Lawrence Guy wrote:
My first thought was "New York City," but then I grew up there.

My second thought was "My Pants."

lmfao

Katarina N. wrote:
Heidelberg. It looks like you'd imagine a medieval Camelot.















It's got pretty much everything, old baroque houses, towers, a huge castle on a hilltop, cute Christmas markets...

what a gorgeous place!!!!

Carlos Occidental wrote:
Well, perfect for you could be Hell for someone else, possibly.
Your best bet is going to be a suburb of a larger city. 
I hate snow, so warm climate is a must for me. 
Getting everything I need within an hour or less is a necessity for a perfect city.
I'm not big on humidity, either.
World class dining and tons of hole in the wall joints. 
Near mountains, desert, and ocean.


Hmm. I guess I pretty much already live in the perfect city.  Pasadena, CA!

cali is definitely at the top of my list, and pasadena is beautiful! i'd love to head out that way.

Presley ONeil wrote:
Chicago, New York, LA.

Chicago I'm obviously biased but everywhere I go I can't seem to find food that compares to ours:/

People say New York has good food, but I've never been and they don't have Lou Minatis(-: I think either way you get culture& changing seasons(:

LA is warm. Warm and with all three you can see pretty iconic things(: ooh, ocean all year round. Palm trees, but no snow.

chicago gets sooo cold, but i do love it there. and i know a lot of people out that way as well. that's a thinker!

DOUGLASFOTOS wrote:
Otisville

lol which one?

Orca Bay Images wrote:
Seattle, but my reasons might not fit your criteria.

ooo, do tell? i know people in seattle/tacoma area and they're always trying to make me move there.

Caustic Disco wrote:
everyone, what in your opinion is the most perfect city/town/whatever in the whole wide world and why? i feel like moving.

Depends on your definition of perfection & what criteria you use to measure perfection.  For example, how would you feel about a city in which no one speaks English?  Does cost of living matter?  Does the importance of religion (and if so, which one) matter?  Do you care whether the city has an NBA, NFL, MLB team?  What matters to you?

Lawrence Guy wrote:
My first thought was "New York City," but then I grew up there.

My second thought was "My Pants."

But then it would be like the Gobi desert - not much going on down there.

Looknsee Photography wrote:

Depends on your definition of perfection & what criteria you use to measure perfection.  For example, how would you feel about a city in which no one speaks English?  Does cost of living matter?  Does the importance of religion (and if so, which one) matter?  Do you care whether the city has an NBA, NFL, MLB team?  What matters to you?

i like to hear other people's opinions and why they love a certain place, buuuut for meee:

must be predominantly english-speaking
cost of living doesn't matter
not religious so no bible belt for me
don't care about sports, although i do like sporty people lol

Katarina N. wrote:

But then it would be like the Gobi desert - not much going on down there.

BURN! lolol

Caustic Disco wrote:
what a gorgeous place!!!!

It is a gorgeous town... I grew up nearby in Mainz (2000+ years old), Wiesbaden and Frankfurt.

Heidelberg is very picturesque and they are also famous for an excellent university... but, if you want to do things... it's boring.

What I have heard is that Buenos Aires (Argentina) is probably one of the most exciting cities in the world.

The description I heard was from a NPR travel show... and it went like this:

Buenos Aires has the size of Los Angeles, the cultural offerings are equal to NYC, the nightlife is more and longer than NYC and the architecture is based on Paris. The lifestyle is based on enjoying your life and friends and not on just making a buck.

If I'd be able to speak Spanish... and had the contacts over there... that's a city I'd be interested to live in!

Caustic Disco wrote:

BURN! lolol

And before someone mentions it, even the lone Camel will get lucky before he does.

Katarina N. wrote:

But then it would be like the Gobi desert - not much going on down there.

Looks hot and hard to me.

(the ground, that is)

Lawrence Guy wrote:

Looks hot and hard to me.

(the ground, that is)

It looks like the largest peak is one inch tall.

Katarina N. wrote:

It looks like the largest peak is one inch tall.

Perhaps, but look at that girth!

Laura UnBound wrote:
Toronto. It's NYC but friendly and clean.

...

I was going to say that NYC is friendly... but the best I can come up with is that it's not unfriendly.

And as for clean... yeah. Especially the subways. Maybe the flooding cleaned it up a bit.

Jules NYC wrote:
San Francisco.

Good sized waves unlike Southern Cali
Excellent culture
Beautiful architecture
Weather that is variable & temperate
Chill attitude
Interesting terrain
Health-minded lifestyle
Romantic place

sounds about perfect!

Laura UnBound wrote:
Toronto. It's NYC but friendly and clean.

ooo, i've never even considered canada, i may have to look into that. how is the llamaing/photographer/acting scene there?

Lawrence Guy wrote:

Perhaps, but look at that girth!

It's covered by dung beetles, too.



That's like advertising with crabs, no one will bite.

Caustic Disco wrote:

sounds about perfect!

... and when the fog cascades over the hills and up and above the Golden Gate, just Wow.

Katarina N. wrote:

It looks like the largest peak is one inch tall.

probably the most hilarious convo i've heard all day, ya'll are silly!!!

Laura UnBound wrote:
Toronto. It's NYC but friendly and clean.

If you are going to suffer the cold in Canada, at least go with Montreal.

Toronto is a cold Omaha.

Caustic Disco wrote:
everyone, what in your opinion is the most perfect city/town/whatever in the whole wide world and why? i feel like moving.

Wherever I am

SPRINGHEEL wrote:

Wherever I am

well of course!!! lol

Katarina N. wrote:

It's covered by dung beetles, too.



That's like advertising with crabs, no one will bite.

There's no reply to dung beetles.

You win this time, my nemesis!

Caustic Disco wrote:

well of course!!! lol

John Sweet wrote:

If you are going to suffer the cold in Canada, at least go with Montreal.

Toronto is a cold Omaha.

Im a Maryland native. Its no colder here in toronto than it ever was in Baltimore, DC, NYC, et al


I havent been to montreal yet. I hear theyre not as friendly