[Ms. Diorella]

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Originally posted by PrinceOfCats@Sep 12 2004, 12:22 PM Dear Gods, woman! Are ye mad? :P [snapback]364698[/snapback]

haha...quite possibly!

You realise after about 2 weeks of living there i'll probably hate it haha. You never like somewhere when you live there. i'll get bored of the city after 2 weeks and become a hermit probably :P

heehee

[PrinceOfCats]

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Originally posted by Ms. Diorella@Sep 12 2004, 11:35 AM haha...quite possibly! You realise after about 2 weeks of living there i'll probably hate it haha. You never like somewhere when you live there. i'll get bored of the city after 2 weeks and become a hermit probably :P heehee [snapback]364709[/snapback]

My opinion of Newcastle runs as such:

Good:
Countryside
Lively city
Good nightlife
The Tyneside Cinema
Some cool people at Newcastle and Northumbria Unis

Bad:
A lot of nightlife is utter CHEESE
Very homogenous, EXTREMELY xenophobic in parts
Small compared to other cities
Arts and 'high' culture (restaurants, avant garde theater etc...) non-existent despite what Geordies try to tell you...

[Nemova]

Buenos Aires Small, chic, perfect for night owls - and people sing in the streets without a care in the world

[Ms. Diorella]

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Originally posted by PrinceOfCats@Sep 12 2004, 12:42 PM My opinion of Newcastle runs as such: Good: Countryside Lively city Good nightlife The Tyneside Cinema Some cool people at Newcastle and Northumbria Unis Bad: A lot of nightlife is utter CHEESE Very homogenous, EXTREMELY xenophobic in parts Small compared to other cities Arts and 'high' culture (restaurants, avant garde theater etc...) non-existent despite what Geordies try to tell you... [snapback]364715[/snapback]

I think i'd have to agree with you there especially that a lot the night life is cheesy - and i haven't even had a proper chance to do the nightlife properly either!

as a whole though to me its still a nice place everywhere has its bad points - Nottingham is absoloutly attrocious in some parts but i still love it

[southerncutie]

New Orleans/Bay St. Louis.... it's heaven and it's a fun- I found a shop in BSL that sells old vintage dresses, shoes, and purses- one was a gucci dress from the 70s... NO has great shopping and kick *** night life!

[utopia]

london - for its culture and diversity...it is always alive and energetic

edinburgh - the incredible architecture; an odd mix of ancient and modern (the only place in the world where I want to sit at starbucks simply because that enormous long window looks straight out onto a priceless view of princes street and the hill and castle)

vienna - the culture and art, and the way even people who may not be rich seem to dress with such elegance (I think of the distinguished little old ladies in their cashmere coats with fur collars). also, so many beautiful men

budapest - the first major european city I ever went to when I was a really little girl, so it has a special place to me

[faust]

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Originally posted by utopia@Sep 13 2004, 02:50 PM edinburgh - the incredible architecture; an odd mix of ancient and modern (the only place in the world where I want to sit at starbucks simply because that enormous long window looks straight out onto a priceless view of princes street and the hill and castle) [snapback]365990[/snapback]

my favorite starbucks

[StellaStorm]

New York - because New York will always be New York
Stockholm - because of the beauty, the water and the atmosphere

[stylegurrl]

Paris- Sacre Coeur, Montmartre, outdoor cafes for people watching, the Metro, Pigalle (just kidding)

New York-diversity, culture, art, cuisine, the skyline at night

Edinburgh-Royal Mile, Castle, beautiful B&B's, woolens, tartans, architecture

Liverpool-The Beatles, Lime Street Station, Tate Gallery,
Anglican Cathedral

Amsterdam-canals, trolleys, great people, architecture

[faust]

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Originally posted by faust@May 10 2004, 11:29 AM St.Petersburg > Moscow* * New York - because there is no ambiance like it anywhere else (and I've traveled plenty) - it's raw, energetic and authentic. San Fran - because it's beautiful and relaxed. St.Petersburg - CULTURE, friends Paris - architecture, ambiance, charm,food, friends Antwerp - ambiance, BEER! FASHION!! Amsterdam - ambiance, charm, beauty (if only they cleaned it up!) Edinburgh - architecture, the atmosphere of antiquity. I also love all European cities because they are not as restrictive as the US ones - I just feel freer in Europe (if I could only move* ). P.S.* You know why I love this forum?* Because I don't have to explain that I'm talking about St.Petersburg in Russia, and not St.Petersburg in Florida* [snapback]250504[/snapback]

I can't believe I forgot PRAGUE - so gorgeous, like walking through a fairy tale. I just wish it was less touristy.

[Sugo]

New York! No explanation needed!

Paris-Centre Pompidou and the falafel in Marais not to mention EVERYTHING else

Vienna- all the Egon Schiele paintings and Horst Janssen(i'm obsessed),

Odessa, Ukraine- because that's where I am from and where my family is

Padova- Scrovegni Chapel, Oldest Botanical Gardens...quiet, lot's of students, not too touristy, great atmosphere

[tiffany]

Berlin

[impossibleprincess]

dubai, london and new york.

[Deliah]

i live in paris and i love paris but when i'm going to milan and rome i adored

1 Milan
2 Rome
3 Paris
4 Vienne
5 Sidney

[Hanne]

Copenhagen - it's a great place to live...though I wouldn't mind a more mediterranean climate

Rome - Everything exudes history

London and New York - for the shopping, chicness and endless offers.

San Fran - liberal attitude and cos' its situated in such a beautiful area

Srinagar in Kashmir - breathtakingly beautiful, a heaven on earth untill the late 80ies when nuclear threat, kidnappings/decapitations, marshall law and general migration made it just the opposite. I thought I would do like the old moguls when I got old..go to Srinagar to be closer to heaven just before I died...Such beauty such waste.