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While the picture of London is no doubt gorgeous.. I don't know how you can really consider that a "skyline". Perhaps Shanghai should be there instead?
Yeah London and Paris really don't have a skyline, they just have a few big buildings. And I just don't like Frankfurt or Houston much, they're a little booring.
Serious omission in that list: Vancouver. With the backdrop of the north shore mountains, Vancouver is stunning.
Some of the cities in that list have nice lighting to compensate for the fact that they're just a bunch of buildings. Vancouver doesn't need fancy lighting to shine, it's gorgeous in the daytime and nightime.
I agree. Paris and London are both beautiful cities, but the do not have stunning skylines. Frankfurt has the only best skyline in Europe. And where is Shanghai? NYC is the #1 for me. Beautiful old skyscrapers mixed in with modern ones.
Vancouver seems a major omission. Its skyline is stunning as is its setting.
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