If it is not Atlanta, what Southern City has the best downtown?

[sedimenjerry]

Originally Posted by LovinDecatur

https://dilemma-x.net/2016/04/20/his...uthern-cities/

Basically it's been half a century since it's been referred to as southern.

In terms of development, Baltimore definitely has the density to match the north, not the south's typical sunbelt sprawl. Atlanta definitely has no place like this except for maybe something isolated but this is very common development in Baltimore and the rest of the northeast.

[oobanks]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Baltimore and New Orleans. Nashville and Louisville are honorable mentions.

Baltimore isn't the south, it's on that threshold line thats sometimes referred to as the south but any one who has been there knows better so I can't really compair it to Atlanta. I don't think Nashville downtown is bad at all, has grown by leaps and bounds and still growing.

[Northernest Southernest C]

Originally Posted by oobanks

Baltimore isn't the south, it's on that threshold line thats sometimes referred to as the south but any one who has been there knows better so I can't really compair it to Atlanta. I don't think Nashville downtown is bad at all, has grown by leaps and bounds and still growing.

I agree Baltimore is considered both by some. The history of the city is very southern and today it resembles more with the north. Both characteristics are found in Baltimore especially in its architecture and monuments. For example, Disneyland’s famous Haunted Mansion attraction can pass in an themed area known as New Orleans Square. In reality it was inspired by The Shipley-Lydecker House built in Baltimore in 1803 below.

[0nyxStation]

World Disney World had the best downtown.