In one picture, there is a rail line, a stadium, a casino, a leafy boulevard, some large sculptures, public transport (busses running in the early morning) and parking sports. Actual open parking spots! Even the park benches are nice. Not stupid anti-homeless structures but plain benches where people can actually sit comfortably. And the buildings, at least a half-dozen different styles in one photo. There are so many reasons why none of that is possible in north america.
Believe me you don't want to live in Katowice, trust the locals [1]. Nowadays the city is a vehicle where cash is allocated into real estate and nothing more.
Demographically the city received once in a century opportunity - millennials - and they basically kicked them out from the city in the 1990s and 2000s.
You might like Melbourne, Federation square is beside Art galleries, trams, heritage train station, casino across the river, stadiums a short journey, though empty parking spots would be rare.
You just cited most cities in Europe. Except the one you want to live in is probably one of the ones where Europeans wouldn't actually want to live (due to, but not only, pollution).
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I want to live in that city!
In one picture, there is a rail line, a stadium, a casino, a leafy boulevard, some large sculptures, public transport (busses running in the early morning) and parking sports. Actual open parking spots! Even the park benches are nice. Not stupid anti-homeless structures but plain benches where people can actually sit comfortably. And the buildings, at least a half-dozen different styles in one photo. There are so many reasons why none of that is possible in north america.
Believe me you don't want to live in Katowice, trust the locals [1]. Nowadays the city is a vehicle where cash is allocated into real estate and nothing more.
[1] - https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/pl/timeline/5rtkk72xw...
Demographically the city received once in a century opportunity - millennials - and they basically kicked them out from the city in the 1990s and 2000s.
I remember smelling the coal the moment I stepped off the plane. I was there for work a few times, unfortunately only in the winter.
You might like Melbourne, Federation square is beside Art galleries, trams, heritage train station, casino across the river, stadiums a short journey, though empty parking spots would be rare.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federation_Square
Problem is the most retarded gouvernement in the world that goes with this place...
You just cited most cities in Europe. Except the one you want to live in is probably one of the ones where Europeans wouldn't actually want to live (due to, but not only, pollution).