past two years. Explore the monasteries and temples by bike then treat yourself to a massage in a traditional spa.
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6. Damascus, Syria
Nowhere else on Earth will you find so much history packed into such a small space as in the Old City of Damascus. Believed to be the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world, legend tells that the Prophet Mohammed refused to pass through the gate because he only wanted to enter paradise once. 
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