My list of 10 Most beautiful cities in world. Prague, Paris, Vancouver, Houston, Amsterdam, Venice,

Paris

Yokohama

Innsbruck

Zurich

San Francisco

Rome

Salt Lake

Florence

Vancouver

Boston

ADKrnr wrote:

Paris

Yokohama

Innsbruck

Zurich

San Francisco

Rome

Salt Lake

Florence

Vancouver

Boston

Ridiculous to list European citoes. Europe is a toilet bowl. Literally. Dog Feces everywhere. Humans pull there pants down to make fecal deposits in the middle of walkways rather than be bothered with pay-toilets. Blech!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My own completely subjective list:

Lamu, Kenya

Granada, Spain

Florence, Italy

Bruges, Belgium

Naples, Italy - Yes, Napoli. The most maligned city in Europe has that intangible that some call "character". It also has the best tasting food anywhere and the loudest, happiest people in Europe. The most interesting city I've ever visited.

As for most disappointing/overrated:

Paris, France - do not judge a city just by the the tourist areas.

Quebec City should not be listed here, especially twice, nor should it be viewed favorably compared to Vancouver.

I don't understand some people.

My Top 5

1. Caracas, Venezuela

2. San Pedro Sula, Honduras

3. San Salvador, El Salvador

4. Acapulco, Mexico

5. Maturin, Venezuela

Airline Employee wrote:

My top 5, not in any order, too hard to decide:

Frisco

Tehran

Hong Kong

Singapore

Los Angeles

You forgot to mention Kabul and Detroit.

Paris is amazing. I've been to Naples as well and liked it - but don't judge a city just by its food.

Haven't any of you been to Hobart and Launceston?

Verona is a lovely city, a much more interesting and attractive city than it's neighbour Venice. Also like Innsbruck and Salzburg. But if you are that close to the Alps why not clear off to a tiny alpine village?

Dunedin is my favourite NZ city.

Flounder wrote:

Paia, Hawaii

Shelbyville, Kentucky

Tsuruga, Japan

Minot, North Dakota

Namche Bazaar, Nepal

Cassis, France

San Jose, California

Olympia, Greece

Lake Placid, New York

Murren, Switzerland

San Jose, CA?

I think Machu Picchu has to be in the top 10.

Lake placid is pretty but it's not a city, I can drive end-to-end in 5 minutes

Hilarious to see people attacking other's subjective opinions by interjecting their own subjective opinions as "facts." Classic letsrun.

Inishmore, Ireland

Gruyere, Switzerland

Vernazza, Italy

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Monaco

Strasbourg, France

Tahoe, California

Summertime-Chi, Illinois

Estes Park, Colorado

Naples, Florida

Airline Employee wrote:

My top 5, not in any order, too hard to decide:

Frisco

Tehran

Hong Kong

Singapore

Los Angeles

As a California native, it makes my skin crawl every time someone calls San Francisco "Frisco." Ugh.

Unless you are talking about a town in Texas or Colorado, neither of which are cities.

any list without rio de janeiro comes from people who have never been there.

no city can match when it comes to the mix of powerful nature and a city sharing same space. San Francisco is great but honestly only americans would top it over Rio. Of course in such a list one should be not considering the inherent social aspects particular of each city, which is something very hard to do.

Coach wrote:

Milan is in Italy

oops, I meant to say Nice.

Istanbul

Budapest

Tehran

Mecca

Frisco

Addis Ababa

Jerusalem

Athens

New Delhi

Bangkok

Beeeno Cookie wrote:

Airline Employee wrote:

My top 5, not in any order, too hard to decide:

Frisco

Tehran

Hong Kong

Singapore

Los Angeles

As a California native, it makes my skin crawl every time someone calls San Francisco "Frisco." Ugh.

Unless you are talking about a town in Texas or Colorado, neither of which are cities.

As a California native, STFU. You sound like an insufferable wuss.

Get a life wrote:

Beeeno Cookie wrote:

As a California native, it makes my skin crawl every time someone calls San Francisco "Frisco." Ugh.

Unless you are talking about a town in Texas or Colorado, neither of which are cities.

As a California native, STFU. You sound like an insufferable wuss.

Well he's right.