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This thread i think shows how underrated Cincinnati is. Its simply a beautiful city with the hills and the river combined with the architecture and neighborhoods, and a great skyline too. Its just beautiful. Pittsburgh deserves to be winning imo, but in the past while i think it was generally deemed underrated, i think many people realize now how nice of a city it is, and don't seem to under rate it.
This thread i think shows how underrated Cincinnati is. Its simply a beautiful city with the hills and the river combined with the architecture and neighborhoods, and a great skyline too. Its just beautiful. Pittsburgh deserves to be winning imo, but in the past while i think it was generally deemed underrated, i think many people realize now how nice of a city it is, and don't seem to under rate it.
Both cities are beautiful, but that doesn't mean they have bright futures.
I picked cincinnati, growing metro, growing economy, lots of devolpment going on downtown and i mean lots including a new streetcar system, nice topography, beautiful buildings, nice river and lot of unique little neigborhoods with really good ice cream shops yum yum
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