What is the greatest city not to be a capital city?
 

I would say either Birmingham or Sydney

Liverpool.
New York.
Los Angeles.

Barcelona

Vancouver

Manchester

Manchester and Glasgow.

Manchester, obviously

I don't think any city deserves to be a capital city more than London in the UK, not sure about other countries

Liverpool or possibly Manc.

London rules tbh

I think obviously the most "iconic" / world famous city that isn't the capital city is New York (by a long way).

Vegas.:joker:

Barcelona

Newcastle :smug:

Vegas would actually be quite a fitting capital city for Mr Trump to operate out of :hehe:

i would say Eindhoven obviously :fan:

Liverpool in England and Galway in Ireland (sorry Cork :( )

Tea

See... In Scotland, Glasgow has a lot more going on and is a bigger "hub" (probably "the" hub) for Scotland BUT in terms of the look of the city, its easy to see why Edinburgh is the capital for good reason. Glasgow (as a port / Dock city) is a weird combination of very modern areas mixed in with clearly very post-industrial areas, whereas Edinburgh feels and looks a lot more historically significant and "Scottish", and there's clearly more historic wealth gathered there. In the centre anyway. Some of the outlying areas are roughhh. But that's the case for most cities that have wealthy centres, unfortunately.

I was popping in to say Liverpool, glad others thought the same.

Brighton
Rotterdam
Manchester/Birmingham (I'm biased about Brum bc I have family there and visited a lot growing up, but Manc has it's own distinctive and cool culture.)

Anyone saying Manchester must be from there bc it's trash, you'd never say that otherwise :skull:

Literally pointless unless you say what you mean by greatest and even then...

Love Liverpool [emoji178]

Hate to say it but I agree. Everytime I've been I've seen things I don't like.