The best city in the world is Anchorage, Alaska. It it not as big as many other cities but it is a major city in air travel cargo planes are always landing at the airport form other countries. Anchorage is also one the few cities were there is an abundance of wild life. I see a moose almost every day.

I think my favorite city is definitely New York City. I love Broadway, Times Square, Central Park, everything. It helps that I live an hour away. :)

I've seen a few Broadway shows. I went to the WTC in July 2001 (lucky me...) I've spent days of my life in Central Park. I've been to Yankee Stadium... a lot. I've gone all over midtown and downtown. And I've riden the subway just about everywhere. The only thing I haven't done yet is hailed a cab. XD

But basically, I love the city.

My favorite city that I've been to is Rome. There are so many amazing architectural, historical, and religous marvels to take in. The people are very nice and accomodating to strangers, and the food and wine is second to none.

I've lived in New York, Florida, Oklahoma and California. I liked San Diego best because in one 10 hour period you can visit the ocean, the mountains, and the desert. If it's winter, you can visit the snow on the mountains and head on down to the desert from there and then continue on to the beach. The winters are mild. I'm an outdoors person. I don't like to be surrounded by buildings. And, in case you haven't noticed, I don't like people crowding me in. ;)

Avingnon, France. It has all the aspects that I look for in a town.

River? Check.

Merry go Round? Check.

Small population? Check.

Sunflower Fields? Check.

Large body of water adjacent? Check.

Gelato? Check.

I'm there.

A couple of years ago I went to New York for 5 days. When I left, I swore that one day I would buy an apartment there. It's as if a piece of my heart is still there. The beauty of it is that you feel at home from the moment you arrive. It is also a great example of how a multicultural city can work and be great. I was fascinated by the fact the people called themselves New Yorkers first and foremost, regardless of where they came from. I wish it was like that here in the UK...

The second city close to my heart is Athens. Great architecture, great people, warm, chilled out, and with the best Metro underground system in the world you can be anywhere in literally one minute.

Personally, I like any city that isn't in the terrorists hit list ;)

I live forty minutes from New York City, and although I do love New York, I'm forever loyal to my home, Sweden, and to the most beautiful capital city: Stockholm. I simply adore Stockholm. The blend of old and new, the tradition, the canal, the bridges, the street fairs and historical significance, and, most of all, the people. And the fashion! Nothing beats Stockholm.

I think any city in Alaska is beautiful as long as we don't go up there and destroy it. I have been there once, The Inside Passage, on a cruise and you may leave Alaska but Alaska won't leave you. http://www.puretravel.com/Guide/Travel_guides/Wildlife_holidays_and_Safaris/Safari_Holidays

Not Dallas, that's for sure..

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