Syracuse (Nueva York): el ambiente
Vídeos de quienes fueron, reproducidos aquí mismo, con lo que dijeron los espectadores debajo. No forma parte de la puntuación.
El veredicto
Dividido · 56Syracuse genera reacciones genuinamente mixtas: los residentes defienden su centro, su gastronomía y su naturaleza, mientras que los visitantes y los comentaristas señalan inviernos duros, declive económico y preocupaciones por la delincuencia.
- arquitectura y encanto del centro
- escena gastronómica y restaurantes locales
- naturaleza y recreación al aire libre
- comunidad y vecinos amables
- universidades y vida cultural
- inviernos largos y duros con mucha nieve
- declive económico tras la pérdida de la industria manufacturera
- preocupaciones por la delincuencia y la pobreza
- costes de vivienda en las nuevas construcciones
- retratos en vídeo considerados unilaterales
- Los inviernos son largos, pero los locales se adaptan y disfrutan de la estación
- El centro y la escena gastronómica son mejores de lo que la gente espera
- El declive económico es real, pero los barrios varían mucho
- La seguridad depende en gran medida de qué zona de la ciudad se trate
- Las actividades al aire libre y los lagos cercanos hacen que valga la pena
Leído de 5 vídeos, 40 comentarios y 0 publicaciones el 2026-11-08; el resumen lo escribe un modelo de lenguaje y puede malinterpretar el sarcasmo.
SYRACUSE, New York: One Of The POOREST Cities In The U.S.A.? (What We Actually Saw)
Joe & Nic's Road Trip · 1.7M visualizaciones · 2023
Lo que dijeron los espectadores
“Syracuse, NY is the snowiest city in North America with a population of 50k or more. We average 125 inches a season. Already at 127 inches this season, with a month and a half yet to go.”
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“My daughter graduated from Syracuse University, I’m enjoying your commentary…it’s a beautiful downtown. I miss Syracuse, forever a special place.”
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“The city where I was born. I lived here until I was 12. My biggest memory-snow baby, snow!”
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“Had to respond to your Wegmans comment. I lived in Houston, 10yrs, and I remember fondly of Wegmans (from when I lived in Buffalo). Wegmans is one of the top rated supermarket in the US, and has been for awhile. Depending on the list HEB an”
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“I grew up in Syracuse. Dad used to take us fishing on Whites Bridge on a still existing section of the Erie Canal. We used to catch small fish. My brother caught a snapping turtle and I caught my Dad in the back and our dog in the tail whil”
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“My son and I had the pleasure of visiting downtown Syracuse while being here as a Traveling Medical employee at upstate University Hospital from Florida. We’ve been here on a seven month contract and I must say the downtown area is really b”
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“I am 54. Born and raised here. Syracuse used to vibrant, with a great downtown. Once the big manufacturing jobs went, so did the economy. Carrier, Syracuse China, General Motors. So many others. I work for a non-profit, the poverty is heart”
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“Born and raised in Syracuse and lived here most of my life. Even though a lot of people say they wouldn’t come here in the winter, downtown looks pretty amazing around Christmas time with the tree and lights and ice skating rink.”
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“So glad you visited Syracuse. I hope we treated you well. A couple of things: the county name is pronounced On-on-dah-gah. It's named for the Onondaga native people, one of tribes of the Iroquois Nation, many of whom live on Nation territor”
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“I didn't grow up in Syracuse but I moved here 36 years ago and have been here ever since. When I saw the title I thought this was going to be a video about how bad it is here. I was glad to see that you posted more about the good parts. The”
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Encontrado con una búsqueda en YouTube de la ciudad y “digital nomad”, recogido el 2026-11-08; los títulos, descripciones y comentarios son de sus autores y enlazan al original.