NYC vs. Berlin 

I love both of these cities too. Thanks Kendra.

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I lived in NYC (Brooklyn, near Cobble Hill/Red Hook) for a year. Loved it, mostly. My apartment was right next to the BQE and the noise was unbearable. It was just too expensive though, and that was 20 years ago! Only been to Berlin once and vowed to go back, so much to see. Would I live in NYC again? Probably not but it's still a special place for me.

as someone who has only lived in hamburg my whole life, i cant really do a comparison myself. BUT something i personally really like about cities is their history. berlin especially has such an interesting history with being split in half for decades for example. to me, this is worth pointing out. im not really familiar with NY-history but i guess its hard to get even close to the very versatile history of berlin. even as someone who loves hamburg like nothing else, i must admit that berlin history has a lot more to offer objectively xD edit: im aware the history of a city doesnt affect your personal daily life that much in general, but on the other hand, i do think it has an impact to how a city feels and functions

Buff, both cities are just amazing... I think I prefer Berlin just because it's way more affordable, but both amazing

The best food in America I had were brownies in Chicago Also I was wandering why they wanted to know my name, when I order some take out.

NYC is great to visit, but the fast pace and high cost of living would be too much for me to live there. I haven't been to Berlin yet, but with its food, vibe and affordability, I think that would be my preference.

NYC is my favorite city outside Germany - I have been 3 times in NYC. but I would say that Hamburg is more like NYC, just smaller.

What is ur favorite food in Germany? :)

Oh my, what a tough choice. As a Berliner, I fell in love with NYC the moment I saw its skyline appear while still on the LIRR. It's _the_ most amazing city ever. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most expensive cities ever, at least if you want to live that NY lifestyle shown in movies and TV shows. Don't get me wrong - I also like the less Manhattany parts of New York, but I feel if I could only afford to live in a non-downtown area or even in New Jersey then I could just stay in Berlin. I met up with a former colleague while visiting NYC, and he and his fiancee both had postdoc positions with a university in New York (State, not City), but all they could afford was living so remote that meeting for a beer in Manhattan meant an hour on public transportation for them. If I could afford a nice (not necessarily super spacious - just big enough for me and my stuff but definitely not in a shitty condition) apartment somewhere in Manhattan though and _still_ had enough money to have, for instance, some of NYC's amazing New York Italian pizza or a Shake Shack burger at the very least twice a week, then I'd hands down choose NYC over any other place in the world. However, since this isn't ever gonna be the case I'll just remain in Berlin with my lazy big butt.

The best city is the city, that was never build. ;) I hate citys, i'm a village child. ;)

I rather spend my cash for travelling than housing!!!! So I wouldn´t live in either one anymore. ^^

Someone who take care of you hmm

This comments are on point. I live in Berlin now, I lived in New York on and off for ten years. I agree that I have a love hate relationship with New York - I agree that New Yorkers are actually friendly people