It would be great if all of these said which city they are, not just some of them.

No idea where most of these are since very few bothered to provide locations.

Proving once again how much money and space is wasted on cars. The most beautiful places are the ones build for people.

Do that where I live and it'll be the other way around. Downtown was a successful business district for 100 years. Then they redesigned parking so there was less of it. My dad have a store on Main St and told the city they were making a mistake, that all they were actually doing was chasing away customers, that people would not park in their big lot they created 2-5 blocks away from the stores. Then they started Octoberfest and required businesses to be open so the shoplifters could rob them blind. Then came the new mall. While it did bring in some new businesses to there was only one from downtown that could afford the rent (Belk) and only 2 from the old mall (Radio Shack and Fashion Bug). The mall failed, Belk and Joanne's Fabrics being the only survivors. The only business to survive downtown is Sherwin Williams. Downtown is pretty much a ghost town. What businesses there are, occupy buildings that aren't far from being condemned and the owners pretty much refuse maintenance.