America's most unique cities (rail, live, state, largest)

[rudyy]

They are Boston, New Orleans, San Francisco, San Antonio (TX).

[rudyy]

Originally Posted by CubsGiantsIndiansfan2008

About 100 or so years ago Mark Twain said that their are only 4 unique cities in the country. What do you think they are today?

Boston
New York City
Washington D.C.
Chicago
San Francisco

The standard was set by Mark Twain, and will not change: Again, they were and are: Boston, New Orleans, San Francisco, San Antonio (TX).

[jjfrrl]

Akron, Ohio... Very artsy

[jeevcy]

vegas, dc, nyc, la, sf

[BigCityDreamer]

Originally Posted by jeevcy

vegas, dc, nyc, la, sf

Yeah, there are no other cities that look and feel like these. There's a unique overall image that comes to mind just thinking about each one of them.

[GLS2010]

Orlando is one of the most unique cities in the country for the soul fact of how it was built and how it is set up. Other than that its not unique culturally or anything else like that.

[Iconographer]

Originally Posted by GLS2010

Orlando is one of the most unique cities in the country for the soul fact of how it was built and how it is set up. Other than that its not unique culturally or anything else like that.

I disagree; I think one of Orlando's most defining features is the profusion of lakes throughout the city. They are so beautiful.

[brent6969]

There are more than 4 or 5 unique cities in this country..............

[GLS2010]

Originally Posted by LovinDecatur

I disagree; I think one of Orlando's most defining features is the profusion of lakes throughout the city. They are so beautiful.

I agree, that's part of how its set up. I was just saying the culture, food people, architecture etc aren't unique. Orlando is mostly made up of people from across the country and world so its has all kinds of cultures, but not a culture of its own. Like a melting pot.

[HoodsofATL]

Savannah
New Orleans
Macon
Santa Fe
Red Oak(probaly the smallest city in GA)
Miami
Oakland