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Santa Fe has been named one of America’s snobbiest cities by Travel + Leisure. Readers of the site ranked Santa Fe the fifth-snobbiest city in the nation, tied with Seattle, in its annual 2013 America’s Favorite City Survey.
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In this category, there are no winners, but Santa Fe ranks in the top five.
Santa Fe has been named one of America’s snobbiest cities by Travel + Leisure.
Readers of the site ranked Santa Fe the fifth-snobbiest city in the nation, tied with Seattle, in its annual 2013 America’s Favorite City Survey.
The survey factored in some of the great determiners of nose-in-the-airedness, including “a reputation for aloof and smarty-pants residents,” as well as artisanal coffee houses, “conspicuous eco-consciousness” and more, to determine its high-falutin’ champs.
The city has more than 200 art galleries and some of the best highbrow entertainment around, such as the Santa Fe Opera. But it ranked near the bottom of the site’s list for the number of sports bars.
The snobbiest city? San Francisco, followed by New York City, Boston and Minneapolis/St. Paul.
Representatives from the Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau couldn’t immediately be reached for comment Monday.
Considering the population of Santa Fe versus the larger cities ranking in the top five, is it safe to safe to say Santa Fe is the most snobbish per capita?
Check out the rankings and decide for yourself.
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