Central Optimal accessibility, right in the heart of Europe

Two vibrant and ever-changing metropolises with distinctive offerings. A vibrant city is a term used to describe the changing nature in which it is located. The two biggest examples are Paris, France (which has been at or near its current location for about a third to two-thirds of the trilogy), and Mexico City, whose populations have grown exponentially in recent decades, largely due to international immigration, but also to greater proximity between major hubs throughout North America; especially along California's Pacific Coast, where English has become an increasingly popular second language in much of the U.S.¹