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mtbcI have tickets to be flown from Glasgow, Scotland, to Windsor, Ontario, via Toronto, and it got me to thinking that, aside from Paris, these days I tend not to visit major cities, I just connect through them, London especially given that it does not attract me anyway. I do quite like Toronto: something about the zoning policy seems to have made it pleasantly livable once one is used to sharing the road with the trams.
Before I became a dual citizen I would have to visit cities for visa reasons: of course the US Embassy in London, but once I was in the US certain visa operations could still be done only abroad so from Ohio we would drive up to the US Consulate in Toronto or wherever to perform them. Actually, one of our more recent visits to Edinburgh was to the US Consulate, though I don't yet foresee further reasons to pay such visits.
Before I became a dual citizen I would have to visit cities for visa reasons: of course the US Embassy in London, but once I was in the US certain visa operations could still be done only abroad so from Ohio we would drive up to the US Consulate in Toronto or wherever to perform them. Actually, one of our more recent visits to Edinburgh was to the US Consulate, though I don't yet foresee further reasons to pay such visits.
