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-walkable
-lots of unique restaurants
-low amount of chain places
-dense, older buildings
-no bland new construction styles in the city limits
-easy to get around
-good public transportation
-diversity
-lots to do
-good parks
-walkable
-lots of unique restaurants
-low amount of chain places
-dense, older buildings
-no bland new construction styles in the city limits
-easy to get around
-good public transportation
-diversity
-lots to do
-good parks
It sounds like you would like "the flats" (meaning, not the hills) of Berkeley, CA, especially the "Gourmet Ghetto" (area with lots of restaurants, bakeries, markets) and the downtown Berkeley area near the university. All of this located just a short BART ride away from San Francisco.
It sounds like you would like "the flats" (meaning, not the hills) of Berkeley, CA, especially the "Gourmet Ghetto" (area with lots of restaurants, bakeries, markets) and the downtown Berkeley area near the university. All of this located just a short BART ride away from San Francisco.
NYC is the best city. The restaurants are open late, clubs are open late. We have a lot of amusement parks, it's very diversed. We have one of the most nicest fashions from here. Lastly, there is a lot of good stuff in NYC.
My perfect city is highly urban with great public transportation and cultural amenities.
Some examples would be:
Philadelphia
Boston
New York City
Chicago
San Francisco
London
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