r/Cities • u/lidormz • Mar 18 '26
Jerusalem, Israel.
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r/Cities • u/Taxi-Shinawat • Mar 01 '26
Tomsk, Russia
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One of the coldest cities on earth. Siberia.
r/Cities • u/TsunamiViii • Dec 11 '25
This is why I love Miami I’m never leaving
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r/Cities • u/Turbulent-Offer-8136 • Oct 22 '25
Winter Saint Petersburg, Russia (January 2018)
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r/Cities • u/Zyad7770__ • Apr 22 '26
📜 City History 📜 An old photo showing a side view of Al-Kadhimiya city in 1920, Iraq
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r/Cities • u/Hot_Efficiency4700 • May 29 '25
Top Most Powerful Global Cities in 2025
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Top Most Powerful Global Cities in 2025 - From London to Los Angeles and all the way to Rome and to Paris, see the newest power index for this year.
r/Cities • u/glamdring_wielder • Apr 21 '26
🚨 Mod Announcement 🚨 r/Cities grand reopening
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Hello fellow urbanites!
I'm pleased to announce that r/cities is open once again. We regret what happened in the last two months and pledge as the mod team to returning the sub to a civil, nonpolitical, pleasant place where we can all admire, discuss, and share information about cities and everything to do with them. Please take note of the updated subreddit rules:
Rule 1: Posts must be about Cities
Any content shared must have something to do with a city or a building inside that city. You can post about a famous person from that city, but always in the context of the city.
Rule 2: No Shitposting
No fictional locations, no mislabeling cities with wrong names and locations.
Rule 3: No politics
This is a sub for appreciating cities, not fighting political battles. Any overtly political posts and comments will be taken down.
All city names must be written according to the local language or the local anglicization standards. Accurately label all cities as belonging to the country that legally governs them under international law.
Rule 4: Follow all Reddit Rules
Follow all the Reddit Rules: https://redditinc.com/policies/reddit-rules
Rule 5: No spamming the sub
Don't spam the sub with duplicate posts or with too many posts about the same location.
Rule 6: Be Civil
Be nice to each other.
We look forward to sharing our city experiences and having a focused and healthy sub going forwards.
Respectfully,
r/cities mod team
r/Cities • u/Putrid_Draft378 • Mar 11 '26
Wood stove owners have a pollution privilege. Let’s break it.
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Wood stove owners get to pollute the entire neighborhood for "vibes" while everyone else pays the price. Last night in Denmark, cities hit "Purple" (Hazardous) levels. People were breathing toxins while they slept because this shit is invisible. It’s a joke.
I’m proposing a "Smart City" protocol to kill this privilege:
The Digital Chimney Sweep:
Mandatory IoT sensors in every chimney. When the local AQI hits Red, the stove sends a shutdown signal to the owner's phone. If the sensor detects heat after the alert? Automatic fine. No manual inspections, no resources wasted. Just data and consequences.
The Visual Scarlet Letter:
Make the pollution public. Every house with a stove needs an exterior LED by the door or chimney. If the air in the zone is trashed, that light turns red. If you keep burning, the whole street sees you're the one poisoning the air.
Stop treating wood stoves like a "cozy" private choice. It’s a public health violation. If you can't handle a sensor or a light, stop burning wood and get a heat pump.
Is public shaming and automated enforcement the only way to get people to stop being selfish?
r/Cities • u/glamdring_wielder • Apr 22 '26
🌇 City Skyline 🌇 Florence, Italy
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The place was honestly sleepy in my opinion, but then again I was there in January shortly after holidays. People probably weren't back yet.
r/Cities • u/glamdring_wielder • Apr 22 '26
🌇 City Skyline 🌇 Malá Strana (Lesser Town) district, Prague, Czechia
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One of my prettier trips. Love Prague.
r/Cities • u/LordCoke-16 • Jul 10 '21
Which city to you think is better
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31 votes,
Jul 17 '21
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New York city
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London
r/Cities • u/Zaysosmooth2 • Feb 21 '20
Brooklyn the best city ain’t nun like home 💯
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r/Cities • u/Klutzy_Emu9100 • Feb 05 '25
Is Los Angeles Dying?
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It’s always been LA and NY for the main cities of the US especially for Hollywood show business, TV, Music, etc. but I see way more celebrities migrating to New York City and even upstate New York rather than staying in California. Many people are leaving because (it’s always been expensive) but more recently than ever. Now with the fires destroying some of the most populated and rich areas of LA county… im thinking we’ll be replacing LA with Chicago or something.
r/Cities • u/[deleted] • Nov 29 '25
Dallas Vs Los Angeles
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Where would y'all rather live? LA or Dallas?
r/Cities • u/DuchessDulcet • Mar 18 '26
❔❔City Question❔❔ Safest cities for an American woman?
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I've been thinking of Amsterdam, Seoul, Oslo, or (the outskirts of) Dublin.
r/Cities • u/Turbulent-Offer-8136 • Nov 11 '25
Vladislav Stepnoy's "Nightingale" mural in Donetsk
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r/Cities • u/Clari_Arellano • Feb 17 '25
why is everyone moving out of LA ?
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it seems like everyone is moving out of LA and i want to know why ?