What city was the most impressive for itss time?
What city was the most impressive for itss time?
Gavin Miller
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Thomas Sanchez
Babylon
Nathaniel Carter
Osaka and Tenochtitlan
Benjamin Cook
Ur
Alexander Barnes
Constantinople
Adam Watson
Detroit
Parker Edwards
Rome
Logan Reed
Bagdad
Christian Anderson
FPBP
Dylan Nelson
New York of course, it still is one of the world's great marvels.
Aaron Jones
Dresden 1945
Luis Parker
Tenochtitlan
Samuel Russell
>New York
You obviously don't live here
Carter Gonzalez
the best way to appreciate the city, like paris
Easton Powell
Dublin
Easton Sanders
Nigga, das racist
I'd unironically say Vienna.
Beautiful, still remains the imperial feeling when it comes to architecture and has great infrastructure
Robert Robinson
Helsinki.
Luke King
tenochtitlan
rome
John Roberts
...
David Smith
Sofia
Zagreb
Ankara
Rangoon
Dhaka
Mysore
Asuncion
Ottawa
Gaborone
Astana
Camden Johnson
t. Jannissary
Samuel Wood
Tirana
Josiah Perry
He means "wow, that's amazing architecture"-type of impressive, not "wow, am I really still in Europe?"-type of impressive.
Daniel Gomez
>like paris
You obviously don't live here neither.
Eli Young
Fpbp
Jose Martinez
Medieval Paris.
Andrew Green
Sorry, Pristina
Nicholas Wilson
Benjamin Ortiz
Troy
Blake Flores
Baghdad during its peak definitely
Tenochtitlan before the fall
Benin was the most impressive city for its time and region, no wewuzing
Oliver Davis
Edo was like 5 times bigger than the next city in the 18th century.
Nicholas Adams
Babylon
Maybe Uruk and Susa
Tenochtitlan
Rome
Antioch
Constantinople
New York City
Baghdad
Cahokia locally speaking
Persepolis
Im sure a Chinese city a few times but I know jack shit about China. Chang'an maybe
Memphis
Thebes (Egypt)
Alexandria
Cordoba/Cordova
London maybe (it was big but maybe not so impressive)
Matthew Cooper
also this
Luis Taylor
Milton Keynes
Not even memeing
Dominic Collins
according to Cortes Tenochtitlan was bigger, cleaner, and more orderly, than any city in Europe. He had been all over Spain, Portugal, Paris, as well as other great cities, so he knew what he was comparing it to.
Justin Ross
Wow, thank you to showing me this.
Landon Jenkins
Considering how small, cramped, and filthy the typical European city of his time was that's not really saying a whole lot.
Tyler Martin
And in the 17th century there was Osaka.
Josiah James
Early modern Konstantiniyye, there are several accounts of western ambassadors and travelers who say that is was a gigantic and beautiful city.
Adrian Thompson
even Babylonians agreed that Nineveh was the greatest city in the world, until they razed it to the ground.
Logan Miller
Uruk
Josiah Cooper
You may be meming, but for a solid 25 years Detroit was its own tier of industrial city. It manufactured more than any other city in the world in absolute terms just because of the auto industry, let alone later military contracting.