What city in the USA is most European in style and quality of living?

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Clarification of Question by lovejolie-ga on 06 Apr 2006 20:17 PDT

What city in the USA is most European in style and quality of living? 
A city combined with warm climate, culture and sophistication.  Does
it exist in the USA?

Boston always seems to me the most English but I guess that other
places might seem more French (eg New Orleans), etc.

I don't think that there's anything that's 'European' in style unless
you equate European with bureaucratic muddle as epitomised by the
European Community. Then maybe Washington.

As an American living in Europe and having once spent a few years in
Boston, I would agree that Boston is probably the most European-like
US city.

Define what you consider "European" 
Wherever you are in the USA, it belonged to Europeans at some time ;)

Sorry, sonoritygenius-ga, but is that strictly true?

What about Hawaii and Alaska?

I've heard that the French are particularly fond of San Francisco. I'm
not sure whether this is because it is more "European"-like though. My
guess is that they admire the more relaxed social morales, public
transportation, and generally more politically progressive attitudes.

Ah, Hawaii and Alaska.. I believe paradise should remain seperated from reality ;)

Alaska was a Russian territory, so it was also "European".