[ SECRET POST #5891 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5891 ⌋

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Re: Solo trip

[(Anonymous)]

Frankly, very few U.S. cities are going to have good public transportation systems by European standards. New York City is your best bet. Everywhere else will be tricky, because most people rely on cars at least part of the time and the bus systems aren't great here. Some larger systems have commuter systems (rail that runs from suburbs to downtown) and a limited navigation of the city, plus bus systems. Chicago might work, for example.

Re: Solo trip

[(Anonymous)]

Ironically, DC is probably the city that has the best public transportation system IME. Lived there for years without a car because I literally never needed one.

Re: Solo trip

[(Anonymous)]

I enjoy DC but have been there recently.

Re: Solo trip

[(Anonymous)]

In that case, I would say from personal experience that both Philly and New York are decent when it comes to the combination of public transportation + museums. Boston has some nice museums but as I haven't used the public transportation there, I can't weigh in on whether it's good or not. Chicago has decent public transportation but I've never been to the museums there, so that's another "maybe."

Re: Solo trip

[(Anonymous)]

Having both been to some of Chicago's museums and taken public transport to get to them, I can say it's fairly easy to do (especially since there is the Museum Campus on the lake where you have a few museums all right next to each other and a dedicated L stop for it). The Museum of Science and Industry is a bit of an outlier and requires a Metra train to get there, but everything else that I'm aware of is accessible via the L.

Re: Solo trip

[philstar22]

Yup. I lived there for a summer internship and also have taken several trips there. Great public transportation. I didn't drive at that point at all.