Caracas , General info:
6/10

caracas is the capital of venezuela, is locate on a valley, in the bottom of avila mountain, who separate from the sea, it's really polarized, in the south and east we can find the medium-high classes, the modern malls and buildings, while in the north and west, we can fin mayority of poor people and informal houses (ranchos)

Caracas , Cheap stuff:
7/10

you can find from informal stores, really cheap, to high classes stores, most in the east

Caracas , Different stuff:
4/10

is really bad in the traffic matters, because the increase number of population and the almost none planification, you have to planifying in hour out of office hours

Caracas , Don't miss:
10/10

avila

san ignacio

las mercedes

Caracas , Food:
10/10

you can also find different type of food, form around the world

Caracas , Hotels:
7/10

euro building

tamanaco

Caracas , Safety:
2/10

is it really insecure at the time

Fairfax , General info:
1/10

The Fairfax County government is run by a bunch of socialist dictators who line their pockets with kickbacks and corporate bribes. Big government and buraucracy at its finest, the bedroom of the Nation's Capitol. Watch out for the police who protect the rich politicians.

Fairfax , Cheap stuff:
1/10

No alians welcome here. Demographics have been changing, much to the chagrin of those in power.

Fairfax , Different stuff:
2/10

Every house must look similar to the neighboring houses, or else the owner gets cited for an eyesore and a 'Blightful influence' and can go to jail. Yes, people have been arrested and jailed for as little as not planting pleasant trees on their property.

Fairfax , Don't miss:
1/10

Well, watch out for the crazy drivers. Traffic is a real nightmare, even on weekends. There are a few good places to see, but wear personal protection gear and don't travel at night alone.

Fairfax , Food:
4/10

Stay away from the tainted peanut butter. And the bad tomatos. And the Enquirer.

Fairfax , Hotels:
1/10

Fair but expensive.

Fairfax , Safety:
1/10

Not so good, sometimes those in positions of public trust abuse their power. Especially the Board of Supervisors, the BZA, and administrative judges. Guilty until proven innocent if a lay administrator arbitrarily decides you are a violator.