/int/ - International

That's basically every capital city. It's the face of the country for foreigners, and the anus of the country for locals. Brazil is divided, with three capitals instead of one: SP is the economic capital, Brasilia is the political and administrative, and Rio the cultura capital, also former official capital. Brasilia and SP aren't hated as much as Rio because their rise is recent. But they're also hated nationally.

Paris

I don't like Rio de Janeiro but then I don't like any city in Brazil but then I also don't like any city in Australia.

Zurich, probably.

I don't like anywhere, I söffer everywhere I go. Maybe I would like Japan, but other than that, I don't really care. Ironically, the only place that was ever nuked on earth is the place I want to go the most.

Vienna

Not a city, but certain meme places Lauterbrunnen or Brienz. It looks cosy on pictures but it's full of tourists and overprized, and native Swiss rather go hiking and skiing in less known places. >>30740 Yeah I somehow associate it with culture and sophistication but most Austrians I talk to online seem to hate it.

>>30741 Its a wasteful centralized moloch.

>>30743 To me it always felt too big for Austria. A smaller city like Bern would feel much more appropriate for a small and generally rural country like Austria. Berlin is a shithole, so you might be able to sell Vienna to the Gummihäls/Piefkes. Vienna might be appropriate for a 80-90M country.

>>30744 I need Hungary and Czechia back. Then Vienna makes sense.

Berlin, obviously.

>>30741 The problem is that even people from Vienna hate Vienna. They do know that every other city is even worse though. t. Vienna >>30743 Weak point when you compare it to Berlin.

>>30775 A bit too obviously. Many people also like it. I live there and I mostly like it. Munich maybe? It's incredibly expensive and kind of boring. Though if I had to live there, I'd probably manage. It is, depite everything, a big city with many kinds of people, where one can usually find a compatible group.

>>30740 W-why?

>>30746 Unironically yes.

>>30864 >A bit too obviously. Many people also like it. I live there and I mostly like it. I live here too and noticed that in the internet and outside of Berlin almost everyone hates it or dislikes at least. When I'm in foreign countries and say to strangers I'm from Berlin they are all like "wow, cool, I like Berlin".

>>30741 you have to get to Lauterbrunnen to get to Grindelwald, right?

>>30996 No, they're both next to each other and the nearest big travel hub is Interlaken.