00:00We asked our loyal readers to rank the top 15 cities in the United States and
00:03their answers might surprise you, so let's get into it. Coming in at number
00:0614 is Boston, Massachusetts. As a native New Englander myself, I think this one
00:10totally deserves a spot on the list. Steeped in so much culture and history,
00:13our readers say this is a capital city every American should visit at least once
00:17in their lifetime. Asheville, North Carolina has made a major comeback since
00:20devastating floods last fall and they need visitors now more than ever. Plan a
00:24trip around the city's craft breweries, funky art scene, and nearby hiking trails.
00:27An eighth place is the good old Big Apple. The city that never sleeps needs no
00:31introduction really, but it's the unrivaled theater scene that keeps our
00:34readers coming back time and time again. And Mamma Mia just came back on Broadway,
00:37so that's reason enough to plan a trip. After 12 straight years at the top of the
00:40list, Charleston came in at number three this year, but there's still so much to
00:43adore from the southern hospitality to the incredible food scene. And finally,
00:47coming in at number one, the best city in the United States is Santa Fe, New Mexico.
00:51Speaking from personal experience, I can say that the oldest state capital is
00:55unlike anywhere else in the United States. There's this deep rooted Native American
00:59culture in the city where you'll find Pueblo style buildings instead of
01:02skyscrapers and green chiles incorporated into every dish possible. Our readers have
01:06spoken. Did they get it right? Let us know in the comments.
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