What is city life like?
No two cities are exactly alike, but each one shares general things in common. Typically, the things that define city life have mostly to do with the challenges, tensions and benefits a high concentration of people living in a finite space can bring.DiversityLarge cities typically boast more ethnically and racially diverse populations than small cities and towns. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, New York City, which boasts a population of 8.3 million, is 44.6 percent white, 25.1 percent black, 11.8 percent Asian and a mixture of other races. Such a diverse make-up means that everyday interactions at work, at play and in the neighborhood involves a diverse array of people.Cultural AttractionsCity life offers endless cultural attractions that cater to the diverse population. For example, Chicago’s Department of Cultural Affairs provides more than 1,800 exhibitions, concerts and other attractions each year.Public TransportationMany medium-to-large cities provide public transportation
