Your favourite city ?

godscop

For me it has to be new york. Whats yours ?

The poll is from cities i have visited. Sorry if you favourite is not on the list..

Notorious97

Dublin......if they make Tallaght its own city then that will be it :pac:

I love New York though, don’t think anywhere really matches it as it is just great atmosphere, whole different type of people to meet each time you go, spot the Irish a mile off with their suitcases heading to Port Authority for the outlets, just a great place to have a holiday.

I like Belfast too, Paris is good but too expensive, and Perth when i was there was good craic.

George83

Dublin & Rome. Would love to go to new york.

m@cc@

Rome or Melbourne. Laughable that you'd include Belfast in there and I've lived there.

Notorious97

George83 wrote: »

Dublin & Rome. Would love to go to new york.

Sh*t i forgot Rome, only been once but it was great, city is still old looking which i liked, great history, im a bit of a history nerd so places like Rome are great.

m@cc@

Notorious97 wrote: »

Sh*t i forgot Rome, only been once but it was great, city is still old looking which i liked, great history, im a bit of a history nerd so places like Rome are great.

Don't forget awesome cheap food.

FatherLen

prague?!?

sensibleken

Vienna or Budapest but neither are on there

Archeron

Pisa and Washington

Biggins

Nice, southern France.
Beautiful city. Just bloody wonderful.
The whole place is a work of art alone, old and new.

Local-womanizer

I like Edinburgh,hopefully I will like New York,going this year.

I think Dublin is not to bad.

Milan I would love to go to,see the football and just take in the sites.

Endiburgh so far is my favourite city,such a nice atmosphere,lovely places to eat,plenty to see and everyone is so nice there.

Wompa1

It has to be New York but I'd bet Sydney get's a lot because of the people that went there and romanticize the hell out of it because Australia is life experience blah I say, Blah!

D.Q

I said Paris myself, great city. Stunning.

Liam Byrne

Brisbane for me!

kfallon

Dublin!

godscop

FatherLen wrote: »

prague?!?

OOPS...:o i love prague.........

liah

Am I the only one who just doesn't like cities? When I travel I always end up in small/medium-size towns with people asking "how the hell did you end up here?!"-- In the UK it was Bury, in Ireland it was Mullingar, here it's Flensburg.

Cities are so big and ugly and noisy and expensive and dirty and busy and congested. They're great for a day or two to go somewhere specific, but it would do my head in trying to live in one! Plus, I don't think you get as much of a taste of the culture while living/staying in a big city.

What's the appeal in them?

Wompa1

Also San Diego should be up there instead of LA..LA is a kip

tolosenc

Toulouse, Madrid and Vancouver.

Wompa1

liah wrote: »

Am I the only one who just doesn't like cities? When I travel I always end up in small/medium-size towns with people asking "how the hell did you end up here?!"-- In the UK it was Bury, in Ireland it was Mullingar, here it's Flensburg.

Cities are so big and ugly and noisy and expensive and dirty and busy and congested. They're great for a day or two to go somewhere specific, but it would do my head in trying to live in one! Plus, I don't think you get as much of a taste for the culture living in a big city.

What's the appeal in them?

You can be lost in the pack. That's what I like about them...I also like the appeal of good gigs, museums, more choice etc.

Not sure I'd settle in one though...

Local-womanizer

liah wrote: »

Am I the only one who just doesn't like cities? When I travel I always end up in small/medium-size towns with people asking "how the hell did you end up here?!"-- In the UK it was Bury, in Ireland it was Mullingar, here it's Flensburg.

Cities are so big and ugly and noisy and expensive and dirty and busy and congested. They're great for a day or two to go somewhere specific, but it would do my head in trying to live in one! Plus, I don't think you get as much of a taste for the culture living in a big city.

What's the appeal in them?

I like to spend a weekend in a city,and just walk about taking in everything. Helps if the city is steep in history and fine architecture mind you.

For longer stays smaller towns are best,you mix easier and its cheaper.

Mullingar I never liked though,sorry

KnifeWRENCH

Not too well travelled; I've been to Dublin, London, Paris and Munich. They're all nice (well actually I thought Munich was boring, but I was 13 and so didn't exactly sample the nightlife or anything!)

Would love to go to New York, Amsterdam and Copenhagen at some point.

My favourite city though is Bandar Seri Begawan. Just because it has a cool name.

af_thefragile

Cavan!!!!











haha, just kidding, i chose Dublin! :pac:

old_aussie

Wollongong.

liah

I will say I have only ever loved one city, and that is Edinburgh.

happyoutscan

Dublin??? FFS I've seen it all now.

sensibleken

Cloud city

m@cc@

Local-womanizer wrote: »

Mullingar I never liked though,sorry

I'm going to take you out to Mullingar.

karma_

Everyone knows that Derry is the greatest city in the world, I assume that was a given and this is actually about everyones second favourite!

NothingMan

From the list it is Rome for me, although I've only been to 12 of the options and all within Europe.

One of my favourite places ever though is Hvar in Croatia, I was only there for a day but it's breath taking. Would go back to Croatia again in a second.

Local-womanizer

m@cc@ wrote: »

I'm going to take you out to Mullingar.

I have been out to Mullingar,seen my fair share of local "horses" too

Good craic out but I couldnt live there!

drdeadlift

London as there is lots to see and do i like the fast pace.Keflavik/Reykjavik are real nice too very chilled atmosphere!

yeppydeppy

No option to vote Cork or Limerick? Although I'd still vote for Las Vegas - talk about a playground!

endabob1

Cape Town, but only because I live here and it's 35 ish today so in half an hour I'll be off home for a swim in the pool

From a non-biased view Melbourne & Edinburgh, spent a year living in Melbourne and it's a great city, lots of great places to eat, nice bars, ok beaches but a very relaxed vibe about the place. Similar vibe with Edinburgh although I've never had the pleasure of living there.

godscop

yeppydeppy wrote: »

No option to vote Cork or Limerick? Although I'd still vote for Las Vegas - talk about a playground!

The options are a bit biased as they are cities i have visited..;)

FatherLen

yeppydeppy wrote: »

No option to vote Cork or Limerick? Although I'd still vote for Las Vegas - talk about a playground!

really?

fricatus

yeppydeppy wrote: »

No option to vote Cork or Limerick?

Or Galway, or Waterford...

Yeah, I was thinking that, especially since Kilkenny is on the list... :rolleyes:

I voted for Rome out of that list, though it was a close one with Madrid (the best place I've ever lived in).

Although the best city I've visited is Lviv in Ukraine - stunning architecture everywhere, beautiful shops and cafés (with very little in the way of chain-type places), and it's as cheap as chips. A really relaxed and civilised place, but with a great buzz.

Pace2008

These polls are pointless as the majority of posters won't have been in half of them.

Amsterdam, from the list.

coffeelover

New York!

rossie1977

of that list probably san francisco although there are 5 or 6 places i haven't been on that list

Sanjuro

New York. Apart from being the greatest city on the planet, it's also the only city in your list that has a capital letter in it.

yupyup7up

FatherLen wrote: »

really?

I'd pick limerick out of cities in Ireland.
Limerick people for the most part have a great sense of humour and don't get offended by much!

I hate Dublin with a passion, too fast paced and too many ignorant people up there.

Liverpool is a good shout! Great city and great people!

af_thefragile

Seriously speaking, I'ld chose London.

I haven't really been around much but out of the places I've been to, London was the nicest.

Sunnyisland

Lagos Portugal, Lovely city,not to big and very near beautiful beaches & countryside :-)

m@cc@

yupyup7up wrote: »

most part have a great sense of humour and don't get offended by much!

In the style of Chandler Bing:

"Ha ha ha ha ha ha"

[Turns to friend]

"What? He has a knife!"

inforfun

Rotterdam
PoB.

Cookie_Monster

Amsterdam is a fantastic city, def my favourite. (nothing got to do with the drugs and sex either, it'd be even nicer without)

Stunning looking, the waterways really add to it, great people.
I want to live there someday.

Edinburgh is another favourite of mine.

kensutz

Kilkenny? Thread fails on all fronts because of that!

djliamo

Definately Tokyo for me Amazing place.

godscop

kensutz wrote: »

Kilkenny? Thread fails on all fronts because of that!

:rolleyes::rolleyes:

Greyfox

New York, closely followed by Dublin