How many city you lived? And greatest city?

[Ice]

3.

Paris - Antwerp - Eskisehir

[Erronkari]

Casilda (Argentina), Rome (Italy), Miramar (Argentina), Buenos Aires (Argentina), San José (Costa Rica).
I don't know which is bigger if Buenos Aires or Rome.
Rome ofc it's one of the most beautiful cities in the world but I am something like a "southamerican redneck" (I don't like too much big cities to live)... I am 100% townie.

[Crimean]

2. Sevastopol and now Moscow.
I like both cities - Sevastopol is clean and not crowded (there are no guest workers), the climate is excellent, Moscow has better prospects, but Moscow is suffocating from cars and migrants (I am a migrant myself).

[El_Abominacion]

I've lived in London, Santiago De Compostela and Vancouver for more than 3 months each.

London is where I live now and where I grew up but it's going down the drain and I really do feel like what's happening to it is irreversible now. A shame really, as it was a great city

I can't recall much of Vancouver because I lived there when I was very young. All I remember is that it was cold and looking at Canada in general today it seems to be taking the same path as London

Santiago De Compostela has probably the nicest aesthetic out of any of the places i've lived. It's also not filled with immigrants like the aforementioned cities are (the tourists are also pretty respectful), the crime rate is quite low and most of the crime is petty shit done by gypsies anyways

[The Lawspeaker]

Define city ? Are we to go by established city rights or actual urban areas ?

If we are to go by city rights: Waalwijk, Oss, Ravenstein and Amersfoort (sorry, Lanza, but Den Haag doesn't have city rights) and Amersfoort would be, by far, the largest with around 155.000 inhabitants.
If we are to go by urban areas: Den Haag, Oss, Amersfoort. Den Haag would be, by far, the largest with 515.000 inhabitants (around 444.000 when I was there).

And villages: Heibloem and Heesch. During my time of living in Waalwijk, I was officially registered at my aunt and uncle's place in Den Bosch (another city) and I lived there for 5 months or so. Yeah.. I have been quite a wanderer.

[Blondie]

Lüneburg, Bremen

[Crimean]

2. Sevastopol and now Moscow.
I like both cities - Sevastopol is clean and not crowded (there are no guest workers), the climate is excellent, Moscow has better prospects, but Moscow is suffocating from cars and migrants (I am a migrant myself).

How could I forget Odessa? I lived there in 2008-2009 while serving in the army. Yes, I am a former citizen of Ukraine!

[Daco Celtic]

Lived in 7 cities on the west coast and 1 on the east coast in a little place know as 'Merica.

[coolfrenchguy]

paris almost 40 years now i live in a smal town of the parisianer area,i was born in paris,i'am pretty casual

[El_Jibaro]

San Juan, Pontevedra, Vilanova i la Geltrú and Boston.

Vilanova by far!! I lived there from 14 to 24 and many good memories were made there. It was close enough to BCN to visit the big city, but also you could leave at the end of day and not have to deal with all the issues of that city. Vilanova is on the coast so hanging out at the beach was easy to do, especially in the summer months. Also lots of nice hiking spots around there like Monsterrat and Garraf massifs. The area straddling the border between Alt Empordà and Baix Empordà is so beautiful too. I miss it a lot, man...