Constance Hill doesn't want to be called a suburb, says city travel coordinator Flossie Turbo.
"We want to make our own name and be our own special metro area," Turbo tells the Gazette. "Those other towns can be suburbs! We're growing into an independent powerhouse."
It's hard to argue that, considering Constance Hill's unique charms and room for growth. A city of 70,000 bordering three larger locales, Constance Hill has often been lost in the mix for many Midlandians. But, when you scratch the surface and really look at Constance Hill, you find a city with a lot of character. Take a tour with me through the sights of Constance Hill.
We start with an overview of the dense urban core of Constance Hill, looking south towards Fina Bay. Though Flossie Turbo may not want to call Constance Hill a suburb, evidence might indicate otherwise, considering the bustle of activity along the north border with Industry Haven. Also, tourists should note that Industry Haven's subway system extends south into Constance Hill, with over six stations in the city core.
Airport Hill is Constance Hill's newest area, and has swanky shopping options that compete directly with the hoitiest of boutiques in Midlandia. Business travelers to the city's airport will find that there is no shortage of shops, restaurants, and bars that cater to the jet setting businesswoman or man visiting the city. Especially worth noting is the unique Business Train that follows the city's actual rail line at the north end of Airport Hill.
Sports is at a high-water mark in Constance Hill, too, with the construction of the new stadium for the Constance Hill Triremes minor league soccer team. Take in an afternoon game and then walk along the beach just north of the stadium.
Constance Hill is home to several unique businesses as well. Amelia's Cat Cafe, a concept new to Midlandia, is a restaurant/coffee bar where patrons can enjoy lattes and upscale dishes while cuddling a number of the cafe's cats. Flossie Turbo says that the city's stress levels instantly went down 10% following the addition of the Cat Cafe.
Business is booming in Constance Hill thanks to a very tax friendly government boasting some of the lowest business taxes in the region. Though Constance Hill did struggle with balancing its income with its outflow until recently, the government made corrections that have kept business alive while still preserving city services. Here's a view of the business district:
There is no shortage of unique architecture to be found in Constance Hill as well. The hills of the city are no euphemism, either, large rolling hills that climb into the southern skies. Several travel blogs and features have commented on the beautiful skyline view from the top of many of Constance Hill's taller buildings.
Yes, you can find everything you're looking for in Constance Hill, including a healthy base of luxury living. Curvilinear Estates and Constance Hill Estates are expensive, but well worth your Simoleons.
As you make your New Year's travel plans, be sure to put Constance Hill high on your list. You won't regret it. From Marina Sirtis Marina to Tori Amos Park, you'll find enjoyment all holiday long.
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