What's the best city you've been to?!

See topic title.

Mine is Tokyo, it just has everything!

- people are very friendly, polite and helpful (even if they don't speak english they usually try to help you)
- little crime (bicycles are stalled unlocked, electronica like cellphones is in displays outside without anti-theft protection, I've seen lost luggage and umbrellas on the train platforms, nobody is touching them, even strolling around at night is pretty safe)
- transportation (trains and subway) is easy, cheap, fast and incredibly organised.
- food is amazing and not all that expensive
- since it's so huge it has everything (skyscrapers, suburbs, mega malls, parks, temples, castles, museums, themeparks, harbor, markets, parades, boulevards, restaurants, pubs, clubs etc.)
- you can stay there for 2 weeks and do something different everyday.

My home city 8)

Maastricht.

I really want to visit Amsterdam.
Maybe next month.

never been in a good city :?. but dubai was ok.

Maastricht.

I really want to visit Amsterdam.
Maybe next month.

Lto_thaG

Amsterdam has more action, but Maastricht is more cozy and friendly.

Chicago. It's awesome.

In terms of large cities, Denver and Phoenix. For towns, Durango.

Probably Asheville, NC.

So puurdy.

I have to say Liverpool first and foremost, if only because it's the city in which I live ^_^

Ones that I've visited, however? Hmm. New York, probably. Going there makes you feel like you're living in a movie.

San Francisco, Oakland, San Luis Obispo...all in California, of course

I really like Paris though. Oxford, England, was pretty chill as well

Paris definitely. It felt so elegeant and modern and they just run the city so well. It was truly amazing.

San Francisco, Oakland, San Luis Obispo...all in California, of course

I really like Paris though. Oxford, England, was pretty chill as well

mrbojangles25

The only problem I have with Oxford is 1) The eyesores that the City Council have allowed to be built over the past few decades. And 2) The cost of living is skyhigh, especially for renting/buying a house. I think because Oxfords an University town, the landlords can charge the earth. Apart from that though its a nice place to live, it has a slower pace than London, fantastic parks and museums and great pubs.

ITT: everyone votes for their hometown/state/country

My favourite place was Lucern, Switzerland. Beautiful little town at the base of the Swiss Alps.

Paris definitely. It felt so elegeant and modern and they just run the city so well. It was truly amazing.

xXCombatWombat

Did I go to the same Paris as everybody else? I was hassled constantly at the Tower by men trying to sell me poorly made junk, traffic was a nightmare, graffiti covered everything except La Louvre and the Notre Dame cathedral, the streets near my hotel reeked of raw sewage, and the only resteraunt I was able to find open was the canteen of a supermarket across the street!

I hate Paris.

I've only been to 2 cities, so houston I guess

The capital of my country, London.

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San Francisco, Oakland, San Luis Obispo...all in California, of course

I really like Paris though. Oxford, England, was pretty chill as well

balders1982

The only problem I have with Oxford is 1) The eyesores that the City Council have allowed to be built over the past few decades. And 2) The cost of living is skyhigh, especially for renting/buying a house. I think because Oxfords an University town, the landlords can charge the earth. Apart from that though its a nice place to live, it has a slower pace than London, fantastic parks and museums and great pubs.

yeah I like Oxford because it reminds me of where I live now; a small college town that is still pretty laid back, not too busy.

Likewise, I can definitely see Oxford as being expensive because, again like my current town, its a college place and can charge out the ass if they want for rent.

New York, New York

I wish I was rich enough to live there.

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Seward, Alaska; Chicago, Illinois and Orlando, Florida are among the best i've been to :)

Gotta say New York I wish I could go back there

San Francisco. I love it there.

Detroit. We are like sparta. Only the strong survive.

New Orleans during Mardi Gras.

ITT: everyone votes for their hometown/state/country

My favourite place was Lucern, Switzerland. Beautiful little town at the base of the Swiss Alps.

F1_2004

I really liked visiting San Diego and Orlando.

I haven't traveled nearly as much as I'd like to. I currently live in Raleigh, NC, and I like it a million times better than my last place of residence, Miami, FL.

I've visited Los Angeles (meh), Washington DC (quite nice in both summer and winter), and Port St. Lucie, FL (nice beaches). That's about it.

Gonna have to go with New York. Just cause I can walk everywhere, and it's just so different than where I'm from.

Either beach cities or Las Vegas.

Islamabad & London

oh and Santa Rosa

probably not best but nice? Fort davis tx, remember when I was on camp crew helping firefighters and stuff, I remember thinking this sucks what kind of deslocate place is this. But as we was driving throughout the city people was waving at us. That never happend before and with that, the city cant be all that bad.

Maastricht.

I really want to visit Amsterdam.
Maybe next month.

Lto_thaG

I've been there. It was dirty, but then again I was around the airport (connecting flight).If you're going there for marijuana (probably the only reason to go), it's illegal for tourists.

On topic, small Mediterranean villages/towns are some of the nicest places. Part of my family lives in a nice town in Spain and it's cool to see the wide variety of architecture.