Best city you've ever visited?
Fomalhaut
>>60006519
Balmora
Kyoto
>>60006546
>Fomalhaut
>>60006568
>Balmora
>>60006577
>The streets in your country will never ever be this pristine
>>60006568
Vivec is way better desu
Singapore
I learned the most from Hanoi though
denver
>>60006577
I love China but going there after going to Japan can only make me shed a tear for what could have been.
It's really fucking depressing when you compare the old/historical districts of Yokohama/Tokyo/Kyoto etc... to Shanghai/Beijing/Chongqing/Chengdu.
The reds really did a number over there.
Krakow
1. Sapporo
2. Fukuoka
3. Stuttgart
>>60006627
maybe if you're in west Sydney or some similar shitty 3rd world area
>>60006519
That's the Imperial city you idiot
>>60006671
Pretty sad indeed. At least the ROC managed to preserve many artefacts in their museum.
I've been to places like Paris and Cairo, but there's something amazing about driving over a landing strip.
>>60006840
the PRC has been keeping a lot of them as well, thankfully the people was more sane than the elites during the cultural revolution, but so much was destroyed, to give a very concrete example, they have a place in Chengdu called Jinli which is a "historical pedestrian street" that has existed for like 2500 years, except the government, made it so that everything there is stores and shit selling cheap souvenirs, the Taoist temple became a hotel and all the buildings were remade so everything looks fake.
There is no difference between that place and Disneyland in the end.
Lahti
>>60006688
Been to the eastern suburbs of Sydney a few times. Still saw lots of rubbish and other shit, so don't try to play that whole my shit doesn't stink routine with me.
>>60007027
I honestly think the airstrip ruined the view tbqh
>>60006519
Charleston, South Carolina
Ibiza I think.
Or maybe Beijing or Dubrovnik.
>>60007350
Ibiza is shit
Only nice thing about it is the fort
>>60007350
Also bebrovnik is a solid choice desu old castle is comfy as fuck
Though fuck walking the walls
Yerushalaim, capital of Israel
Hongkong or Socotra and the many towns on it
>>60007390
>Fort
Didn't even visit, m8.
Parties there are the best.
>>60006577
so beautiful we didn't nuke it precisely because it's such a nice city
>>60006519
To visit: New York
To live: Singapore
>>60007322
>>60006630
vivec was the worst place in vvanderfell imo.
even the shitty molag mar was better because it was just a lone tower right at the southern tip of the spooky part of the map so it felt like a comfy bastion of civilization on the edge of hell
vivec is just a monotonous bunch of shitty looking buildings in a fucking swamp
the best looking place in morrowind was caldera and the most comfy one was dagon fel
>>60007201
>mfw I can predict Western Sydney posters with 99% accuracy
![forum-pano[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/GiyCz5i.jpg "forum-pano[1].jpg")
>>60006519
I visited Rome when I was 12 as part of a Eurotrip with my family and I can still remember it vividly.
>awe-inspiring architecture
>ancient ruins
>spooky catacombs
>phenomenal art everywhere
>all the food was delicious
>cats that ate spaghetti
>people could speak English and weren't rude like Parisians
>only had to take a cab once, could walk everywhere
Also I went to a gelato shop / general store near our hotel and the owner sold me a little switchblade for $10.
10/10, greatest city ever built and I'm not even Catholic.
>>60007027
you've done lovely things to Spain's rock
>>60007595
Considering I don't live in Western Sydney, no, you're wrong and you're a smug cunt, too.
Bordeaux
Except the university bordeaux IV which looked like a post apocalyptic wasteland, I liked it.
Prague was pretty cool
Leuven too
also liked Leipzig
>>60007510
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Did go to one though drinks were good just the music was shite so I just left
>>60007322
Really? I am surprised
>>60007322
>>60007551
I actually know a couple of French expats who live there. Is the city well-known in Europe?
Also did you have the chance to attend a lowcountry boil?
>>60007673
what kind of music do you like in a club/party?
>>60007673
I spent two about two weeks clubbing there, m8.
Also, drinking usually helps with bad music.
>>60006519
NYC. Best city in the world imho
>>60007513
Nice to visit, living there is something else.
>>60006577
comfy as fuck
>>60007794
Why wouldn't you like to live in Kyoto?
IMO, St. John's
>most clean city in Canada
>one of the very few that uses cultural bylaws to keep it aesthetically pleasing
>that harbour front is gorgeous
>one of the easiest defend-able harbours ever, due to natural landscape (mountains surrounding the whole bay, with a tiny bottleneck to allow sea traffic through
>based people
>also furthest east point in the Americas
>>60007914
I imagine it's because it must be too quiet in there.
>>60007973
here's a neighborhood built opposite of the harbour, on a cliffside because thats how stubborn newfies are
>>60007973
was it painted by a kindergarten ?
Probably either Prague or Bern.
>>60007733
Dunno never been to any
Tbh just got dragged along by my brother
>>60007914
Heat in summer is unbearable, shit isolation for houses, city is only beautiful in the cultural centres, which last for about 5 months before you get bored of them, only affordable rooms are western typed built in the 80's. You find some niche spots sometimes, too bad they're so far away from everything.
The city is quiet, that's a plus, but that means you need to preserve it, people tend to complain about it more than in other places in Japan.
Did I mention the heat?
>>60008005
There's no such thing as too quiet. Many of the residential areas do feel a bit village-like, but you can jump on your bicycle and be in the bustling centre around 四条河原町 within 20 minutes if you live near Kyoudai
>>60008031
same thing with most Scandi North Atlantic towns and cities
i just love the style t b h
I liked Bern
>>60006519
Only cities I've really visited (as in, actually got out of the car in) other than my hometown are Detroit and Dallas
You can guess which one was the lesser experience.
>>60008110
Fair point, the heat is pretty bad. Then again, most of Japan is pretty terrible in that regard. I guess Kobe is a little bit better because the sea cools it off a bit, but if you really want not to die in summer you'd need to move all the way to Hokkaidou.
>>60008089
Dancehall or Drum and Bass nights are always good Tbh
>>60008185
i wouldn't say the heat is that bad personally. i think once you've got over the fact you're gonna sweat bucketfuls, which isn't something people in the west are too comfortable with, it's quite pleasant.
Hoi An, Vietnam.
It was the only place in Vietnam that both sides agreed not to touch during the war. It has beautiful old chinese merchant buildings, some of which are over 400 years old.
>>60007973
t. Newfie
>>60007027
kek, it's a dismal, garish shithole pham.
>>60008279
Have you been there in mid summer? The heat simply makes your head completely sluggish, and all you want to do is find the nearest air conditioner. The humidity makes sweating extremely pointless (water won't evaporate properly in high humidity) and makes it feel like you're walking in a temperature 10 degrees higher than it already is.
>>60008185
Kyoto is especially bad with the mountains retaining the heat, or so I've heard.
But really, having been to Osaka today (Currently living in 衣笠 area), you can feel the difference, at least in term of humidity.
>>60008279
That may be, but most non-japanese people I know who also live here never got really used to it.
>>60008331
>no rebuttal, only Ad Hom
sounds about right for a mainlander
>>60008185
Japan is really not so bad when it comes to heat compared to some places in China or even Korea
Sozopol. The old part, that is.
>>60007682
>>60007725
No, it's not very well known in Europe. I worked and lived in downtown Charleston for a year. I lived in the college area and had a fucking great time there. I really liked the old wooden houses and the old historical buildings, the bars, the people and the very natural beaches. I was living 10 minutes from the church where the 9 people got shot. I was kind of nervous about a chimp out, but everything was calm, except for one night when 50 nigger teens decided to run around my area and beat up white people. I'm not spanish btw, I'm Austrian.
>>60008398
I'm half Japanese, I've lived there for a few years and visit frequently. I like the heat and the sun, as well as the orgasmic feeling when you go from the humid outside to an air conditioned department store.
>>60008411
I guess right now it must already be getting a bit too hot.
There's a really nice walk from Kibune to the Kurama-dera though, that must be at a pretty nice temperature by now.
From Osaka you can take the Keihan railway to Demachiyanagi, and then continue with the Eizan railway.
I can really recommend that walk.
>>60008506
I guess your Japanese half makes it just liveable for you then. Count me jealous.
>Favorite European Towns
Munich, Dresden, Barcelona, Edinburgh, Budapest, Wien, Basel, Prag, St. Petersburg, Milan, Triest
>>60008110
doesn't look that bad to me, it's about the same here
>>60008233
You sound like a weeweebumbum head desu
Don't reply to me again
>>60008604
It's the humidity combined with the heat. The US doesn't have anything as similar i don't think, even in the swamps.
>>60008604
No matter what stats say, It really doesn't feel normal
>>60006519
Stockholm
>>60008687
what's a weeweebumbum head
>>60008604
someplaces in asia reach 40°c and 95%+ humidity
>>60008290
Wut
It was bombed like crazy
>>60006519
Hiroshima
>America made wonderful architecture
>>60008688
? It's only really a bit cooler here. July is practically the same as there, minus just a little bit of humidity. And there's much more humid and hot cities than this one farther south.
>>60008876
>>60008688
Not my city in this one, but an example of one that's even more humid and hot.
>>60008876
>>60008983
Eh, you might be right, who knows. I'm just going by past experience personally. Been to New Orleans which is pretty south during the summer and felt more bearable than Japan.
>>60006519
Zürich
>>60009135
depends on the time of week probably
>>60006687
weaboo
>>60009193
time of week?
>>60006519
Atlantis
>>60009260
Like, if you visited and it happened to be an unusually cool week or something I dunno
>>60009271
I found it below level tbf
>>60009297
Oh, maybe. Stayed for 5 days, i guess it's not the stereotypical southern town but i enjoyed the experience.
>>60008811
Not the old town, one of the most well preserved cities in Indochina.
>>60006519
Amsterdam and other (haag,haarlem,utrect)
Antowerpen,Brussel
prague ,
why thouse choose?
I like beer and wee....
>>60010251
>>60006627
west end dweller detected
Wien.
Teotihuacán
