In case you didn't know I live in Manchester, England, a really colourful city with a rich history of industry, community spirit, and a colourful nightlife. We have some beautiful architecture left over from the 19th century but we are also striving to create modern art, not only in buildings but in the graffiti in the Northern Quarter, poetry readings, queer performance art and burlesque. There are unique places to shop from vintage sales to alternative shopping centre Afflecks Palace. We have free art galleries, The Science and Industry Museum, and are proud to claim many great writers as our own, many who still write and create today.
What does your city offer and what do you love about it?
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member12345:
I used to live in Prague in the Czech Republic for last 5 years and this year I moved to Adelaide to Sourh Australia. I miss Prague so much, it’s a beautiful city. So compact and cozy. Not too big, not too small either. Amazing historical sites and architecture. Night life is amazing, too. Many good clubs and beers and other alcohol is freaking cheap and tasty. At the moment I’m visiting my friends here beforehand I come back to Adelaide. You should visit Prague, I recommend!!
dragan3:
i live in an old town with a long history we are the site of babes in the woods, its been the site of many historical events including the ket rebellion. its name is both roman and has saxon conotations it means hare and barrel in the roman latin and is also similar to the name woden and is believed to be an anglo saxon corruption of that nbame we have had boudica come through here. so thats Watton, and until 94 it had an RAF base with lots of ghosts from the second world war. As for City my nearest is Norwich which is famous for mustard and delia smith