So what are everybody's favourite cities that they have visited, and in a few words why are they favourites? 
Favourite cities
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Chongqing, China.
Because of the unique design of the city. The old houses climbing up along the steep mountainsides between the two rivers surrounding the city centre. The chaos of the windy streets and the extreme pace of progress (not all for the best), especially when in comes to the subway/skytrain development. Would truly be a challenge to run in CSL!
Because of the unique design of the city. The old houses climbing up along the steep mountainsides between the two rivers surrounding the city centre. The chaos of the windy streets and the extreme pace of progress (not all for the best), especially when in comes to the subway/skytrain development. Would truly be a challenge to run in CSL!
Uff there are lots of good looking cities... Every city has its own charme...
San Francisco
London
Zurich
Los Angeles
Santa Cruze
London
Richfield
Seattle
Portland
Dubai
Tokio
etc...
San Francisco
London
Zurich
Los Angeles
Santa Cruze
London
Richfield
Seattle
Portland
Dubai
Tokio
etc...
A few favourites of mine:
New Orleans - for its unique culture, best food anywhere, great music, and most of all the friendliness & southern hospitality of its people.
Chicago - if I was to move to the USA I would live there. Big city diversity with a more relaxed midwestern pace than the US cities on the coasts. I don't know about winters though.....
Venice - because it is so unique. Couldn't live there but to visit, the maze of misty little lanes & canals is just magical, there's nowhere like it.
Detroit - yep really. Don't ask why but it fascinates me. I have been twice and going back next month.... I find its heart, grittiness, the fact that there is so much pride in a place that struggles so much, the optimism for a rebirth, its Motown history, its love for its sports teams, and the strange beauty of something once so grand being in such a state of disrepair to be really compelling.
San Francisco - natural beauty of its location. The fact that you can walk to certain street corners and see amazing views in every direction.
It's a pretty US centric list, that's where I have done most of my travelling (a couple of big road trips through about 30 states and another coming up in February-March) but I've also been to Europe a couple of times and while I find Europe very interesting and really liked cities such as Venice, Nuremburg, Amsterdam and Athens, I tend to be more drawn to the US cities, particularly in the south & midwest.
New Orleans - for its unique culture, best food anywhere, great music, and most of all the friendliness & southern hospitality of its people.
Chicago - if I was to move to the USA I would live there. Big city diversity with a more relaxed midwestern pace than the US cities on the coasts. I don't know about winters though.....
Venice - because it is so unique. Couldn't live there but to visit, the maze of misty little lanes & canals is just magical, there's nowhere like it.
Detroit - yep really. Don't ask why but it fascinates me. I have been twice and going back next month.... I find its heart, grittiness, the fact that there is so much pride in a place that struggles so much, the optimism for a rebirth, its Motown history, its love for its sports teams, and the strange beauty of something once so grand being in such a state of disrepair to be really compelling.
San Francisco - natural beauty of its location. The fact that you can walk to certain street corners and see amazing views in every direction.
It's a pretty US centric list, that's where I have done most of my travelling (a couple of big road trips through about 30 states and another coming up in February-March) but I've also been to Europe a couple of times and while I find Europe very interesting and really liked cities such as Venice, Nuremburg, Amsterdam and Athens, I tend to be more drawn to the US cities, particularly in the south & midwest.
San Francisco - We took our honeymoon there. Love the vibrancy of the city, the natural beauty and how it fits into it's landscape and there's lots to do. I always prefer being close to the sea and it reminds me of my home town in certain aspects (naval background, fog, ferries and people). Plus, as a fan of city building games... the hills!!! Would so love to be able to recreate those streets!
Uff there are lots of good looking cities... Every city has its own charme...
San Francisco
London
Zurich
Los Angeles
Santa Cruze
London
Richfield
Seattle
Portland
Dubai
Tokio
etc...
London clearly amazing
I was fascinated by German cities, such as Nürnberg, Danzig, Budweis (Budevice), Strassburg, and Müchen ofcourse
I've not visited many cities so far, just a few and almost all of them in my country but I'd say Barcelona or Lisbon, Salamanca is very, very beautiful too.
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well, haven´t been travelling that much, but here we go:
london
lisbon
vienna
zurich
prague
nuernberg
rostock
den haag
amsterdam
san francisco
washington d.c.
stockholm
london
lisbon
vienna
zurich
prague
nuernberg
rostock
den haag
amsterdam
san francisco
washington d.c.
stockholm
It's a lovely city
I'd like to go back this summer.And I hope it to inspire Devs a little bit for making some buildings for the European DLC.
Now that I think on it, What cities will inspire Devs for the European style DLC?
I visited New York City 1.5 years ago and I fell in love. I thought it was an amazing place.