/comfy/ cities thread

[Anonymous No.11940146]

post your /comfy/ city. I'll start with Edinburgh

[Anonymous No.11940152]

>>11940146
only lived in this city for 8 months but I think about it every day

[Anonymous No.11940153]

Fuck you. I firmly believe this, Edinburgh isn't relevant enough to be /fa/ but it's also not irrelevant enough to be /fa/ it's just one of those places that sucks no matter what.

[Anonymous No.11940154]

>>11940146

[Anonymous No.11940160]

>>11940153
Where in edi do you live though? The housing developments out in the suburbs are cozy and old town is fun to walk around late at night.

[Anonymous No.11940161]

>>11940153
Edinburgh isnt necessarily /fa/ but its one of the most beautiful places in the world for sure. Unless you live in Leith like OP. (correct me if im wrong btw)

[Anonymous No.11940172]

>>11940161
Nah, I lived right off the meadows since I was at the uni. Pics above are Silverknowes, Holyrood, and next to the botanical gardens. Walked to Leith a ton, though. I think Edinburgh was so /fa/ for me because it was the first city that made me take long walks at night and really take it all in.

[Anonymous No.11940182]

>>11940172
ahhh, i was wrestling between Leith and Silverknowes alot of public parks have that exact same playpark design same colours and everything. And you're right its an absolutely amazing city to walk around in, sometimes i legit feel proud to have been born in such a nice place. Again though i wouldnt necessarily say it was particularly /fa/ tho. The people arent either.

[Anonymous No.11940194]

>>11940182
yeah, the playparks in scotland are pretty great - nights out always seemed to end up on a playpark at 2am. Coming from the US, the people were charming - not /fa/ but kinda soft and happy in a really genuine way.

[Anonymous No.11940317]

Stockholm actually isn't /fa/, people dress like they just step out of an H&M ad but November is nice and gloomy

[Anonymous No.11940324]

>>11940317
you produce goat techno so that's good enough to be effay in my eyes

[Anonymous No.11940361]

This is a pretty cool thread. What exactly is it about these settings that gives off this calming effect?

[Anonymous No.11940363]

>>11940194
woah that's really pretty. looks kinda similar to my home town in new zealand but much more wintery.

[Anonymous No.11940393]

>>11940146
Brownstone is beststone

[Anonymous No.11940488]

tokyo and kyoto

[Anonymous No.11940518]

Amsterdam

[Anonymous No.11940537]

>>11940393

This makes me slightly hard

[Anonymous No.11940974]

>>11940518
unfortunately the comfy areas are completely gentrified. oud-zuid is GOAT though. Also would love to live on a boat in say, Prinsengracht, seems really comfy too.

[Anonymous No.11940976]

>>11940146

>tfw lifelong Londoner and have never felt comfy.

I wish I had some memories of suburbia/small town living to fall back on and occasionally visit for a nostalgic stroll.

[Anonymous No.11940984]

Toronto

[Anonymous No.11941055]

Pori

[Anonymous No.11941060]

>>11940146
can someone give me some places to go in Edinburgh? i wanna check it out

[Anonymous No.11941088]

>>11940984
toronto is gross. have you ever been to any other city? I'd rather live in Hamilton lmao

[Anonymous No.11941097]

>>11940146

>comfy architecture
>snowy winters
>french language qts

is there anywhere more comfy than Montreal?

[Anonymous No.11941114]

>>11941097
Québec mon frére

[Anonymous No.11941115]

Hamilton

[Anonymous No.11941117]

>>11941088
sure it's windy as shit and the winters are slushy, and the TTC is a joke, but the west and east end are cozy and I like the parks.

[Anonymous No.11941137]

Manchester for me, specifically the northern quarter and shopping district, since I live in a shitty backwater northern town it's the closest haven for me

Tfw when born in a country shithole when I'm a city guy wanting to be a yuppie

[Anonymous No.11941324]

>>11940317
I think göteborg is comfier, especially out in the skärgården. But most of suburban sweden is pretty nice, I think.

[Anonymous No.11941329]

>>11940361
/comfy/ magic. I think it's the combo of warm light (from street lamps and from windows) with cold/foggy climates.

[Anonymous No.11941334]

>>11941060
Edinburgh's the best. Do all the obvious stuff like Holyrood (try to walk around the whole thing) and the royal mile, but also make sure to check out Blackford Hill and Cramond Island (accessible by foot twice a day when the firth tide goes down). Also just give yourself time for long walks around the suburbs (silverknowes, leith, newington) at night to see stuff like in this thread.

[Anonymous No.11941345]

Marchmont, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
All the row houses look like castles :o

[Anonymous No.11941362]

Bath, UK is one of the best places I've lived

[Anonymous No.11941382]

>>11941345
Marchmont is GOAT. The little shops on marchmont road and the meadows right nextdoor...

[Anonymous No.11941474]

>>11940146
Nantes,FR

Not too many /fa/ in this cities but realy comfy :)

[Anonymous No.11941476]

Assisi

Big church, nice views, cute italian cramped roads and old houses, it looks well kept

Altough it's more of a town than a city

[Anonymous No.11941504]

Poznań

[Anonymous No.11941535]

ive got a massive folder, will commence dump

[Anonymous No.11941538]

>>11941535

[Anonymous No.11941542]

>>11941538

[Anonymous No.11941551]

>>11941542

[Anonymous No.11941561]

>>11940152
what city is this? or do you mean edinburgh

[Anonymous No.11941564]

>>11941551

[Anonymous No.11941567]

[Anonymous No.11941569]

>>11941564

[Anonymous No.11941572]

>>11941504
THIS

[Anonymous No.11941574]

>>11941569

[Anonymous No.11941575]

>>11941114
>frére
ça va? Tu gères ton français?

[Anonymous No.11941577]

>>11941574

[Anonymous No.11941585]

>>11941362

>seen here, the eponymous bath

[Anonymous No.11941603]

>>11941577

[Anonymous No.11941607]

>>11941603

[Anonymous No.11941625]

>>11941115
armpit of ontario

[Anonymous No.11941635]

Buenos Aires, i love this city. In the winter time we got perfectly temperate weather and we're surrounded by beautiful architecture. Yes there are bad areas but recoleta, and palermo are goat

[Anonymous No.11941639]

Warsaw during summer nights

[Anonymous No.11941642]

no competition to tokio

[Anonymous No.11941653]

>>11941603
very /fa/ but expensive

[Anonymous No.11941656]

>>11941117
parks are nice, but its difficult to live dt without being rich and you pretty much require a car to get anywhere if ur from the suburbs since as the other anon mentioned ttc is bs

[Anonymous No.11941668]

>>11940518
Utrecht is better

[Anonymous No.11941673]

>>11941639
Was in Warsaw this summer, you guys put a fucking huge Kinoworld ad in the facade of this building, what the actual fuck?

Cool city though, really liked all I could see of Poland desu

[Anonymous No.11941867]

>>11941345
>>11941382
tfw live in Merchiston, poor man's marchmont

[Anonymous No.11942097]

>>11940976
>londoner
>not being in camden market/town h24
What are you doing with your life

[Anonymous No.11942240]

>>11941561
edinburgh! It's taken from the top of the salisbury crags in holyrood - the big well lit building in the top left is the scottish parliament

[Anonymous No.11942256]

>>11941867
Merchiston isn't bad senpai, walked through there a few times when I got lost in Morningside

[Anonymous No.11942265]

Why does travel have to be so expensive man. This thread makes me feel awful. I travel frequently already - my family places a high priority on travel - and yet I still want to visit a bunch of the places here

[Anonymous No.11942315]

>>11941137
the north of england is not effay in the slightest. as a brit i would honestly say the only effay places would be london, bath and places in scotland like edinburgh and parts of glasgow specifically the cca. theres something about england that just isnt effay in the slightest
ps i live in the midlands so i live in a shit part too

[Anonymous No.11942323]

going to edinburgh uni after my gap year
whats the night life like?
any good underground music places to check out?

[Anonymous No.11942344]

>>11942323
shit go to glasgow

[Anonymous No.11942346]

>>11942315
the cca? Centre for Contemporary Arts?

[Anonymous No.11942388]

>>11942315
Right, except places like the northern quarter in Manchester, it's clean and tidy yet not scummy or full of chavs. It's an alternative area hosting to awesome /fa/ graffiti art and alternative clothing and vintage clothing stores. it also has an array of bars etc it's multicultural and isn't full of chavs. and the architecture is a mix of comfy Victorian and modernistic, nothing cosier than nightwalks around the old abandoned Victorian warehouse, gothic but cosy, it reminds me of Nolan's films

[Anonymous No.11942395]

is newcastle a comfy city?

what cities are comfy in the UK

quite an old picture of dublin, but a comfy city nonetheless

[Anonymous No.11942397]

>>11942315
also there was nothing fa about edinburph or any of Scotland for that matter for me. Edinburgh just seemed like and other average city in the country, way too gloomy for my liking.

[Anonymous No.11942405]

Edinburgh is awesome, I was there last year

[Anonymous No.11942486]

Some parts of Pittsburgh aren't half bad. Not really /fa/, but comfy.

[Anonymous No.11942506]

>>11940488
t. weeb

[Anonymous No.11942509]

>>11940317
Gamla Stan is super comfy

[Anonymous No.11942513]

>>11940317
>>11942509

[Anonymous No.11942519]

More than any European city, I liked Antwerp the best.

[Anonymous No.11942525]

>>11942519

And you can pop into Stephan Schneider's storefront

[Anonymous No.11942535]

>>11942525

forgot to post pic

[Anonymous No.11942536]

Guatemala

[Anonymous No.11942544]

Bend is pretty dang /comfy/

[Anonymous No.11942663]

strasbourg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4oRS-72INY

[Anonymous No.11942710]

>>11942323
I mean, there's hive and big cheese and stuff for clubs, but I think the best parts of nights out in edi is walking down long, street-lamp lit suburban streets on your way home. A lot of pubs have live bands most nights after 10 and there are a few literally underground music places on cowgate that are fun

[Anonymous No.11942713]

>>11942323
>>11942344
eh, glasgow is a quick train ride away and tons of uni students go there for nights out regularly. I much prefer living in edinburgh and going to glasgow than having to wake up in glasgow every morning... edi is just nicer overall.

[Anonymous No.11943023]

living here was comfy
many old buildings, relaxed, some bars and small clubs, 10 minutes to the beach

[Anonymous No.11943752]

>>11942323
Yeah it's sweet. Music-wise, keep your ears to the ground and you'll find there's loads of good places for electronic music, and Glasgow and Dundee are nearby for bigger gigs. Saw The Wytches last night, Groove Armada, Deathgrips and other bands recently, seeing Julio Bashmore and Chemical Brothers in a month. Cab Vol. and Mash house and Bongo are great for actual house, U.K. Garage and grime, and techno on some nights. Basically you're fine for music. Some of the most beautiful places to live and relax. Most students make an effort to dress well so that helps complete the effay scene.

[Anonymous No.11943808]

>>11941362
Born there, come back every year - very cosy place, it's the warmer version of Edinburgh haha

[Anonymous No.11943812]

>>11941382
Yeah it's like the one of the 'trocadero' areas of Edinburgh. Pelting it down middle meadow walk on my bike to make it to lectures on time haha.

[Anonymous No.11943861]

>>11942097

Why would anyone, let alone an actual Londoner, ever go to Camden Market?

[Anonymous No.11943930]

>>11942519
This..Dont forget that how much it has contributed to fashion industry with great designers..Truly the most /fa/ city

[Anonymous No.11944019]

>>11943861
it's the comfiest place there is

[Anonymous No.11944074]

>>11941656
This.

Spoiler alert: Canada is too expensive and Quebec is too French. Yankees stay home and sit with the problem you created.

[Anonymous No.11944248]

r8 dont h8

[Anonymous No.11944454]

[Anonymous No.11944623]

My walk home tonight (spamming Edinburgh)

[Anonymous No.11944651]

>>11941538
>>11941362
Went here on a vacation this summer, really comfy
way better than london

[Anonymous No.11944686]

>>11941668
Nee, Groningen

[Anonymous No.11944718]

>>11944454
where's this? i think this is my next stop

[Anonymous No.11944796]

>>11940518
If you have Never been to another dutch city maybe

Den haag, Utrecht, maastricht, groningen etc for comfy

Rotterdam and Amsterdam for 'cool'

[Anonymous No.11944817]

>>11944623
if the lighting from light poles wasn't so bright and harsh it would be comfy

[Anonymous No.11944905]

small towns > big cities

[Anonymous No.11944914]

>>11941535
what a shithole

[Anonymous No.11944933]

>>11940518
Lived in Eindhoven as a child and I miss it Tbh

[Anonymous No.11944973]

>>11944933
>Amsterdam
>Eindhoven

Other side of the fecking country m8

Also the only good shit Emaastrichten has is a big primark and surinamese broodjes

t. Immigrated to maastricht 4 years ago

[Anonymous No.11945005]

>>11944973
Only thing Eindhoven has going for it*

Fucking autocorrect, how does it work?

[Anonymous No.11945082]

Helsinki is beautiful. It's covered in amazing Art Nouveau architecture. I wish I had stayed there longer.

[Anonymous No.11945087]

>>11944905
small medium sized cites with a lot going on > big cities > small towns

Small towns suck so much, it's almost like you're a boring cunt or something.

150,000 - 400,000 is the perfect population size if you have a good food and music scene.

[Anonymous No.11945091]

not effay
but v comf

[Anonymous No.11945093]

not effay
but v comf

[Anonymous No.11945204]

>>11944623
meadow path night time memories <3

[Anonymous No.11945207]

>>11945204
dumping edinburgh still

[Anonymous No.11945209]

>>11945207

[Anonymous No.11945212]

>>11945209
bring me back

[Anonymous No.11945214]

>>11945212

[Anonymous No.11945216]

>>11945214

[Anonymous No.11945227]

I don't live anywhere special, in fact it's quite bland in retrospect, but there's just something about. the atmosphere here is unlike anything i've felt. it's almost mysterious.

the business parks located only feet away from the cookie cutter suburban housing.
the abnormal amount of trees and other foliage.
the ambient noises that fill the air at night.
the reflection of the not too far away lights of the malls on the clouds of the night sky, illuminating it in a way that's hard to describe.

there's something to be said about the unassuming suburbs.

[Anonymous No.11945303]

>>11942519
Too bad it's almost completely void of Belgians

[Anonymous No.11945384]

>>11941668
Utrecht most comfy city

[Anonymous No.11945478]

>>11944817
Aye but getting raped isnae comfy

[Anonymous No.11945482]

>>11945212
>Granton

[Anonymous No.11945499]

>>11945303
why is that bad

[Anonymous No.11946840]

cambridge, ma

i lived in burlington, vt last year and it was v comfy, but not much to do there

[Anonymous No.11946844]

>>11940160
where in edi are you im in EH1

[Anonymous No.11946847]

>>11940194
the last two times i was out at a park after 12am, I got chased off by the police because apparently hanging out after dark makes you a fucking creep.

fuck the US

[Anonymous No.11946851]

bellingham, wa

[Anonymous No.11946852]

>>11942323
go to bongos and sneakys only. only good clubs dont listen to the other lot

[Anonymous No.11946863]

>>11946851
yo i live on kulshan st

[Anonymous No.11946867]

>>11946863
o dam i live on douglas

[Anonymous No.11946875]

[Anonymous No.11946907]

>>11941575
Je mongé jambon avec mes amis, garcon

[Anonymous No.11946948]

>>11946852
this anon is speaking truth.

[Anonymous No.11946955]

Versailles, France

[Anonymous No.11946983]

>>11940146

any cowgate man in

[Anonymous No.11946998]

>>11946852

pretty much. boteco is ok sometimes. there's nothing /bleep/ in edinburgh for the most part

[Anonymous No.11947002]

>>11941115
comfy af here m8

[Anonymous No.11947042]

>>11946844
EH9 but just barely -- just beneath the meadows

[Anonymous No.11947054]

>>11942323
Go to Glasgow instead

[Anonymous No.11947142]

Where's a good place to live when the economy goes to shit?

[Anonymous No.11947907]

Zermatt Switzerland

[Anonymous No.11947917]

>>11941097
mile end / little italy are effay as fuck desu. so many qt qc girls 2

[Anonymous No.11948079]

>>11941635
>i love this city! (well, only about 5% of it, 3 months a year)

[Anonymous No.11948508]

>tfw you live in Brussels where everything is grimey and disgusting

[Anonymous No.11948700]

>>11940194
wow this is amazing

[Anonymous No.11948764]

>>11946851
Is a shithole. Move to chuckanut you hipster trash

[Anonymous No.11948772]

St. Augustine, FL

[Anonymous No.11948796]

Vienna Austria

[Anonymous No.11948799]

Wüschte, ich wäre noch im schönen Dresden, musste aber wieder in den ausbeuterischen Westen..

[Anonymous No.11948810]

Moscow, Moscow Oblast, Russian Federation

[Anonymous No.11948812]

>>11946998
you get some okay acts, see you at meme grab yeh boi?

[Anonymous No.11948818]

Zürich - Schweiz

[Anonymous No.11948824]

>>11941097
Plateau is def effay

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[Anonymous No.11948826]

>>11944718
looks like mid city LA probs near fairfax or la brea
not good place to raise family b/c LAUSD is shit but be fun

[Anonymous No.11948990]

kinda comfy, too many cars

[Anonymous No.11949106]

how comfy is SF (I'm expecting 0% comfy)

I live in London atm and while it's great, I hate the fact that you have to live 10miles away or you can't afford it. It's not rly a city where you live "downtown" so to speak. Some of these european cities look awesome, with great rail, pedestrianised roads etc.

But alas I work in tech so I need somewhere with that industry

[Anonymous No.11949193]

>>11941055
Mee nyt vittuun pakottamasta

[Anonymous No.11949233]

>>11949106
>how comfy is SF
-15%, all the shit you described in london except many homeless and living further away and most of people are uncultured tech cucks and everyone that isn't making tech money is very butthurt

[Anonymous No.11949246]

I'm gonna just post pics of my hometown, if you folks don't mind.

[Anonymous No.11949252]

>>11949246

[Anonymous No.11949256]

>>11949252

[Anonymous No.11949261]

>>11949256

[Anonymous No.11949265]

>>11949261

[Anonymous No.11949269]

>>11949265

And that's probably enough for now.

[Anonymous No.11949297]

currently living in Lublin, Poland
it's an acquired taste in terms of comfyness. you've got the conventionally comfy old town while the rest of the city has got this rough, miserable Eastern European vibe. I personally like it a lot.
pic related is the main bus station

[Anonymous No.11949308]

>>11949297
fuck phones

[Anonymous No.11949457]

Is Melbourne comfy?

Will be going to Tokyo soon, it's the ______ capital of something, right?

[Anonymous No.11949464]

>>11947917
little italy is effay as fuck i agree
mile end is way too pretentious and bourgeois to be effay. mile-ex is a million times more effay

[Anonymous No.11949468]

>>11948824
dawson is wack as fuck lol

[Anonymous No.11949492]

>>11941551
i like walking around beacon hill in boston

[Anonymous No.11949495]

>>11942323
Sneaky Pete's or Cabvol for electronic music. Seen Daniel Avery there, amazing. Cool bars like Bramble and Paradise Palms. Definitely go to glasgow though. Got sub club, art school, berkley suite and swg3 for all the /bleep/ you need. Got Andrew Wetherall and Dixon there soon and have Ivan Smaghe a couple of weeks ago

[Anonymous No.11949532]

Miami

[Anonymous No.11949598]

>>11949457
no, it was a sprawling shit hole outside downtown in my experience