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Message: [QUOTE="Sproj, post: 2980606, member: 8423"] I’ve lived in and travelled to so many cities for most of my life and I cannot understand ho people think Melbourne is a hole unless live only lived on the west side. The east/south-east has some of the best places to live in the world in my opinion. The west/North though are indeed rubbish. I even lived in Gellong for a few months and loved it, but I am a cyclist and riding to, on and from the Great Ocean Road is cycling heaven. I love Brisbane but it is totally different to Melbourne. Not as many work opportunities but it is very beautiful and sill maintains that glorified country town feel. Sydney is Sydney. The Barbour is great, Wollongong is again great for cycling and the northern beaches are nice but it doesn’t even come close to Melbourne or Brisbane. If not for the weather, Melbourne would probably be my favorite city in the world. Incidentally, my favorite area is Florence, just stunning but I only visited, didn’t live there. Madrid and Barcelona are both those really cool and have a great vibe. The UK is nice to visit, not to live. I loved Vietnam but that country has a lot of issues. Ha Long Bay is one of the most beautiful places on Earth but it isn’t maintained, the water is DISGUSTING. The country is way too crowded. Dubai is cool surprisingly but it is a desert after all. Pyeongyang, there’s an amazingly cool city that is just pretend and messed up. South Korea is very cool and a great place to live. Japan is amazing to visit but too expensive to live. I loved living in the US in NYC but never felt safe. China has some surprisingly cool cities to live in too, their scale is just unimaginable compared to Brust’s or Melbs, not even Sydney comes close. If you don’t understand the language, it can suck but if you do, it is actually a cool place to live...as long as you have a VPN. I love Shanghai, one of my favorite cities on Earth. [/QUOTE]

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