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Manchester. Firstly, its because I was born there. I like it because it has a nice tram system and easy to navigate bus system, great for getting around. It has 2 great railway stations, Manchester Piccadilly (Historically London Road Station) is the main one providing most services. Manchester Victoria is attached to the MEN arena which is awesome They do shows and concerts and stuff there. Also the city has heritage, nicknamed Cottonopolis, as it was One of the main cities in the industrial revolution, along with neighbor Liverpool which is full of scousers(Liverpudlians). At the moment I reside in an Manchester overflow town, overflow towns were towns built around the cities to accommodate the large number of workers for the factories so a lot of people are Mancunian descendants. I live in Cheshire which some people would think is posh, trust me, you get creeps around here, but suppose you get them everywhere. But that's what makes it interesting.

York is a great city. It is very small for a city but it has a massive cathedral. Its a lovely historic city in the heart of Yorkshire. It has a great Victorian Railway Station and just next to it is a model railway and on the other side is a railway museum which is There is a nice place in york called the shambles which the image is below, its very very narrow. There is lots to do in york, its a great city to visit.



London I like because of its buildings and landmarks, I like going round site seeing. I like the tube its and the complex train network running from all sides of the city, there's over a dozen railways stations within London. London also has a tram system in Croyden, not as cool as Manchester's Metrolink though. I think ill leave it there