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

Urbana , General info:
10/10

Urbana has maintained its status as a Tree City USA since the programs inception in 1976, and is the only charter member still in the program in the State of Illinois. It maintains over 100,000 trees on over 95% of its parkways.

Urbana , Cheap stuff:
8/10

Low cost of living.

Urbana , Different stuff:
9/10

Candlestick Lane is the name for a neighborhood in eastern Urbana. It is called Candlestick Lane because every year the residents decorate their yards for Christmas with lots of lights and figures. The tradition began in 1961 (maybe 1960) as a house-decorating contest sponsored by the Illinois Power Company.

The Urbana Free Library is located in the downtown area. The library is one of the first public libraries in Illinois and was founded in 1874. The library houses historical archives of Champaign County which can be used for genealogical research. The Urbana Free Library ranked 8th out of 877 public libraries rated by “American Libraries” in 2002. It has been ranked in the top 1% of American libraries every year since rankings began.

Urbana , Don't miss:
9/10

The Market at the Square - Every Saturday morning from some time in May to some time in November, dozens of vendors set up shop in the Lincoln Square parking lot in downtown Urbana. They primarily sell local produce (including corn, tomatoes, and watermelons), but one can also find local crafts, music, and booths for various community and political organizations

Urbana , Food:
8/10

Everything you can find in average U.S. city.

Urbana , Hotels:
9/10

Lots of motels and B&B which is normal comparing to size of the city, just a few hotels.

Urbana , Safety:
9/10

Crime rate is above U.S. national average.