Virginia, Eastern:
Located in the cities of Williamsburg, Norge, and Toano
If you are already living in Williamsburg VA, you know its unique appeal! The lifestyle includes a mild climate, a flourishing economy, and countless opportunities for outdoor recreation. Williamsburg and the Historic Triangle areas retain a distinctly Colonial character in tandem with a desire for steady growth and development. A sense of history, excellent cultural and recreational attractions, a scenic rural countryside and a forward-thinking outlook combine to create a dynamic home-town atmosphere! Williamsburg is located just 150 miles south of Washington DC, midway between Richmond and Norfolk.
The wide range of career opportunities here includes all types of businesses supporting tourism, education, and health care industries. Colonial Williamsburg is an employer that serves a particular skill set within the local economy, and The College of William and Mary is located here as well. Housing options are plentiful, offering everything from apartments and condominiums, to homes in traditional neighborhoods and planned communities like New Town. Williamsburg was also rated by Money Magazine as one of the best places to retire! With a myriad of Things to Do in Williamsburg, Unique Events and Attractions, Williamsburg continues to be a very appealing city!
Illinois
Located in the City of Chicago – Buena Park
Buena Park is a neighborhood bounded by Montrose Avenue, Irving Park Road, Graceland Cemetery and Lake Shore Drive. At the core of the neighborhood is the Hutchinson Street Historic District, a tree-lined stretch several blocks long featuring mansions that make up “one of the best collections of Prairie-style architecture in the city.”[9] It is in sharp contrast to the skyscrapers that populate the area around it. It can be accessed from the Sheridan stop on the CTA’s Red Line.
Robert A. Waller developed Buena Park starting in 1887 by subdividing his property. The site of the original Waller home now holds St. Mary of the Lake church (built in 1917). Buena Park pre-dates the remainder of Uptown by a number of years. Buena Park is also home to one of the most active neighborhood organizations in Chicago: Buena Park Neighbors. Chicago’s Buena Park straddles Uptown—providing soccer and athletic fields, a segment of the Chicago lakefront bicycle/running path, Montrose Point Bird Sanctuary (“The Magic Hedge”), a sledding hill, Puptown Dog Park, Wilson Skatepark and Waveland (Marovitz) Golf Course to the south. Also in the Uptown portion of Lincoln Park is Montrose Beach, which includes a dog beach at its northern edge,[20] and Montrose Harbor, a marina for local and transient boaters and home to the Chicago Corinthian Yacht Club.[21] Two parks, which are inland parts of lakefront Lincoln Park, are located just west of Lake Shore Drive. Called Clarendon Park and Margate Park, each feature athletic fields, children’s playgrounds and indoor sports facilities.[22][23] Chase Park, located on the west side of Clark Street at Leland Avenue, has indoor and outdoor athletic facilities, as well as an outdoor pool and tennis courts.
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Germany
Located in the City of Würzburg, State of Bavaria
Würzburg lies at about equal distance (120 kilometer, or 75 miles) between Frankfurt am Main and Nuremberg. Although the city of Würzburg is not part of the Landkreis Würzburg, i.e. the county or district of Würzburg, it is the seat of the district’s administration. The city’s population is 133,501 as of 31 December 2017. Würzburg is mainly known as the Jewel in the Crown of the Romantisch Strassen (scenic Romantic Road) through Bavaria. Vineyards, cathedrals, a Baroque palace, and massive fortress above the Main River are only a few of the attractions. It is a very pedestrian friendly city, with lots of interesting stores on and around the Markt Place. Its largest employers are the Julius-Maximilians-University which is one of the oldest universities in Germany, first founded in 1402 and the municipality.
Würzburg is home of the oldest Pizzeria in Germany. Nick di Camillo opened his restaurant named “Bier- und Speisewirtschaft Capri” on 24 March 1952.
The largest private employer is world market leader Koenig & Bauer, a maker of printing machines. Würzburg is also the capital of the German wine region Franconia which is famous for its mineralic dry white wines especially from the Silvaner grape. Würzburger brewery is also a popular pilsner beer worldwide.
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