Which city is the best place to visit: NYC, Tokyo, London, or Paris?? (compared, America)

[nature's message]

In your opinion, which city is the best to visit out of the four??

[SilkCity0416]

That is so hard to answer, I don't even know where to start. Well, for one, you're comparing cities that are seperated by thousands of miles ( with the exeption of London and Paris ) and in some cases, thousands of years in history (London is WAYYY older than NYC ).

I guess it depends on what a person likes. All of these cities will give you a little something of the same, but yet are vastly unique.

[dementor]

Originally Posted by SilkCity0416

That is so hard to answer, I don't even know where to start. Well, for one, you're comparing cities that are seperated by thousands of miles ( with the exeption of London and Paris ) and in some cases, thousands of years in history (London is WAYYY older than NYC ).

I guess it depends on what a person likes. All of these cities will give you a little something of the same, but yet are vastly unique.

Tough call, New York is my home but there is no way I could pass Paris, home away from home and the most interesting European city.

[Floyd_Gondolli]

Impossible to answer - one might as well have the debate about God vs. Mike Ditka.

I will say this, however - most American visitors to Tokyo will be overwhelmed, confused and usually dissapointed on the first trip. Of the world's major cities, it is perhaps the most unintentionally insular.

[Americanboy]

All of them.

[ajaaronjoe]

I would pick LONDON.

[Cowboys fan in Houston]

Tokyo hands down. Paris is awesome too.

[atlantagreg30127]

Note the age of the op's post, folks (nearly a year). We're not comparing North American cities to cities in Europe and the Asias anymore because there are too many variables that can't be correctly compared. See the room sticky, please. thanks.