BERLIN
“It is a new city, the newest I have ever seen. Chicago would seem venerable beside it. The next factor that strikes one is the spaciousness, the roominess of the city. There is no other city, in any country, whose streets are so generally wide. Only parts of Chicago are stately and beautiful, whereas all of Berlin is stately, and it is not merely in parts but uniformly beautiful” - Mark Twain, about 1890.
