Cities are maybe not my favourites…but I do like to visit larger cities when I’m abroad – for many reasons. Something of what cities mean to me will hopefully show here:
Weekly Travel theme: Cities
Leya
To See a World in a Grain of Sand…
Leya 
Oh yes…shows through loud and clear!! 🙂
PS: I am a big city girl, for all my longing for the slow pace of my hometown 🙂
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I also like the train one the most. 🙂
🙂 Fast it is…
It looks like cities mean chaos to you 🙂 Great shots though
He, he – chaos…maybe. I do think they mean stress and hurry though. Great culture events and many things forbidden!
Lovely! Can feel the buzz of the cities! 🙂
Thank you, Ese!
Wonderful movement!
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Thank you!
I think you’ve captured the pace of a city here!
That would be great – if it is possible to do that!
The moving train photo is my fave. Lovely collection.
I’m glad you like them, thank you.
Indeed, we can see from these great shots that cities are acceptable – they do offer some good things, eh, Ann Christine ? [grin]
He, he, they do…otherwise I would never visit! In fact I love for example London, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Budapest, Rome, Athens, Stockholm, Oslo, Lisboa, Cairo, Wellington, Copenhagen, Reykjavik, Lhasa, Beijing, Berlin, Edinburgh, Amsterdam etc. The many opportunities concerning culture and architecture – it doesn’t have to be the capital city. There are many interesting cities in the world that I maybe never will get the chance to visit of course. I bet I would have loved Sydney!
We are a cultureless lot, Ann Christine: Sydney is mostly beautiful on account of our Harbour. It is my home, though I was not born here; but my favourite city in the world – meaning of those I’ve been to – is Milano.
I can understand your choice – it’s marvellous!
Can you please tell us where you took these gorgeous photos?
OK, I will try…The Shard in London, the ”forbidden” sign in Beijing, the train in London, Galerie des Glaces (Hall of Mirrors?) in Versailles (France), Shakespeare I think was in Scarborough or York and finally people from the Carnival in Lund (Sweden)! I’m glad you liked them!
Thank you!
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