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Relative serendipitous fortunes peak residential zenith to fully accumulate three homes in New York City, Seattle WA metro, Constanta Romania area at one simultaneous occasion before for at least one year. My own mindful alliance of community isn’t always staying the same. Naturally changing significantly from the last one. Current occasion, what I see with accurate vision:
Top 100: Paris France, Milan Italy, Madrid Spain, Prague Czech Republic, Vienna Austria, Bratislava Slovakia, Budapest Hungary, Nice French Mediterranean Provence Cote D’ Azur, Innsbruck Austria Tyrol, Munich Bavaria, Dresden, Leipzig Saxony, Frankfurt Hesse, Berlin Germany, Amsterdam Netherlands, Brussels Belgium, Stockholm Sweden, Riga Latvia, Wroclaw Lower Silesian, Gdansk Pomeranian, Katowice Silesian Voivodeship, Poznan Wielkopolska, Krakow Małopolska, Warsaw Mazovia, Szczecin West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Bydgoszcz Kuyavian Poland, Bucharest Wallachia Muntenia, Brasov, Sibiu, Cluj Napoca, Targu Mures, Sighisoara Transylvania, Timisoara Banat, Oredea, Arad Crisana Romania, Moscow, Saint Petersburg Russia, Rome Lazio, Naples Campania, Genoa Liguria, London UK, Copenhagen Denmark, Lyon, Grenoble Rhone-Alpes, Lille Nord-Pas-De-Calais France, Lisbon, Oporto Portugal, Zurich, Geneva Switzerland, Valetta Malta, Barcelona Catalonia, Bilbao, San Sebastian Basque, Valencia, Benidorm Alicante Valencian Community, Ibiza Balearic Islands, Seville Andalusia Spain, Casablanca Morocco, Istanbul Turkey, Beirut Lebanon, Dubai, Abu Dhabi UAE, Doha Qatar, Kuwait City Kuwait, Manama Bahrain, Baku Azerbaijan, Almaty, Astana Kazakhstan, Batumi, Tbilisi Georgia, Tel Aviv Israel, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Macau, Harbin Heilongjiang, Kunming Yunnan, Shenzhen Guangdong Pearl River Delta Megalopolis China, Tokyo Japan, Seoul South Korea, Taipei Taiwan, Bangkok Thailand, Hanoi, Saigon Vietnam, Kyoto, Osaka, Nara Kansai Japan, Kaohsiung, Taichung Taiwan, Busan South Korea, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, Singapore, Jakarta Indonesia, New York City, Chicago USA, Sydney, Melbourne Australia, Buenos Aires Argentina, Santiago Chile, Sao Paulo Brazil, Lima Peru
Wow! That wonderfully very vast. Hot Air Balloons. For the Top 300 even further, I would include Belfast UK, Malaga Andalusia Spain, Fes Morocco, Brisbane, Gold Coast Australia, Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal Canada, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego California, Portland Oregon, Seattle Washington, Philadelphia, Boston USA, and even higher amount of cities in mainland Europe. Some extra ones in Middle East, Asia. Just remember for one anecdotal story, India realistically has 0 cities in the top 100 for lots of people’s own outlook, yet you can go anywhere and have endless fun with what you encounter. Deep sense of bright optimistic spirituality.
If I had to live in a city, I'd pick Philadelphia. Though it's a large city, it's never felt like that to me. I've never gotten that feeling in New York, DC, Tampa, Seattle, San Francisco. I think I'd love Pittsburgh, Minneapolis, and a host of other cities, but they're too far from the ocean.
Surprised by how many folks name cities with awful weather! There are cities that I enjoy visiting but would never consider living in due to the weather. Large cities I would say Florence and Prague, small towns, Brevard, N.C., Telluride, CO. Also love Vancouver in the summer.
SF by far. I could live there for sure. I like NYC as well, but not sure that I would live there because of the weather. Not the winter, but the summer. Same for DC. I also like Atlanta and I probably could live there because I wouldn’t have to rely on public transport and walking.
Surprised by how many folks name cities with awful weather! There are cities that I enjoy visiting but would never consider living in due to the weather. Large cities I would say Florence and Prague, small towns, Brevard, N.C., Telluride, CO. Also love Vancouver in the summer.
I don't think I'd like living in a place where it's summer all the time.
Besides, except in Southern California, most of those places in the US are unbearably steamy in actual summer. Or extremely hot as in Arizona or inland California.
And the question didn't ask where I might want to live. I'm not sure I'd want to live in either New York or Columbus, but I enjoy visiting both.
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