Your favourite city in the world

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Which is you favourite city in the world? I have three
Bristol - for the music scene, creativity and independent spirit
Munich - for the lakes, cycling culture, climate
Marseille - for the beaches, proximity to Provencal towns and landscape, diversity, and the fact it is in France

Mexico City, Oslo, Tashkent, Sydney, Osaka

Hanoi. Cape Town and I never get bored of London. Always something new to discover/watch/eat/ drink/ walk

London - I've lived here for 35 years and there's always something new to discover
Paris - lovely people, friendly and tolerant of my terrible French
Venice - just magical and not like anywhere else

UK - Durham
Europe - Stockholm and Coimbra
World - Denver

Bristol isn't an odd choice if you are a young person. Many graduates stay on there as it is such a great place to live when you are young.

My teens said the same thing.

Rome
Hong Kong
Istanbul
New York
Ive been to Rome more times than I could count and I'd go again in a heartbeat. Absolutely love it.

London. I’ve never visited another city that comes close to it in my estimation. It’s the best place in the world.

I’m fairly well travelled and still think London is the best city in the world.

Newcastle, Berlin, Mahon ( not sure it’s big enough to count as a city but it’s one of my favourite town/cities

Edinburgh. And, one that no one has mentioned yet - Quebec City. I just loved it, such a fascinating cultural mash-up and the architecture is mad. Also, poutine on every corner.

Brighton ❤️

St. Petersburg, Liverpool and York

Orlando, Florida
Oslo, Norway

Cape Town

My absolute favourite is Dubrovnik, I love that place.
I also really liked Munich.

So many saying Edinburgh - we’ve thought about going this year. What’s so great about it? Would tweens enjoy?

Florence

Hong Kong and London.

I'm interested in Madrid getting so many mentions, it's by far my least favourite of the Spanish cities I've visited, and tbh one of my least favourite European cities. The three art galleries across from the Retiro park are incredible though.
I went to Madrid with a friend on their suggestion; it had never been on my must-go list. I was surprised at how much I liked it. The galleries, yes, amazing. But I found it so easy to find nice places to eat and drink, found people really friendly and relaxed, loved the numerous quirky indie bookshops, the flea market...

I'm an adopted Londoner of 20+ years and I genuinely think you can't beat it.
Also love Glasgow (used to live there).

Ljubljana is gorgeous, friendly, green, so pretty with the river running through.
Riga has some jaw-dropping architecture and, again, a lovely city river with a park running along both banks.

Madrid

We just got back from two days in Edinburgh with an 8 and nearly 11 year old. It’s a great city for everyone including tweens! We all loved the National Museum of Scotland and Royal Yacht Britannia. DDs loved watching street performers on the Royal mile. There is great food. Lots of walking tours (underground vaults etc.) To be honest one of the very best things is just to walk around the city- it is so atmospheric!

I’ve a few, none of them in the U.K.
I think I’m going to choose Brasov in Romania.

Paris, Budapest, Vienna, Venice. Would like to visit Berlin.

I really liked Brasov.
The walk up the mountain got the heart rate going!