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It means the same but it's written different.... JK there has to be another difference, so just try researching online "been in" and "been to" cuz I don't feel like doin that 4 u... :)

This is not necessarily correct, but I feel that been 'in' implies a much longer stay and a much greater immersion in the city. 'To' could simply mean a short visit.

E.G.

He has been in Rome for 10 years now.

He has been to Rome for a holiday.

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