do you think your city/town looks nice?

i remember travelling through the united states with my parents 6 years ago on a road trip, and i can honestly say ive been through some pretty ugly ass towns. no offense but my city (vancouver BC) completely destroys most of the cities/towns ive been through based on looks. do you guys think your city looks nice?

Yep. It's quaint:

There's only 4 streets and they all look like that.

Policemen would fight our 'for the greater good' attitude if only we had a policeman.

mine is extremely nice, it has been voted to be one of the best places to live in the US on multiple occasions.

No. Most of San Diego is an old, run down dump.

It looks much like stereotypical suburbia.

Except downtown, that place looks like a bunch of buildings from the 1700s, because they are.

A lot of it, especially downtown, is old and run-down. And one building is haunted :? I'd say it's a 5 on niceness (is that a word?) on a scale of 1-10.

Indy has always been a nice looking city and with the superbowl coming up everywhere is getting rehauled. Stay away from the eastside though.

Yep. It's quaint:

There's only 4 streets and they all look like that.

Policemen would fight our 'for the greater good' attitude if only we had a policeman.

MissLibrarian

That is nice. Where is it?

Not really.

Portland is pretty nice if you don't mind all the bums. I don't live in it, but it's just a short train ride away.

That is nice. Where is it?Johnny_Rock

Tempe isn't the best looking city, but it's good enough for me.scorch-62

Not bad:

for how old my town is, it looks pretty good.

just had a brand new high school built, so thats gotta add to the overall looks i guess.

just a nice little town.

btw i live in Mascoutah Illinois.

[QUOTE="scorch-62"]Tempe isn't the best looking city, but it's good enough for me.Pirate700

You decide

scotland btw

It looks pretty okay.
I live a bit away from downtown; the houses near downtown have trees everywhere. There's still lots of trees up where I am, but not making a canopy over the trees.

Downtown can be nice because there's lots of older buildings.
Facing the waterfront:


Facing the other way (the fort looks really low in this one... It's a decent sized hill though):


I think those pictures are a bit dated though. The white building behind the fort in the second picture is gone now I think.

edit: Man those are bad pictures :lol:

Eh. I dunno.

I love living in Atlanta,GA Its my home even though i was born in Chicago.

You decideracing1750

Policemen would fight our 'for the greater good' attitude if only we had a policeman.

MissLibrarian

With handcuffs and night sticks and pepper spray? =D

I didn't realize it until tourists pointed all the good stuffs in the city.

Well I live on Cape Cod so pretty much everything looks nice. Now the town I go to school in is a complete crap hole.

My little town

Bridge is to the left

clock tower is to the right(first pic)

It has some nice spots, but there's constant urbanization, so it's all changing to concrete.

Well the new part where I live is nice. The older part isn't but still looks great for being 100+ years old. Plus its one of the safest places you can be. Nothing really exciting happens though.

Aesthetically, my city is your usual New England city, lots of shops and restaurant chains. Tons of hotels, you can find at least 4 major hotels within each region of the city. Apparently we're the fastest growing city in the Northeast and our unemployment rate is one of the smallest in Connecticut.

I'm personally used to it, but I can see where someone would think it looks nice. Especially the near the lake. Certain areas outside Main Street are ratholes though.

Toronto's nice when you ignore/leave downtown.

I really wouldn't describe where I live as beautiful, but it is certainly better looking than some other places.

No, its just graffiti and shady looking people everywhere.

Lake Oswego, it's a nice little town about 10 miles from Portland. I'd have to say it looks pretty nice!