Favorite Real Life Cities You Have Traveled To So Far ?

[Hylian Viking]

I was just wondering what everybody's favorite real life cities that you have traveled to so far?

My answer is Chicago, Cleveland, Minneapolis, Toronto, San Diego, Paris and London.

 

[TheGreatCthulhu]

Nashville, Philadelphia, Boston, Helena, Seattle, Portland, and New Orleans.

 

[thePlinko]

Charleston will always be my go-to when I want to go anywhere. If we’re talking places outside of my own state then I remember enjoying Chicago quite a bit.

 

[LegendOfMeesh]

haven’t traveled anywhere near the amount that I’d like to, unfortunately. a couple of my favorites have been Franklin Lakes, NJ, Carefree, AZ, and Intervale/North Conway, NH.

 

[Mikey the Moblin]

Can't recommend Duluth enough for anyone wanting the true Minnesota Experience (tm)
the north shore on a cloudy day is peak vibes
honolulu is aight
Cebola was worth visiting once, but I probably wouldn't return

 

[GrooseIsLoose]

Kochi, Bangalore and Mysore

 

[Mikey the Moblin]

Mysore

your what?

 

[GrooseIsLoose]

It's pronounced 'Maisooru' in Kannada but for some reason we write it as Mysore

 

[Farore's Chosen]

Los Angeles (Used to live there too, I miss it.)
Hollywood
Tampa Bay (Well before the state went koo-koo.)

I've only ever been to 3 states outside my own, so my answers are limited. I have no interest in frying my butt off in Arizona, and I'll never set foot in Utah again.

 

[anatolie.b]

Denver

 

[Dio]

I love Osaka the best. It's a city full of life and fantastic food. Great Atmosphere and people there. Can't wait to visit again.

 

[Hylian Viking]

Can't recommend Duluth enough for anyone wanting the true Minnesota Experience (tm)
the north shore on a cloudy day is peak vibes

I agree Duluth is quite spectacular. I remember driving Northeast to the Split Rock Lighthouse and just amazed how beautiful the shoreline of Lake Superior is. I am tempted to do a road trip from the Twin Cities to Thunder Bay possibly stopping in Duluth and Ely, Minnesota. Mostly because I like Duluth and I want to see the International Wolf Centre in Ely, Minnesota and see if they have one that looks like our friend Link's alter ego; Wolf Link.

 

[Stitch]

I'm gonna be biased (totally not born in the superior one) and say the Twin Cities, neither could figure out how to cross a goddamn river. Eau Claire, WI is really underrated though, nice that I am nearly in the exact middle of those two points and can visit 3 major cities within a matter of hours, no plane needed.

 

[Mr. Pibb]

Beaufort, South Carolina had a great feel to it, it’s a small city but very lively. I’d pick it over New York any day, unless there was something good showing at the Met.

 

[Vanessa28]

NYC for me. I really enjoyed it a huge lot. I still have to visit more countries and cities of course.
In my country I enjoy the city I currently live in