Coolest City You've Visited or Lived in?

[SammieBabe]

Either NYC or Washington DC..

[Miriel]

San Francisco, CA.

Not that I've visited a ton of major cities. But SF was definitely full of character.

[theundeadhero]

Paris was not as fun as Rome. It was still okay.

[Rye]

Huxley and I agree that Providence, Rhode Island is an amazing little city.

[Moon Rabbits]

Toronto, but only because it's the biggest city within reasonable "me being able to afford it" distance.

Queen St. is pretty rad, but I like little India and cabbage town a little bit more. Also Church St. is a pretty radical gaybourhood.

[scrumpleberry]

Milan <3

[DMKA]

Phoenix, AZ

It's like a really clean, dryer version of L.A.

[The Unknown Guru]

Kyoto, definitely. Awesome food, awesome Japanese-ness.

EDIT:

Phoenix, AZ

It's like a really clean, dryer version of L.A.

Clean?

Its about as clean as a huge bowl that produces its own toxic gases... Which is basically what it is.

[DMKA]

Kyoto, definitely. Awesome food, awesome Japanese-ness.

EDIT:

Phoenix, AZ

It's like a really clean, dryer version of L.A.

Clean?

Its about as clean as a huge bowl that produces its own toxic gases... Which is basically what it is.

Compared to L.A. it's sterile. XD

I dare you to show me any US city with it's population that's as clean. Seriously, it's remarkably clean for a city of it's population.

[The Unknown Guru]

Kyoto, definitely. Awesome food, awesome Japanese-ness.

EDIT:

Phoenix, AZ

It's like a really clean, dryer version of L.A.

Clean?

Its about as clean as a huge bowl that produces its own toxic gases... Which is basically what it is.

Compared to L.A. it's sterile. XD

I dare you to show me any US city with it's population that's as clean. Seriously, it's remarkably clean for a city of it's population.

Compared to L.A., my toilet plunger is sterile.

Philadelphia is around the same population. Although it's probably almost as nasty, but smog just seems so much worse when its 110 degrees outside. :yuck:

[Montoya]

Boston.

[~*~Celes~*~]

Blackpool, UK The scenery between there and Manchester is just...beautiful.

Blackpool I like because there are lots of public places where there's shade and you can...

[Heath]

In terms of actual cities, I've always really liked Chester and Oxford. I should imagine I'll be able to add York to those two names when I've been living there for a while. They're just not terribly big and old-fashioned with long pedestrian areas in the city centre with some absolutely fantastic architecture. Very scenic and I like Chester in particular because it's so small. Always busy as I don't know what, but just jolly nice. Nice enough that I regularly leave Wales to spend days there. Miffincake/Chester - Page 1 - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting Some pictures I took (on my camera phone) when I went to Chester last year. Includes pictures of a squirrel. Chester is really one of those towns that's proud of its history and you can see this from the big emphasis on the Romans. Really, if you're ever in the North of England, people go on about Liverpool and Manchester, but people rarely consider Chester, which is definitely an underrated city. Also it's a walled city which is something I very much like.

[unfinished fantasy]

Helsinki, it's so clean. Visit during summertime!

[Clouded Sky]

I just arrived in Tokyo and it`s exactly like I remember it. Which is basically amazing. The city is efficient, clean, and there is so much to do. I absolutely love it! I can`t wait to live here for the next year or so. I think I`m going to apply at a butler cafe!