What is your favorite city of all time?

<p>Toronto, Montr</p>

<p>Chicago! I LOVE everything about that city! It's the perfect size!</p>

<p>Auckland, New Zealand looks BEAUTIFUL.</p>

<p>Of places I've been in long enough to get a real impression -- San Clemente, CA. East King County, WA. Western Massachusetts. Huntington Beach, CA (in 1970 -- not now). Sante Fe/Taos NM. London (if I had great heaps of money). Edinburgh, Scotland (if I could leave for three months each winter). Angel's Camp, CA. (WashMom says most cities are really good if you have great heaps of money.)</p>

<p>What makes a place good to live in is not necessarily what makes it interesting and/or fun to visit. </p>

<p>Favorite cities to visit: Paris. London. Edinburgh. Madrid. Park City. San Diego. New York. DC. Anywhere in Massachusetts or New Hampshire. Chicago's not bad during the four weeks of nice weather it gets each year.</p>

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Minneapolis

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<p>Are you kidding me?!? I live in Minneapolis and I hate it so much.</p>

<p>I like San Francisco a lot. Seattle and Madison are nice too.</p>

<p>Prague, Czech Republic and Sydney, Australia are probably my favorites. Rome, Venice, Florence, Geneva, Salzburg are really nice too. Not such a fan of New York or Los Angeles.</p>

<p>DC gets a pretty bad rap for being the homicide capital of the US (is this even true?), extreme wealth and poverty at odds with each other, etc. But it's where I've grown up, and now that I've left I really miss it. I love it's political, international feel as opposed to many other US cities' corporate, American feel. Hard to explain.</p>

<p>I hear a lot of good things about Paris, which is why I'm going there in a couple months!</p>

<p>My husband and I love Copenhagen.
Boston is my favorite US city, followed by NYC.
Haven't been to Chicago , but from what I have seen , would love to visit.
Still so many cities and places I would love to visit</p>

<p>I can't think of any.</p>

<p>Is it just me?</p>

<p>Madrid.
Shanghai is No2
Rio</p>

<p>I've gotta say, New York City. It's unoriginal, I know, but there's a reason everyone loves it. It's absolutely gorgeous :]</p>

<p>Besides that, probably Venice. A different kind of beautiful.</p>

<p>Quebec City, Berlin, Atlanta, Chicago.</p>

<p>Marquette, MI. San Francisco was cool though, I thought LA was meh and I live near DC and don't think all that highly of it. Tourist DC is cool, but loses it's novelty fast, and isn't really representative of the whole city. Never been to NY buy it doesn't seem all that great, i'd rather live in Boston. Detroit is just plain ass.</p>

<p>chicago. represent.</p>

<p>I've been to Chicago, New York, D.C, Toronto, Miami, Las Vegas, and Houston. </p>

<p>New York City is my favorite. I want to live there till the day I die.</p>

<p>Chicago is a smaller, less dense, plainer, less lively, cleaner version of New York.</p>

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Auckland, New Zealand looks BEAUTIFUL.

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<p>Auckland is nothing special, believe me. Please if you go to New Zealand, do venture out of Auckland and the north island. The south island is so much more beautiful.</p>

<p>Las Vegas was quite special. Pittsburgh also.</p>

<p>Outside the US, I really liked Beijing.</p>

<p>Boston; it has a lot of culture and the RED SOCKS and then there's newberry street and much more</p>

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Prague, Czech Republic and Sydney, Australia are probably my favorites. Rome, Venice, Florence, Geneva, Salzburg are really nice too. Not such a fan of New York or Los Angeles.</p>

<p>DC gets a pretty bad rap for being the homicide capital of the US (is this even true?), extreme wealth and poverty at odds with each other, etc. But it's where I've grown up, and now that I've left I really miss it. I love it's political, international feel as opposed to many other US cities' corporate, American feel. Hard to explain.

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<p>I agree with Sydney, Australia. Kind of all the best of North America and Europe without the bad sides.</p>

<p>I also agree with your assessment of DC (no, it's far from the murder capital now). But being in DC is like being in another country. It's so international and cosmopolitan, yet manageable and very educated.</p>

<p>I lived for a brief period in Boston. I thought I'd love it because I loved DC but the sports fanaticism and rather insular culture really turned me off. </p>

<p>I can't believe Marquette, Michigan made this list. Beautiful little city isolated on the Lake Superior coast.</p>

<p>On each continent (that I've been to anyway)
San Francisco
Cusco, Peru
Kathmandu
London
Queenstown, NZ</p>

<p>I don't have any in particular.</p>

<p>But I'll say Florence.</p>