Undoubtedly, this city is the most best city on Earth, this place means something important for each of us, someone was born here and spent happy childhood years, someone met his first love, someone who achieved his first victory, someone realized his first cherished dream. Friends, I congratulate everyone on the Day of our city and I want to wish a peaceful sky over our heads, bright good, kindness, mutual respect and wonderful opportunities for growth and development.

I wish every inhabitant of our wonderful city happiness, prosperity and kindness! Let our city prosper day after day, develop and become only better in every sense of the word! Let all residents and guests of our city enjoy every minute spent here!

From the bottom of my heart I congratulate you on the City Day and I want to wish the eternal prosperity of this wonderful corner of the planet. May life here be cheerful and happy, may children laugh loudly, may young people study successfully and work bravely, may everyone here feel like a demanded and important figure, may there be honor and respect for all old people. Let the city grow, develop and occupy special place in the hearts of its inhabitants.

Happy City Day! We wish every resident or guest of our city to be happy, live in abundance and prosperity. Let everyone have their own beautiful story, which took place on the streets of his beloved city. We are our city!

Happy City Day! Let it develop, be comfortable and interesting for residents and guests. Let there be a lot good places where you can relax and learn something new. Let every resident be happy that he lives here!

Wish your city like spring garden, flourished and became more beautiful year by year. Let it always be clean, beautiful and joyful from the kind smiles of passers-by on your beloved native streets. I wish you stable prosperity, rising living standards and firm confidence in a happy and bright future. Happy City Day!

I congratulate you on City Day and wish you to love your city with all your heart, to be proud of your history and people with all your heart. May this corner of the planet be swept with snowdrifts of joy in winter, may your city bloom with beauty in spring, may everyone in this city smile and enjoy summer, may this city be painted with bright colors of dreaminess in autumn. All love and prosperity.

Let everything in our city, dear countrymen, always be great! I wish every resident of the city to live happily in goodness and prosperity, never get sick and easily realize all their goals and dreams! Let our city develop, grow and prosper! Happy City Day everyone!

I congratulate you on City Day and sincerely wish that there will always be peace and celebration here, that this corner of the planet be a place for happy meetings and joyful events, that our city always flourishes and gives every citizen good hope for the fulfillment of a cherished dream.

Dear comrades, today is a special holiday, a holiday for all of us. I congratulate you on City Day and with all my heart I want to wish that we be friendly and united, that our efforts, aspirations, strengths and hopes help our city develop and flourish. May everyone here be happy, loved and successful in their work. All peace and goodness.

write poems about the city only a person who is sincerely attached to his small homeland, who knows this area inside and out, can. Only in this case is he able to convey all the uniqueness created by the same people. We know a lot of poems about the city, which is the capital of Russia - about Moscow, about the city that rightfully deserved the status cultural capital- about St. Petersburg. (Although someone, perhaps, only at the word "Leningrad" feels warmth, he is embraced by memories of joys and sorrows.) But we are no less interested in poems about cities, the names of which we learn only from such works. All this literary work has one thing in common: wherever a person lives, he considers the city where he spent his childhood, youth, maturity, the best on earth.

Urban lyrics can be filled with luxurious epithets, graceful metaphors. This is a desire to elevate, glorify your beloved city. However, closest to the reader were and remain simple words a person who walks aimlessly down the street and notices small but very important details. Of these, in fact, the very same “real city life” consists. Principle “what I see, I sing” in poems about the city especially welcome. Here everything is seen without embellishment, and we ourselves can make the right picture in our imagination.

Reading city poems, we can discover new sides of different places around the world unknown to us. Or maybe someone such works will be able to inspire thoughts about the journey? One way or another, we see the city through the prism of the author's perception. And this is doubly interesting.

Baku is a great hard worker, tarred by harsh winds, wiping off salty sweat with his strong tanned hands.

He read the city like a book, like a story about invisible buildings absorbed in history.

Once I saw an old man in the mountains, He chose a cave, the whole world is dust for him. I said: “Why don’t you go to the city? You will find solace for the soul there. He said: "There the houris are as tender as dreams, There is such mud that elephants will get stuck."

A city occupied by the enemy is like a girl who has lost her innocence.

A wise man should not stop in a city that does not have five things: first, a just sovereign, a strict and powerful ruler; secondly, flowing waters and rich lands; thirdly, scholars who have practical knowledge and are endowed with moderation; fourthly, skillful and compassionate healers; fifthly, generous benefactors.

I saw the city, the city was great. There people lived, angry on the tongue. They always slandered each other, There the youth scolded and the old man. In that city they shouted and yelled And wonderfully lived under the general cry.

For any more or less anxious person, a native city ... is something very unnative, a place of memories, sadness, pettiness, shame, temptation, a waste of energy.

The native of Serif told Themistocles that he owed his fame not to himself, but to his city. “Your truth,” answered Themistocles, “just as I would not have become famous if I had been a native of Serif, so would you if you were an Athenian.”

You will never know how wonderful your hometown is until you leave there for a while.

The evil king, nationalism and stalls cannot be endured, the beauty and convenience of the city cannot be recognized. The cognitive dissonance.

We managed to negotiate even with the Petliurites, but with this new governor Almazov - no luck! - We have the first case when a stray got up in Odessa. - Wait, Misha, but what about Duc de Richelieu? He did make Odessa out of Odessa. - Oh, do not equal me with an intelligent Frenchman with a Siberian felt boot. What does he have of value, Syoma? - The governor has "Russia" in Odessa. Well, that's the name of a newspaper. - Oh, don't tell me my eyebrows. In Odessa, a newspaper has long been valuable only for wrapping a fish.

There are too many residents in our city, too many visitors, too many cars. Everyone is in a hurry somewhere, everyone is late somewhere, there is hustle and bustle everywhere, queues, but still I love this city, this is my city, this is a very good city.

Nevsky Prospekt, like any other avenue, is a public avenue; that is: an avenue for the circulation of the public (not air, for example).

Are you in town for the first time? - I've seen almost all of Woody Allen's films, does that count? - No, they do not smell of garbage and broken hopes.

Mmm, Saratov. How I love Saratov. Such a wonderful city - Saratov.

How is Silver City? - Still Silver, and still a city. - And how is our family there? I heard Uriel grew a mustache. - Come on?! - I don't know, I'm stuck here, but you should know. “I haven't been there for a couple of years, Luci. - And where have you been? Certainly not wandered among the people. Wait, you've been flying back and forth all this time like some bum in feathers?

How much longer? - Several blocks. - This place is so sad. - I like this. High buildings, a diverse culture... - ...and a narrow-minded people who are easily robbed. There are people like that in every city. - “Oh, Emerald, mistress of thieves! Please don't take my money! I don't even have a penny!" - ... - Nerd.

Before you - quotes, aphorisms and witty sayings about cities. This is a rather interesting and extraordinary selection of the most real "pearls of wisdom" on this topic. Here are collected entertaining witticisms and sayings, clever thoughts of philosophers and well-aimed phrases of the masters of the colloquial genre, brilliant words of great thinkers and original statuses from social networks, as well as much more...

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In a small town, people are willing to sympathize with other people's troubles, and if you don't have them, they will gladly fix it.

A fashionable building in ten years will lose its youth and become obsolete. It will become less unpleasant to the eye in two hundred years, when the fashion will be forgotten.
Stendhal.

If these old walls could talk, how boring they would be!
Robert Benchley.

AT big city you can see more, but in a small one you can hear more.
Jean Cocteau.

Machines spawned the suburbs and killed the city.
Cyril Northcote Parkinson.

New York is a city where a car and good manners are of little use to a person.
Minion McLaughlin.

New York: a city where everyone rebels, but no one despairs.
Harry Hershfield.

Venice is like a box of chocolates and liquor eaten in one sitting.
Truman Capote.

Paris is an inhabited loneliness.
Francois Mauriac.

Buildings should be good neighbors for a person.
Paul Tyree.

This is a world famous person in our city.

Geneva is the largest small city in the world.
De La Reve.

When I come to Paris, I only dine in a restaurant on eiffel tower. This is the only place where this monstrous structure is not visible.
William Morris.

I cannot resent the act of Herostratus until I see the architecture of the temple of Diana in Ephesus.
Stanislav Jerzy Lec

Venice would be a wonderful city if drained.
Attributed to Ulysses Grant.

Dressed in this way, and not otherwise, a woman promises herself to a greater or lesser extent. A provincial woman trying to follow the fashion in Paris promises herself in the most absurd form and thereby ridicules herself. Provincial women who come to Paris should first dress as if they were already thirty years old.
Stendhal.

Her eyes are quite beautiful for a provincial.
Jean Baptiste Gresse.

And the dog in the capital barks more centrally.
Stanislav Jerzy Lec.

A girl can rather count on success in the capital, a guy in the provinces.

A doctor can bury his mistake, an architect can only cover the walls with ivy.
Frank Lloyd Wright.

Solitude must be sought in large cities.
Rene Descartes.

Moscow became the capital thanks to its advantageous geographic location between south, north, east and west.
From the work of a Petersburg schoolboy.

A small town is locality in which everyone knows everything about everyone but buys the local newspaper to find out what the editor dares to write about.
Danny Kay.

A small town is a place where, with all your will, you cannot go where you should not be.
Alexander Walcott.

London is a wonderful place to live if you can get away from it.
Arthur Balfour.

It is not enough to be a genius, one must also live in the capital.
Arkady Davidovich.

Killers and architects always return to the scene of the crime.
Peter Ustinov.

Los Angeles: Seventy-Two Suburbs in Search of a City.
Dorothy Parker.

Painting is an art to look at; sculpture is an art that can be walked around; architecture is an art that one can pass through.
Dan Rice.

A city in which you are unlucky always seems uninteresting in architecture.
Emil Krotky.

A small town is a nice place where the neighbors keep an eye on your wife.

The collection includes phrases and quotes about the city and the village:

• I looked at the clock - it was past five in the morning, but neither she nor I even felt sleepy, for there was a neurosis in the air of this city, which the inhabitants there take for energy. Evelyn Waugh. Return to Brideshead.
• Hello! is this CC? Whites in the city! Film "Deja Vu"
• I began to vaguely understand how much tempting a big city is fraught with: wealth, grace, comfort - everything that can adorn a woman. Theodore Dreiser. Sister Kerry
• In a big city you can see more, but in a small city you can hear more. Jean Cocteau

• I know them all: they are all swindlers, the whole city is like that: a swindler sits on a swindler and drives a swindler. Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol. Dead Souls.
• There is no less intelligence in the provinces than in Paris, but in most cases he remains unemployed here. Etienne Rey
• The brighter the city, the darker its shadow... Edge of the Void: Garden of Sinners: Murder Investigation
• Where I was carried for three days - I don’t remember, but I left for the city of Saratov. Film "GongOfer"
• A metropolitan resident for a provincial woman is the same as for a metropolitan resident - a man from higher spheres. J. La Bruyère
• The city is the teacher of man. Civilization V
• The walls of cities are built from the wreckage of village houses. At the sight of each palace being built in the capital, I seem to see how the whole region is being ruined. Jean Jacques Rousseau
• Two capitals cannot equally flourish in one state, just as two hearts do not exist in the human body. Alexander Pushkin
• For some time now, I have taken the words “My dear capital” exclusively literally ...
• The village fled to the city, capturing the capital. Arkady Davidovich
• A province is not a place, but a state of mind. Manfred Rommel
• And the dog in the capital barks more centrally. Stanislav Jerzy Lec
• 
  Provincialism is a pronounced feeling of capitalism. Gennady Malkin
• Every city has its own smell. And the smell of each thing betrays its provincial homeland. Elsa Triolet. Luna park
• Paris is a populated desert; a provincial town is a desert without loneliness. François Mauriac
• What a blessing that in the sleeping areas they live like in a remote province. Otherwise, it would be impossible to get to the good, but, having reached it, not to get there. However, that's just the misfortune, that's why you have to go somewhere. Elena Ermolova
• He lives in the capital, and the province in it. Savo Martinovich
• A small town is a nice place where the neighbors keep an eye on your wife.
• Night city. In a light fog, the light of the streets is washed out - this is how a short-sighted or crying person sees the lanterns. Or a wretch with no prospects. Elchin Safarli. You were promised to me
• Minin and Pozharsky will save Moscow from Russia! Arkady Davidovich
• A small town is a place where you can't go where you shouldn't be, no matter how much you want to. Alexander Walcott
• Moscow collects extremes. The smartest, the most sincere, the richest give away the surplus, and it turns out that happiness and unhappiness to the maximum turn into a mass prosperous middle. Elena Ermolova
• On the outskirts, in the capital, a hundred people are hanging around: the door to the capital is being boarded up. Vladimir Borisov
• Moscow ... how much in this sound For the heart of the Russian merged! How much resonated in it! Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin. Eugene Onegin
• I hope the horses of light find me in Cincinnati. Everything comes ten years later. Will Rogers

• I was offered from the provinces to write cheaper thoughts for them for a smaller fee. Stanislav Jerzy Lec
• A small town is such a locality where everyone knows everything about everyone, but they buy a local newspaper to find out what the editor dared to write about .. Danny Kay
• It is not enough to be a genius, one must also live in the capital. Arkady Davidovich
• Dressed in this way, and not otherwise, a woman promises herself to a greater or lesser extent. A provincial woman trying to follow the fashion in Paris promises herself in the most absurd form and thereby ridicules herself. Provincial women who come to Paris should first dress as if they were already thirty years old. Stendhal
• Culture is born in the provinces, degenerates in the capitals, and in this form returns to the provinces. Henrik Worzell
• He read the city like a book, like a story about invisible buildings absorbed in history. Seis Noteboom
• Moscow became the capital due to its advantageous geographical position - between the south, north, east and west.
• Anyone can become the most popular person in the city if they find a small enough city.
• It seems to be very important for the city to be able to talk to people in a language they understand. Max Fry. big cart
• Of a hundred faces, my capital, the rest - the limit! Vladimir Borisov
• The provincial tone is always harsh, it appeals not to the spirit and intellect, but to blood, to feelings ... it prefers not to persuade, but to scold. M. Arnold
• The earth's axis passes through the center of every city and town in the world. Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.