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I would say D.C. only because of the amount of development parcels. D.C. has 7 different waterfronts developing and they will all be connected by water taxi. I don't know of another city with that many large waterfront developments.
-Alexandria Waterfront
-Yards Waterfront
-Wharf Waterfront
-National Harbor
-Poplar Point Waterfront
-Buzzard Point Waterfront
-Georgetown Waterfront
All water is not created equal. The Potomac is at its ugliest where it passes thru DC, IMO. Upriver a few miles and it is a gorgeous, lively thing. Downriver and it gets to be a wide, brackish estuary with all kinds of interesting birds and plantlife. In DC it's just sort of there. Same with the Anacostia.
The Delaware, however - big, pretty, great big bridges crossing it.
Wow...I'm surprised to see I was the lone vote for DC.
The big strike against Philly's waterfront is the interstate, which won't be going anywhere.
The Georgetown waterfront is actually becoming rather nice.
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