7 car-free cities
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Lamu Island, Kenya (Pop.: 2,000-plus)
Once a center for the slave trade, Lamu has since become a tourist destination — in large part to it being mentioned on the World Heritage List as "the oldest and best-preserved Swahili settlement in East Africa." As no vehicles are allowed, the most popular means of transportation is donkey. In fact, there are some 2,000-3,000 working donkeys on the island.
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Yeah, no cars, but a pile of crappy little boats sporting smokey 2 stroke engines that make more pollution than 50 cars and stink to high heaven. Way to go!!! WINNING!
I would recommend visit all those national parks in Kenya that are most of them world heritage sites.
http://safarisafrica.org/kenya
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