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Another American city and its European sister city that share many similarities. Cincinnati has a lot of German/Bavarian influence such as its architecture, and has the world's 2nd largest Oktoberfest.
Sorry, but Munich wins this one due to its higher quality of life, low crime rate, and its proximity to the Alps versus the lower Appalachian hills (you have to drive all the way to Kentucky or West Virginia for mountains, and even those don't compare to the Bavarian Alps).
Another American city and its European sister city that share many similarities. Cincinnati has a lot of German/Bavarian influence such as its architecture, and has the world's 2nd largest Oktoberfest.
Sorry, but Munich wins this one due to its higher quality of life, low crime rate, and its proximity to the Alps versus the lower Appalachian hills (you have to drive all the way to Kentucky or West Virginia for mountains, and even those don't compare to the Bavarian Alps).
What the heck why do you keep making threads that arent even on the same level, im from cincy by the way
I wonder how many people who are going to choose Munich have ever actually been to Cincinnati. I have been to neither and will reserve judgement until I have visited both.
You can say the same about Cincinnati! This poll will be close when in reality it isn't close. Munich is clearly superior to Cincinnati but a good percentage of Americans here will vote for Cincinnati anyway!
LOL...how can you even compare these two. I have been to Munich twice and never been to Cincy because it is a ****hole.
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