What's your favorite city in the U.S.?

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sunflower

Mayberry
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Good question, I'm going to say Denver, because I live there.

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San Fransisco, it is so nice there! It's so cold- very unlike australia right now...But i've only been to the U.S once. :)

mstaylorr

SAN FRANCISCO!!!!!!!!! BAY AREA!!!!!!!!

hachiko

tampa florida

doc_holliday1863

Pittsburgh PA home of the Super Bowel Champs the Pittsburgh Steelers.

unbreakable

miami
florida

niggadave18

not wilmington, delaware

MAD DOG

Los Angeles, CA

Qwyrx

Las Vegas...great food, simulated reality, gambling, tons of kinds of entertainment....

murillo3193@sbcglobal.net

Waikiki Hawaii

oldhippieman

None, all cities suck!

Dave from TN

NYC

shoelacey3

portland oregon

AlbinoChick

Well I really love Portland Oregon and McMinnville has some cool stores downtown. I would have to say that if I went to New York I would probably really love it too!

Rogue Angel

if i had to pick absolutey only one then it would have to be NYC...

..but i like MANY other places equally or more, it all depends on what i'm looking for

westguy18

Small City = Aspen

Big City = Denver and NYC

hislittleprincess

broooooooooooklyn we qoo HARD :]

Dazed and confused

seattle

Freddie M

Nobody does it like Brooklyn, NY

Confused

VIVA LAS VEGAS!!!!

layacarea

seattle, washington cuz i live here, or victoria b.c. (canada) cuz its quaint and beautiful.

Leaporcon

i love washington...............maybe try bonney lake, it is a nice city half modern and the other half very well nice and not mordern next to sumner a wonderfull cute lil town well cheak them out ur going to like them

Andrew

L.a. Then Chicago then new York city then curpentino

timmmahhhh@sbcglobal.net

That's a toughie because I love cities. Here are my favorites in order and why:

Chicago Illinois - the food, the people, the lake, the museums, the history of America - the skyscraper, the world's fairs of 1893 and 1933. The arts and architecture, Grant and Millennium Parks. I was going to say New York but Millennium Park is so unique it is a must-see place. And Chicago is more affordable. And while Chicago's transit is not as good as NYCs Chicago's CTA trains (el's) take you directly into both airports.

New York - the history, architecture, the rivers and waterfronts, the culture, Broadway, UN, Central Park, the subways to get around.

Washington DC - a beautifully planned out city to showcase our nation, the cleanest subways that cover the city exceptionally well, nice people, diversity, international influence = great food, great history and architecture, the mall, the zoo, the museums.

Indianapolis - many people are surprised with how much there is to do - they have worked hard to develop their downtown, and it is one of the cleanest cities in the US, much more so than the above two.

Pittsburgh is very beautiful with its mountain setting. Nightlife is limited - PGH is very much a family and working town.

Cincinnati - neat history, beautiful setting on the Ohio, my favorite museum in the Train Station and other Art Deco architecture, the open air observation deck atop the 48-story Carew Tower.

harchickgirl1

Boston

Lastallianc3

SLC

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