What is the Best City you've visited in the US?

New York City. Beautiful archetecture, so many awesome restaraunts, people were friendly. and it was suprisingly very affordable. i was expecting things like gift shops in times square. i bought a nice teddy bear for my (now ex) girlfriend there for just 7 dollars.

Either San Francisco or Seattle, for completely opposite reasons. I lived in both all my life, going back and forth between them every few years.

San Francisco is cool, because it has soooo much culture. But people are so incredibly into it, that it gets old. Like one big club of "I'm from San Francisco! Look at all of us!." Very extroverted.

Seattle is also cool for the opposite reason. After grunge died, they got extremely tired of the fad and publicity. Now, there is barely any culture, and they don't freaking want it. They are "over" it, and just chilling, drinking coffee. It's a very introverted place (a lot of people don't know this these days, unless you've lived there recently), which is good, but also bad. None the less, two very cool cities to live in. I recommend either, depending on your personality type.

Compton. The culture there is fascinating and one of a kind.monkeymoose5000

Compton. The culture there is fascinating and one of a kind.monkeymoose5000

Myrtle beach and Seatlle.

Chicago. 'Love the vibe, there's nice cheap entertainment like some of the Second City shows, as well as great restaurants.

Austin, TX. Live music, (usually) great weather, amazing dining, not too big or too small.

NYC, roaming the city with your friends. Nothing beats that

Toss up between Flagstaff, Arizona and Telluride, Colorado. Just really neat, beautiful places.

San Francisco is easily the city I've enjoyed visiting the most although I do like to visit Tucson when I can as I'm very much happy in a deep desert city and I have a lot of relatives there.

I'm always in a New York state of mind.

New York City. Nothing better.krazykillaz

New York City. Beautiful archetecture, so many awesome restaraunts, people were friendly. and it was suprisingly very affordable. i was expecting things like gift shops in times square. i bought a nice teddy bear for my (now ex) girlfriend there for just 7 dollars.

taterfrickintot

Pretty much this. Had a great time there, and met some really cool people. I also loved Jersey City, right across the river...

If you like Fallout games, Mad Max and Robo Cop movies, Detroit if your place.

Lewisburg, WV.

[QUOTE="krazykillaz"]New York City. Nothing better.coltgames

Louisville Ky is a nice city

And has some great gun ranges:D

How are your gun ranges Chicago,NY, LA, and San Fran8)

[QUOTE="coltgames"][QUOTE="krazykillaz"]New York City. Nothing better.PoorEdward

I know right... I would absolutely love to live there, maybe an apartment isn't as bad...

Whoever said "New York" has probably never roamed outside of Manhattan :P

If you like Fallout games, Mad Max and Robo Cop movies, Detroit if your place.

Darthmatt

weren't they filmed in Australia?

first city to come to mind is San Antonio.

love that city. Used to make trips with the family and just hang out in it it's streets. By far my favorite city in the US.

Best city I've visited in California (Where I live): Pasadena.

Best city I've visited outside of CA: Bozeman, Montana.

I agree with you, TC. I love San Francisco, to visit, at least.

Whoever said "New York" has probably never roamed outside of Manhattan :P

Reed_Bowie

I'm a big New England sports fan so Boston wins out for me.

Boise- Idaho- I liked it so much I moved here from Knoxville, Tennessee

Madison, Wisconsin was beautiful. Great community, safe city, fun stuff to do. In terms of big cities, I alwayslove visiting NYC. Dont think I could live there though. Just too busy and too many people.

Only been to Cleveland (for my brother's track tournament), but next year in February I get to go to San Francisco. I'm pretty excited about that.

New York City for a visit...

But I prefer my home city of Portland, Oregon:

I'd have to say Las F'in Vegas! Its just so different than any other place.

I don't know about best, but one of the worst in terms of inter-city travel would be Seattle. Too many one way roads, side-street parking, pay-to-park lots, and traffic. Mind you I loved the look of the city, it was just a complete *&$# driving around when I visited there. Maybe free parking and enough parking spaces is a luxory where I live, I don't know.

Probably Boston, though I quite liked Portland too.

2 words: San Francisco. So much culture and things to do in a very walkable and friendly area. I also loved the record stores there, seeing so much vinyl in one place was like walking into heaven. :oPoorEdward

walkable?

[QUOTE="Reed_Bowie"]

Whoever said "New York" has probably never roamed outside of Manhattan :P

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