Favourite City? Why?

Question

London? Paris? New York? Hong Kong? Tokyo? Madrid? You get the idea!

Answer 1

Boston, lots of good ole American history

Answer 2

I love New York because there's so much to do. Went on Honeymoon there! Hong Kong amazing place really fantastic and holiday of lifetime.I suppose there are so many cities in this big world which are fantastic for lots of different reasons. I suppose if I had to choose, London, Cardiff, Edingburgh, Dublin, Sydney and Singapore! I love holidays!

Answer 3

Yeah, I get the idea....This might sound stupid, but my answer is "San Diego". I used to go there with my family during my formative years. We'd go to a hotel called Mission Valley Inn and I and my older sister would play this pinball machine that had a casino theme to it. I would go to the soda machine and get a Fanta soda. I'd watch Channel 6 in the hotel room. I'd also go swimming at the hotel pool. This hotel, along with around a dozen others, surronds a double-decker part of Interstate 5. This whole location is known as "Hotel Circle".

Answer 4

OXFORD:
The origins of Oxford are not actually known with any certainty, being as they are, shrouded in the mists of time, but various ideas have been submitted (and disputed) regarding its genealogy.

Medieval historian, John Rous wrote in his 1490 work, 'Historium Regum Angliae', that Oxford was originally King Mempricius' city, Caer-Memre, built on the River Thames somewhere between 1400 and 1500 BC. However, other historians from Rous' time were more inclined to support the popular legend that Oxford was in fact founded by the Trojans, after they landed on British soil in around 1100 BC.

Archaeological Evidence
Whilst there may be no definite historical basis for John Rous' claims or for the Trojan story, there is some evidence of a settlement in Oxford possibly as early as 4000 BC.

Archaeological finds of Neolithic arrowheads and other remains from that period have been discovered in the city, and although no specific or more detailed evidence exists of an actual settlement at this time, it is known that a large Neolithic population once resided in Oxford.

In addition, a more permanent settlement between 2000 and 700 BC is suggested by evidence of Bronze Age barrows in the area.
http://www.oxfordcity.co.uk/info/history.html

But i am bias, its my home town.

Answer 5

So far, out of all my travels, I really can't choose between San Fransisco and London...

San Fransisco was just plain fun with the sloped roads, galleries, European touch to it, atmosphere, etc.

London was great for the food, transport, cleaness, spacious roads, things to do, etc.

Both are a must, I'd say! =)

Answer 6

I would have to say Tokyo...
Because I love Japanese people, the japanese language, the japanese culture, anime, the japanese clothing and designers etc.
But I also like London and New York a lot.

Answer 7

San Francisco.

Answer 8

Perry Georgia.

It took me 15 years to get here and I wouldn't have it any other way.
It is a lot like Mayberry frrom the Andy Griffith show.

Answer 9

Paris, the culture, the food, the art galleries, the architecture, the french (can't be perfect) and its where I proposed to my wife.

Happy Days

Answer 10

london is good. but i like living in my hometown "varanasi" better because i get the peace of mind there. though it is developing but since it's the oldest living city in the world and is pretty small and it's no better than a village, and it has no infrastructures, life there sux pretty much! but yea as i said - "peace of mind"!

Answer 11

Lille northern France. Great shopping, great opera, mussels and chips, really friendly people.... only 2 hours from London on Eurostar..... great place