Thread: Amazon publishes the most romantic cities in the US ahead of Valentine's Day
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Old 02-16-2012, 09:34 PM   #12
Andrew H.
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Originally Posted by RainingLemur View Post
When I think "romance," I think...."Cincinnati."
I have a hard time inserting any US city into that list with a straight face:

When I think "romance" I think:

Atlanta?
Chicago?
New York?
Los Angeles?
Topeka?
Houston?
Burlington?
Tallahassee?
Richmond?
Cleveland?
Little Rock?


A few cities in Italy would fit the bill, and maybe Paris. And Barcelona. There are probably a few others.

But most of Europe comes up dry, too:

Hamburg?
Manchester?
Antwerp?
Lille?
Krakow?
Stuttgart?
Brussels?
Zurich?
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