Capital of the World

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Capital of the World is a term first used by the The Independent newspaper to describe a global capital as an economic and cultural powerhouse. London was named as the Capital of the World in December 2007, followed by New York and Paris. [1].

List according to ranking.

1. London
2. New York City
3. Paris
4. Tokyo
5. Chicago
6. Madrid
7. Washington DC
8. Los Angeles
9. Rome
10. Mexico City
11. Barcelona
12. San Francisco
13. Berlin
14. Amsterdam
15. Beijing
16. Moscow
17. Toronto
18. Hong Kong
19. Seoul
20. Brussels
21. Shanghai
22. Singapore
23. Athens
24. Istanbul
25. Sydney
26. Copenhagen
27. Vancouver
28. Delhi
29. Buenos Aires
30. Sao Paulo
31. Mumbai
32. Munich
33. Rio de Janeiro
34. Cairo
35. Bangkok
36. Dublin
37. St Petersburg
38. Montreal
39. Frankfurt
40. Edinburgh
41. Melbourne
42. Dubai
43. Glasgow
44. Johannesburg
45. Caracas
46. Lima
47. Zurich
48. Kiev
49. Calcutta
50. Tel Aviv
51. Auckland
52. Havana
53. Lagos
54. Abu Dhabi
55. Casablanca
56. Colombo
57. Riyadh
58. Nairobi
59. Addis Ababa
60. Beirut

[edit] See Also

• Global city