Metropolises

A metropolis is a large, densely populated urban area that serves as a central hub for economic, cultural, and social activities. It typically includes a major city and its surrounding suburbs and smaller towns, creating a sprawling region interconnected by infrastructure such as roads and public transit. Metropolises often feature a diverse population, numerous amenities, and significant influence on national or global scales. They are characterized by high-rise buildings, extensive services, and vibrant cultural scenes, making them centers of innovation and opportunity. Examples include New York City, Tokyo, and London.