Three words...

...to describe your city.

Milano - metropolitan, cold, confusing

 

Aschaffenburg - nice, expensive, "bavarian Nice" (The city at the Cote d'Azur is called Nice, isn't it? It's "Nizza" in German)

 

London - Grey, fast-paced, multicultural

 

Naples - lively, fun, unique

 

Didn't you live in Milano 2 Posts ago?

 

I live in Milan, but the first 15 years of my life were spent in Naples

 

Fladungen: tiny,hidden,rhön

 

Dublin (although I only work there, thanks be to god!):

Dirty, expensive, shithole.

 

Ermont: (where I live) : tiny, boring,and that's all it is!

 

3 terms, not 3 words, ok?

Aalborg:

1) Industrial history, 2) academic strategy, 3) alienation of its citizens.

 

Paris: (just beside): Lively, multicultural, living-museum(haha I made up that last)

 

Madrid: history, fun, great nightlife everynight

 

I live in VILNIUS, capital of Lithuania, in city there I born.......

So I can say it's comfortable, beautiful, but there is some poblems with cold climate

 

I wouldn't fancy any of Vilnius this time of year alright I'd say it'd be freezing although Riga and Talinn wouldn't be much better either, I'd just avoid all the Baltic states in winter! What's the weather like in Summer over there?

 

I think that there are no many differents were to be in Ireland or in Lithuania......I think these two countries have similar climate....
About summer...sometimes it's really hot, that you can feel like somewhere in south Europe...., but sometimes it can be really cold.....Though I like Lithuania, but I would like to live in warmer place.For example in my dream country Spain....

 

In winter in ireland is rarely goes below 0 C, it's quite mild. I would also love to live in Spain, it is a lovely country.

 

Lisbon... Alive, historic, awesome!

 

Than I was wrong......... Lithuania and Ireland climate is a little bit different...Here in Lithuania all winter is bellow O C..... And often very very coold....for example right now

 

leipzig - lively, rocking, comfortable

 

Washington, England:
A Failed Experiment!