If you answer with New York, you’re a basic bitch.
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Cremungulon obviously you moron
From my experience trying to move there in the past decade, it would have been Denver
The “Green Rush” brought an interesting vibe of a small city growing bigger, but then the pandemic busted up that momentum and your’s truly got priced out of an already overpriced studio
I remember walking around 16th Street after the lockdown was lifted and realized that the magic wasn’t coming back. The absolute state of the homeless population certainly wasn’t helping
Shanghai without a doubt.
Ebola
I haven’t traveled the world enough to give a definitive answer. I had a blast in Edinburgh, and Luxembourg City is a wonderful place to visit. Most large Canadian cities are delightful. I doubt any of the cities I have visited would be the ‘greatest’ on the planet, however.
I 100% doubt any city in the USA could qualify. They are far more alike than they are different.
As for New Yorkers frequently & loudly yelling their city is the greatest, I’m convinced it’s some kind of pathology similar to Stockholm Syndrome. This comedian explains it better than I can:
New York, obviously, and fuck you
Said like a typical rat yorker who has never been anywhere else. You know, places that are not full of rats and roaches, piss soaked train cars, endless honking and streets full of garbage.
Spoken like someone who’s never been to New York, and who’s only conceptualization of the city is from some crappy 70s movie
You gave yourself away
This is the most authentic answer
Bed-Stuy
Eyy, just took a trip to NY and stayed in a brownstone in Bed-Stuy
QGTM!
Mostly the G and the JMZ
I’ll ask you kindly to reconsider those remarks
Back off, Boston
HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK
Yeah, yeah. Ya got your hockey and your Harvard. And some nice bridges and schools and hospitals.
Just be glad you’re not Philly. Lol
Vienna, Austria is a pretty great place.
Berlin.
Many people hate Berlin. I don’t. It’s got so much variety, there are neighbourhoods surrounded by lakes, neighbourhoods that are basically in the woods, beautiful neighbourhoods like Charlottenburg and very urban neighbourhoods. Want something good to eat? There’ll be something amazing nearby. They have trams running through the forest. There are trains going to Amsterdam and Prague. You can get everywhere by public transport (outside town in Brandenburg too). It’s surrounded by a beautiful state, where you can watch cranes migrate in huge flocks and where you can skate on natural ice in winter.
I live near Freiburg now. Everybody loves Freiburg and the Black Forest. But I miss Berlin.
Shhhh! We keep up that reputation deliberately so not even more people come here and worsen the housing crisis ;)
Berlin is a dirty shithole lol
One of the cleanest and best kept cities I’ve been to. I was surprised, that’s for sure. I was expecting this grungy hole, but no, she’s a very well kept place.
?? never been?
My favorite city I’ve ever visited.
Its not a dirty shit hole, not more than any other metropole city. But it suffers from what many cities post ww2, especially german cities, supper from: ugly block architecture and car centered infrastructure
ugly block architecture
Affordable social architecture for people, not castles and churches built on slave labor.
West (not east) Berlin paid people to take the mouldings off their historic buildings. Nothing to do with affordable social architecture.
You can build affordable and beautiful. Prove, castle in berlin vs the national museum in stockholm which do you think cost more?
It’s not just to do with WW2, both east and west Berlin loved tearing down and uglifying old buildings (seriously, west Berlin paid people to tear off decorations) for some reason.
Atlantis. It’s so exclusive that nobody knows how to find it.
Not without a charged zed-pee-em.
its in another galaxy, thats why.
Came here to say this :)
Houten, Netherlands. No cars in the city, you can bike anywhere. The true 15 minute city
Which city? Mine.
Why? Because i live there.
I haven’t traveled nearly enough, but I’d say it’s either Amsterdam, Netherlands, or Barcelona, Spain.
Amsterdam for the freedom and beauty. Barcelona because it’s beautiful and on the beach.
It’s not even a great beach, kinda rocky for my taste, but it’s just such a beautiful city.
Utrecht
Thought you’d say Launceston… 😆
For me? Montréal.
It’s incredibly walkable, tons of parks and nature and trees all throughout with a beautiful unique urban design (the brick plexes) and a unique blend of cultures.
Cold.
But I love the cold and the snow :D
But also hot (source: I live there).
Sarnia, ON, because why would I leave if its the best place on earth.
