Sentences with phrase «boasts city culture»

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Boasting the best of both worlds, this world - class city has beautiful beaches and a thriving urban hub of culture and activities.

Known as the City Different, Santa Fe boasts a strong arts presence, and is a self - described melting pot for Hispanic, Anglo, and Native American cultures.

Charlotte even boasts a major airport, Charlotte Douglas, which helps to increase the accessibility and culture of the city.

These are the cities that don't boast an international airport, but have a rich culture and history.

Certainly Parisiens have a lot to be proud of — their city is beautiful in its architecture and language and though beret clad men still play boules along its river, today's Paris can boast a multi-cultural offering in its eclectic cuisine, music and cultures.

Better known as the «Mother City», Cape Town boasts a cosmopolitan fusion of cultures, cuisines, landscapes and design.

Places like St. Petersburg or the cities of the Golden Ring boast so much in art and culture that it would take near d...

Melbourne — This cosmopolitan city boasts a flourishing arts and music scene, packed full of galleries, live music venues and alternative culture.

The old façades of the city's most famous laneways, Hosier Lane and Flinders Lane, boast stunning frescos of urban art, demonstrating the intense artistic life that can be found in Melbourne, Sydney's rival for the coveted title of the capital of culture.

Dublin is a busy, friendly city which boasts plenty of rich culture and history.

Kyoto city, Japan's former capital and ongoing center of traditional arts and culture, boasts over 3000 temples, shrines and castles.

Capital of South Australia, Adelaide is a coastal city that boasts a vibrant contemporary lifestyle, composed of the Arts, culture, festivals and sporting events, alongside its proudly preserved history, for which it is known as the «City of Churches&raqcity that boasts a vibrant contemporary lifestyle, composed of the Arts, culture, festivals and sporting events, alongside its proudly preserved history, for which it is known as the «City of Churches&raqCity of Churches».

Apart from the endless Puszta, or the Pannonian Steppe, where csikosok — Hungary's sturdy cowboys — still ride, Hungary possesses a number of charming cathedrals, renowned spa culture, medieval castles and numerous cities, which boast some of the finest Baroque, Gothic and Art Nouveau architecture in Europe.

The town of Manacor is 18 km away offering you all that you could want in terms of bars shops and restaurants or for those wanting to take in some Majorcan culture, Palma city is approximately a 40 minute drive away with its Gothic style cathedral built overlooking the sea and boasting the largest rose window in Europe.

Boasting a charming and picturesque location in Córdoba, within 300 metres of the Cathedral, the Lineros 38 Hostal is the right accommodation choice to experience the atmosphere of this fabulous UNESCO Andalusian city, meeting point of the Christian, Arab and Jewish cultures.

Even as BC's capitol city boasts astonishing commuter stats — at 5.9 % Victoria has basically three times more bike commuters than other Canadian cities outside of BC — the Motor Vehicle Act, RSB 1996 c. 318 is a misfit for BC's cycling culture.

While Seattle, the birthplace of Starbucks, holds the mantle of king of coffee culture, where the Emerald City boasts nearly 1,700 cafes — 253 per 100,000 residents — other cities came out ahead per capita, according to data.

It is the 8th largest city in the U.S. and boasts a burgeoning arts and culture scene.