What would you consider to be the greatest city in the world?

[blueparrot]

Bologna would have been 4th on my list (love Modena too) and Lucca, which somebody else posted, would have been 5th.

Very different to my first two, but there are so many places I want to visit I'm reluctant to go back anywhere. The 3 I named are places I have been back to and wasn't dissapointed.Places I still get the urge to re visit again.

 

[Gremlin]

Went to an Open Day at MMU with my son on Saturday and they were proudly trumpeting that Manchester was the 3rd best city in the world according to Time Out.

 

[Vicious111]

Dubrovnik (Old Town)
Las Vegas
Krakow

 

[Xhavenjoe]

Istanbul
Venice
Las Vegas
Only 3 places i'd like to visit more than once

 

[west didsblue]

New York
Paris
London Peckham

 

[ultimateharold]

Went to an Open Day at MMU with my son on Saturday and they were proudly trumpeting that Manchester was the 3rd best city in the world according to Time Out.

Leese and Karney were on the panel.

 

[stonerblue]

Would you say it’s worth making an overnight trip from the Algarve to Seville?

Very civilised City.

 

[metalblue]

Yep, New York for me too. Been to numerous great cities across Europe but NY tops them all IMO. My top 3 are:

1. New York
2. Las Vegas
3. London

I know Vegas is largely manufactured but what it offers and the vibe it gives off is something that I don't think can be replicated anywhere else. NY and London making the top 3 is no big surprise when you consider their rankings in the Global cities index. If I ever get to San Francisco I think that might be a contender though.

Never been to Vegas but a lot of people rave about it. Have done San Fran but wasn’t that blown away with it but in fairness that was a long time ago. The US just has so many places to visit, would like to just rent a motor home for a year and tour all over.

 

[chaddblue]

New York
Paris
London

Hi Del Boy

 

[chaddblue]

Barcelona
Paris
Edinburgh