US Cities: The Results are In!

While I can't help but be slightly offended at the fact that 0% of our poll respondents expressed that Boston would be their US home of choice, I can agree with the desire to live in the winning city: San Francisco, with 57% of all votes. A close second, New York City garnered 42% of votes cast. The ironic thing is that these two cities exude a similar feel. One on the left coast and one closer to the right, San Fran & NYC offer the hustle & bustle, historic landmarks, and unique history that many great cities possess.

Funnily enough, I've been told that Boston & Chicago boast a similar atmosphere. Living the majority of my life in or around Boston and never having visited the Windy City, my understanding is that they both radiate a large town feel rather than that of a small city. Both Beantown & Chi-Town attract a large percentage of college students as well as eager post-grads.

Did You Know...

• Boston built the first subway system in the US in 1897
  
• Chicago style softball is played without a glove and with a 16" softball
  
• New York City boasts the largest Chinatown / Chinese enclave in the Western Hemisphere
  
• San Francisco features the only moving National Historic Landmark courtesy of its beloved cable cars
  

Would you most like to visit a US city not listed in this article? If so, where would your heart take you?