[NegativeLatency]

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)

[ekianjo]

> 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.

[diordiderot]

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

[amrocha]

I like it, and especially compared to the US it's a huge upgrade

[ekianjo]

The US is a single place? I did not know that.

[amrocha]

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

[Jonnax]

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]

Wouldn't you have said, "The US are," if you actually believed that?

[petre]

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.