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[quote=Boston14;10684708]So what skyline is more beautiful, vibrant, bigger, ect. My vote goes to Philly [/quote Well, I'm not going to surprise anyone with this pick..Philadelphia; however Miami's skyline has also dramatically improved over the last two decades.
Miami has a much cleaner and modern look and for the fact a much younger city only 113 years old. Philadelphia is definitely bigger as Miami's population is only a little over 400,000 in a 36 square mile area.
I think Philadelphia has better architecture overall but the size and look of Miami's skyline puts it ahead IMO. Plus I like skylines next to a large body of water like a bay, ocean, or huge lake a lot.
Not large enough, rivers just tend to be too narrow for skylines compared to bays or the ocean imo. They are nice to have going through a downtown area though but I just like larger bodies of water for some reason.
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