Gary, Indiana

Cassis, France Aix-En-Provence, France Look like Heaven, I invite you to look on Google Images

Saint-Petersburg

Kinda no-brainer here

NYC

Debrecen is nice, I really like living here It's not nearly as crowded as Budapest, it has decent job opportunities and the education is pretty good as well Tradeoff: Really flat, not so much bling (except the newly built buildings and hotels) Szeged, Pécs and Győr are all beautiful and kinda underrated, I have to revisit them

Giresun/Trabzon. İn the blacksea region. No night life no clubs etc but so green so beautiful so peacefull and historical as well

It's pretty close between Detroit and Baltimore.

Randers

York imo

St. Petersburg is the best for tourists, Moscow is the best to live in (if you have a huge paycheck to afford the rent)

Berazategui

Without a doubt Tel Aviv, the only good city here

youtube.com/watch?v=-DsJg7zsdak&t=137s u decide

There are many that I like, I would have a hard time choosing one objectively. Maybe Utrecht

York is really underrated got lots of history to it, proper old English city that hasn't been modernised yet edit: if you count all of the UK then probably Edinburgh

Visby

Kyiv,Lviv, maybe Odesa in summer

Zurich

zagreb

Narva

Ghent

Hamburg for the Major Cities, some nice and lesser known cities are Stralsund and Görlitz (the later in particular is incredibly nice)

Gdansk

I mean its nothing much but Lønstrup in Denmark, it is a my favorite place to be, i was there once a year in almost 10 years in a row, really beautiful place The thing i love most about the place is the possibility to get close to the water and see out to the North Sea the view is something special to me, so i get why some people will see the city and the area around it and thing nothing about it, but for me its one of my favourite places on earth :D

Depends on what you mean by best. In terms of culture and economy, London no doubt. In terms of beauty, most likely Bath. In terms of quality of life, idk maybe Brighton? Although my personal favourite is Winchester, not much of a city since it's quite small but still a very quaint town, beautiful and a very rich history.

cesis. is beautiful. or if you like the sea then leipaja

São Paulo

Probably Tampere or Turku

I live in Finland so I'll just say Tampere

outside of big 2, i would say svetlogorsk or zenenogradsk on par with yaroslawl for small cities, and tver with kazan as underrated cities. and honorable mention is nijniy novgorod.

Plovdiv , Sunny Beach :D , Belogradchik..there are many nice places in Bulgaria worth visiting .

Roskilde

Brasov is nice if you want to enjoy a nice city centre and being close to the mountains. It's not a big city but you have things to do. Even though Bucharest is still my favourite city, I might be biased to tell you to check it out, so I can suggest you also check out Timisoara, Oradea, Iasi and villages from Transylvania or Danube Delta ;)

antalya probably

Iasi...full of bitches and good music and a lot of green parks like Copou also we have a big palace. check on google palace of culture iasi ;)

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Ottawa is cool. Always overshadowed by Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal. When the canal freezes every winter the city maintains a wide stretch of 7.8km to skate on 24/7 - shorturl.at/fqRU2 Muskoka, Ontario is a hidden gem that most of the world has never heard of. It's got a ton of stunning lakes and islands. Lots of big celebrities have been spending their summers there for decades. forbes.com/sites/joshwilson/2022/11/10/w..

Ioannina, Rethymno

Bern :)

Maastricht

Atlanta

Bergen Amazing nature, boat life and mountains.

Moscow for me

KIEV ,RUSSIA

Hrodna!

I'm actually not that big fan of Warsaw although I used to live there, I think I would choose a small city Sandomierz actually to be it, I just think it's beautiful.

i think Galway is a good shout * i don't live in Galway but it's my favorite City to visit

MARINGÁ NUMBER 1

Malmö, rosengård

I love my Saratov imgur.com/a/LAgYwSe

vegas

Essen, you got everything here and it's in the middle of The Ruhr

Utrecht

we have only once city and thats prague, so i guess it wins

Budweis/České Budějovice Apperantly it doesnt have English translation only German one Or im retarded

those who says st pete over moscow is jsut retarded sry mens. moscow - one of the best cities in the world, st pete only got beautiful downtown and thats it

schilderswijk the hague, The Netherlands

Igarka, Kirovsk-25, Butugychag

Warsaw

munich

I wouldn't recommend a city per se, most people I know who come to visit get a little AirBnB in the Beacons and just spend their time enjoying the beautiful scenery :D

Coast of Santa Catarina in Brazil is the best place Full of pretty girls, polited people unlike Bolsonaro's fans

Żarów

Rome, Italy ez win

Probably New York City or Washington D.C., but since I've never been to either (planning on going this summer), I'll give you my opinion for places I have gone: Best city to live in: Irvine, California Amazing year round weather, beaches nearby, hiking, biking, diverse food options, San Diego and Los Angeles are both ~1 hour away so it's easy to explore some larger cities, excellent schools, safest city in the country (among the 100 most populous), and great jobs. Best city to visit: San Francisco, California I've visited San Francisco three times now in the past couple of years and I'm itching to go back. This place is stunningly beautiful and has amazing architecture for an American city, I haven't been anywhere else that comes close. The hills, the fog, the ocean, the parks, the food, the art, it's really a special place. It is grittier than some cities, about middle of the road in violent crime and high in property crime. The schools aren't as nice & the city has some real systemic issues, but goddamn if it isn't fun to visit. I actually took a very conservative friend on a trip there, and this is how it went: We arrived in an east bay city in the early afternoon and took the BART into the city. We walked around downtown a little bit before making our way to Oracle Park, a bayside baseball stadium, to watch the Milwaukee Brewers play against the San Francisco Giants. The Giants weren't doing so well at the start, and went into the last inning down 2-5. They managed to hit a home run before getting any outs, 3-5. The second batter goes up and flies out. The third batter goes up, another home run. 4-5. The next three batters manage singles, one of them because the pitcher hit the batter, bases are loaded. The next batter goes up. The wind is cold and harsh. The stadium is electric. The hit is good. Silence while we watch the ball fly, and then we see it crest the edge of the field. The stadium erupted. The Giants won 8-5 on that grand slam. I never really understood why people liked baseball so much, but that made me get it. The next day, we took a bus out to the western part of the city. We explored Golden Gate Park for a while, saw the buffalos, the Dutch windmills, some funny turtles, and then made out way down to the beach. We walked north to Lands End, where we went to a small museum about the old Cliff House and Sutro Baths, both of which are ruins now. We went down to the Sutro Baths ruins and then back up to the coastal trail. There were some pretty awesome views of the ocean and the golden gate bridge from there, it's very high up so you need to be careful when looking down at the waters below. On the other side, we gawked at mansions, had some amazing Russian food from a cheap local bakery, and some sushi. Before leaving the city, we walked down Lombard Street, got some dinner at Fisherman's Wharf, and walked along the Embarcadero. All of that, and you know what - we didn't see any of the Mission District, didn't see the Palace of Fine Arts, Coit Tower, Chinatown, Union Square, the Castro, I could go on and on. My friend was blown away, the city was not what he was told it was. He's even talked about wanting to live there lol. Like I said, it has grittiness, not everywhere will feel safe. A good tour guide would go a long way. It's a special place, and I couldn't recommend visiting enough.

Borås

Yekaterinburg/Kaliningrad/St. Petersburg

Portugal im a lover of the sea so i gotta go with small cost towns like odeceixe or Vila nova de milfontes, any vicentine cost town is a great place but sadly in the last years they have become popular and they are being filled with tourists, people love yellow sandy beaches and warm waters i will give preference in to southern portuguese beaches any day but northen cost is also beautifull and doesnt have that much tourists, except for nazare, which is a great town too, in the north I would say São martinho do porto, quiet town with a great beach that never has big waves, super chill

For major cities, probably Florianópolis or Belo Horizonte (Biased, but still the best one ive visited) For cities in General, Probably some smaller or mid city in São Paulo, Minas Gerais or the southern states.

İstanbul

Skagen or Vejle

Tampere

as a native I'd say Gdańsk