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Watching the Toronto vs Cleveland Game on ABC and when I saw the footage of downtown Toronto, it made me think of Manhattan a lot more than Chicago.
I think I need to add Toronto to my travel list too
You shouldn't expect all these other cities to be like Manhattan because it's not going to happen. I have heard Toronto compared to Queens a lot though. They have a lot of similarities when it comes to demographics/diversity + urban environments.
I've also seen people compare Brooklyn and Montreal but I can't speak on that because I've never been to Montreal.
You shouldn't expect all these other cities to be like Manhattan because it's not going to happen. I have heard Toronto compared to Queens a lot though. They have a lot of similarities when it comes to demographics/diversity + urban environments.
I've also seen people compare Brooklyn and Montreal but I can't speak on that because I've never been to Montreal.
I've only spent a weekend in Montreal, but I didn't get a Brooklyn vibe at all.
Yes this video from a double decker gives a perspective one can see in Chicago going through its streets. Not sure the time of day or day of week or more then one.
This one from 2013 isn't bad and one of the best.
If you don't like the music turn the volume down and in HD to go to full screen.
Sorry - but strongly disagree. Chicago's is much more vibrant (I think there are other cities too - with their centers much more vibrant than Boston's) and I'm not sure what you mean by urban integration, exactly, but if it means what it sounds like, Chicago I think is also a solid 2.
But this is a NYC vs. Chicago thread.
Boston is not really vibrant at all compared to larger cities. Honestly, it's more in the vibrancy discussion with Minneapolis or Pittsburgh than Chicago or NYC.
Boston is not really vibrant at all compared to larger cities. Honestly, it's more in the vibrancy discussion with Minneapolis or Pittsburgh than Chicago or NYC.
Hmm...what is the advantage of living in Boston then?
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