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PS, I am from Geneva. I am not even an American! But I have lived in New York for nearly 3 years and it's my opinion that New York is the better city.
I am not bothered where you are from to be honest. You are entitled to your opinion, but you don't speak on behalf of most Brits or indeed Londoners, most of whom aren't that bothered as to what goes on, on a daily basis in a city three and a half thousand miles away.
Can we please ignore "James IV", who is making no attempt to hide that fact that he is the same (banned user) "James 4" from a few pages back, and is clearly not here for rational discussion.
Good Lord. London looks so dreary and depressing from those pictures. I have been there several times and I didn't think much of it to be honest...looked a bit grim. And the grey weather makes it look even worse.
I'm going with NYC as the better city.
Maybe these will make you feel better - these are pictures from our recent trip to London. I didn't find it dreary or depressing AT ALL.
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