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I don't know honestly, never been to any of these places and after moving around several times within the US I realize how nice it is to just be setted in one p

I don't know honestly, never been to any of these places and after moving around several times within the US I realize how nice it is to just be setted in one place, but here's what I would consider: Netherlands (I really like biking), Germany (Cologne seems like a nice vibe), France (Probably Paris, Food obviously, but I also really appreciate people's willingness to protest stuff)

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ekianjo 4y ago
> Probably Paris Paris is probably one of the worst places to live in Europe. Looks nice on postcards and it's nice to visit when you never live there, though.
- amrocha 4y ago
  I like it, and especially compared to the US it's a huge upgrade
  - ekianjo 4y ago
    The US is a single place? I did not know that.
    - Jonnax 4y ago
      It's funny that you generalised a region of 12.2 million but then is offended by someone generalising the US. You've repeated a cliche about the city. Did you live there? Anything particular? That made you decide: "never live there, though"
    - gcoakes 4y ago
      Wouldn't you have said, "The US are," if you actually believed that?
    - amrocha 4y ago
      Everywhere in the US is subject to the same dysfunctional government and awful societal design. Even the best place in the US is worse than Paris
- diordiderot 4y ago
  Hard disagree. Paris is lovely and gets more so every day with reduced car traffic increased greenspace etc. You're mad. The only place better is Amsterdam
petre 4y ago
Nederlands has not so great weather. If you're used to the West Coast and like to cycle, try Girona. A bit more wet though. Pay is obviously a lot lower than you may be used to.