I get the boston/SF comparison for all of their intangible similarities, but I think I'm just WAY too oriented to architecture/built environment to really buy it.
When I'm in one, I know I'm not in the other, and vice versa.
But both are really fantastic! Two of my faves for sure.
From the OP's poll options, I might go with Denver/Minneapolis.
Yeah, the mountains outside of denver have no counterpart in minnesota, and minneapolis has the whole second downtown thing with its twin, St. Paul, but if we concentrate on just the cities themselves, IMO they pair the best overall from that list.
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