Cities where their beauty is underrated? (live, vs., best)
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For by far Cincinnati is one of the most underrated cities when it comes to beauty. The green lush hills, the river valley it sits on, the charming architecture.
I wouldn't' say Greenville SC is underrated but obviously not as well known nationally. I'd say it is one of the nicest looking cities that I've seen.
I'll go ahead and plug my college town Clemson too. Forested and hilly area with a nice lake and Blue Ridge in the distance. The landscaping on the campus is fantastic.
I don't think so, if I had a dime, actually penny, for every time someone mentioned the amazing and unique tree canopy that Atlanta has that nowhere else can compete with!
Manchester, NH is a beautiful area. I love the setting on the Merrimack River.
Cincy seems really beautiful. I have not yet been, but I would have to say it does feel like it is underrated.
Philadelphia by far.
Sure it has some gritty streets in its core and some of its core neighborhoods.
But Fairmount Park, Boathouse Row, Kelly Dr and the Wissahickhon areas are just beyond gorgeous. Not to mention the esteemed entire NW section of the city is just absolutely pristine, filled with stone mansions and architecture that would just make anyone really feel they were in Europe.
Not to mention the PA suburbs of Philadelphia are quite beautiful as well.
The Main Line and Bucks County is just breath taking. You feel like you are in the English countryside/villages.
I think MANY are unaware of this, and associate Philadelphia with trash and grit, but not all of the city, and certainly not the areas outside the city are like that.
Houston. I actually like how modern and sleek the downtown is - it's at least a nice contrast to the older, more industrial cities I've visited more often.
I don't think so, if I had a dime, actually penny, for every time someone mentioned the amazing and unique tree canopy that Atlanta has that nowhere else can compete with!
It's unique among major cities IMO. I think Atlanta in the spring has an underrated beauty.
My overall vote here probably goes to Chattanooga.
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