what is your favorite city and why?

Answer 1

Barcelona!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

If you look at the travel web sites, you'll see these cities appear in the top categories:

Paris, France: Probably the most lovely city I've ever visited, especially in the spring season and in the summer evenings.

London, England: Where else can an English-speaking person from the USA go and see tombs of kings with years in 3 digits, like the year 900? In the USA there are not many homes or tombstones left with dates from before the year 1492). The whole king/queen thing and the quaintness of the city makes it a winner.

Munich, Germany: Beautiful city with friendly people and wonderful beer gardens. English is a second language, making it a comfortable visit for Americans.

New York City, USA: The financial power-house of the world with all the tall buildings to prove it. Sometimes I work in NYC and you can feel the positive creative energy of the people around you.

Tokyo, Japan: Another financial power-house with the added attraction of uniquely Japanese things like tea gardens.

Berlin, Germany: The destination of choice for people who like museums. Berlin has more museums than any other city, by a wide margin.

If you're planning a trip and you're not sure where to go, consider some other alternatives: A trip to the Caribbean, especially in the winter, is wonderful and rivals many other exotic destinations.

Have fun!

Answer 3

A friend recommended Dalat in Vietnam to me. ' went there last Feb and it was totally a whole new thing for me.

It's a small community where the French influence is very prominent. I love the ambience, the pace and the colors. Also loved the way Viets bounced back after the trauma of Vietnam War.

Nothing tops Vietnamese food. I plan to come back this December where they will have their flower feast. Although they say it can get real cold during that time.

Answer 4

Unfortunately, my travels have been limited.
But from where I've been, here's where I'd choose as favorite:

United States - San Francisco.
Diverse culture, great food and wine, spectacular scenery, fresh sea breezes and cool temperatures year-round.

Canada - Toronto.
Ultra modern city, nice people, cool-to-cold climate.

Germany - Munich.
My birthplace and a very hip, modern city with a strong connection to its past.

France - Reims.
Heart of the champagne region. Excellent food (and wine!). People actually very nice (for French).

Great Britain - Dover, Kent.
Many great places in the U.K., but I love the coastal view along the channel. Plus, great fish-n-chips.

Bosnia - Tuzla.
War torn, but very, very friendly people. A depressed village with lots of history and beautiful rolling hills.

Italy - Lake Garda.
Beautiful northern Italian lake area.
Of course, fantastic food, wine and people.

Austria - Innsbruck.
Love the mountains...reminds me of the scenery in "The Sound of Music"...and spectacular cultural center.

Switzerland - Lucerne.
Mega WOW city. A must-go place, when in Europe.

Answer 5

Chicago is really nice its homey - its my home I ll always love it
Ny is awsome it a huge fun city to run around
La is the best I love the weather here and its not as plastic as peeps make it out to be

Answer 6

Singapore - That my homeland...

After visited so many countries... I still find return back to our homeland is best.... Very Safe, No Strike, No Riots, No Natural Disaster... But weather a bit hot... what can U ask for some more...

Answer 7

Boston, MA...Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics and Bruins !!

Answer 8

I like anywhere in the South of Georgia.

Answer 9

I love Dubai. It is so much fun. I also like Strassbourg, France. It is really pretty

Answer 10

memphis... even tho they have the highest death rate in america, it's got a really nice vibe in the atmosphere around there. if that made any sense. lol...

Answer 11

Shimla, in India.
It is cool,beautiful and fashionable.