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If its about new cities, then European cities and Tokyo should not be in the contest. Theyve been around for centuries. Thus my list is as follow:
Dubai Hong Kong New York Washington Shanghai Singapore Doha Last edited by briker; December 26th, 2011 at 06:21 AM. |
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1 NY
2 Paris 3 Istambul 4 Dubai 5 Rio 6 Brasília (I never seen someplace like) 7 London Last edited by bruninhodb; December 26th, 2011 at 04:01 PM. |
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for me my all time great cities are:
New York Tokyo London Paris Rome Hongkong Singapore
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My list:
Amsterdam San Francisco New York Paris Tokyo Barcelona Berlin
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Of course I picked Manila as one of my choices since this is my city and it is one of the most vibrant in South East Asia.
But my choices would be 1) Hong Kong 2) New York City 3) Manila 4) Tokyo 5) San Francisco 6) London 7) Chicago
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Love that you have my 3 American cities! Someone previously said America wouldn't deserve even two. I think they're so beautiful and unique that they deserve to be listed! As do the rest!
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You got several fascinating global cities in one country.
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New York
Tokyo Rio Paris Rome Valparaiso Chicago
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In no particular order
1. Paris 2. NYC 3. Beijing 4. Hong Kong 5. London 6. Istanbul 7. Rome I would love to add Guangzhou-Shenzhen, Tokyo, St Petersburg, Rio, Fez, Prague, Venice, Florence, Constantine, Sydney, Buenos Aires, Shanghai, Jerusalem, Damascus, San Francisco and Barcelona too. Last edited by the spliff fairy; December 27th, 2011 at 04:46 PM. |
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1. New York
2. Paris 3. Tokyo 4. Venice 5. Dubai 6. Shanghai 7. London |
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My votes:
Chicago - The city that gave the world skyscrapers certainly should be on the list, not to mention reversing its own river. Rio de Janeiro - setting Venice - the unique, middle of the lagoon setting Istanbul - a major world center for 2,000 years Mecca - the center of a billion-strong religion, and the epitome of a holy city Dubai - the building boom of the past decade Paris - the famous atmosphere of the City of Lights and Love |
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I think in this day and age 7 is just too few to be able to choose. It would more likely be twice that number, thanks to globalisation and the plurality of contemporary society.
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The fact that in the new7wonders of Nature, the Great Barrier Reef and the Grand Canyon weren't in the top 7 but Jeju Island and the Puerto Princesa Underground River were, just makes me lose faith in this contest that deserving (well, imo) cities like NYC, Paris, Rio etc won't make it since votes are tallied online and thru text
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I think the cities should have something that sets them truly apart from other cities, which I don't think is true for a lot of cities people are listing. Sure, they're important and big and all that, but what makes them fundamentally *unique*?
Personally I think Amsterdam should be included for instance because it is perhaps the earliest modern-example of a planned city (its canalbelt) and because despite attempts by conservative elements, the city remains the defacto world-standard for 'liberal progressive city'. Las Vegas for instance might be an American city included because it is fundamentally different from most other american cities whereas I don't see why you would have New York or Chicago on it despite both being fantastic cities. Anyway, my two cents |
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Why people include NYC or Chicago? I guess the fact that these cities were in the forefront the last century, the homes of the first skyscrapers in the world, beautiful harbors, architecture, etc. I would rather question why people would list Shanghai or Dubai, to be speaking frankly, they haven't been noticed only until recently (just my 2 cents)
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In no particular order...
Paris New York Venice Hong Kong Rio De Janeiro Dubai Rome |
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1. New York City
2. Rio 3. London 4. Brasilia 5. Paris 6. Sydney 7. L.A |
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hubba hubba
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Another subjective top-# list. Here is my version
![]() London Paris Rome Prague Berlin Amsterdam Vienna Last edited by Kiboko; January 12th, 2012 at 07:29 AM. |
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No more world war !!!
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Since the title is NEW 7 wonder cities, i will Try to excluded developed country
my List New York City (developed country but must be in the list even new 7 wonder cities) Shanghai (developing in fast pace, no more city in this world can develop such fast except Dubai) Dubai (the most beautiful city that lay on desert) Hong Kong (no more city in this world will have such beautiful skyline) Istanbul (the best city that cross between Asia and Europe) Sao Paulo (Super huge) Rio De Jeneiro (perfect match in between natural and concrete jungle) |
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