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My favorite place in city I want to tell you about my most favorite places in my city. I live in Yekaterinburg, it's the center of the Ural Federal District. Yekaterinburg was built in 1723 on the river Iset (Исеть).Еmbankmentof the river is my favorite place. The river flows through the city center. On weekends, holidays and the sunny day in an ordinary city residents like to walk along the embankment. But there is a quiet place where you can retire and enjoy the views of their city. Аrchitecture Yekaterinburg combines different styles. Walking around the city, you can see houses built in the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century, as well as new buildings. I love my city.

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My favorite place in the city

I want to tell you about my most favorite places in my city.
I live in Yekaterinburg, it's the center of the Ural Federal District. Yekaterinburg was built in 1723 on the river Iset (Исеть). The embankment of the river is my favorite place.
The river flows through the city center. On weekends, holidays and the sunny days in an ordinary city residents like to walk along the embankment.
But there is a quiet place where you can retire and enjoy the views of their city.
Аrchitecture Yekaterinburg architecture is comprised of combines different styles. Walking around the city, you can see houses built in the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century, as well as new modern buildings.
I love my city.

'Embankment' is perfectly acceptable.

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My favorite place in the city

I want to tell you about my most favorite places in my city.
I live in Yekaterinburg. It's the center of the Ural Federal District. Yekaterinburg was built in 1723 on the river Iset (Исеть). The Еmbankment (not a common word. maybe you mean levee?) of the river is my favorite place.
The river flows through the city centre. On the weekends, on holidays and on the ordinary sunny days, in an ordinary city residents like to walk along the embankment levee?.
But there is a quiet place where you can retire (not really used except in the expression "retire to their/my/your/his/her room, and to retire meaning to stop working) stop and rest, and enjoy the views of their city.
The architecture of Yekaterinburg combines different styles. Walking around the city, you can see houses built in the late nineteenth century and the early twentieth century, as well as new buildings.
I love my city.

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But my city is a stone embankment :) http://i.uralweb.ru/albums/fotos/s/64d/64d6d403f5bd03692d624218f61a7391.jpg
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Thank you very much! It is important to me
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To me (so Canadian English) "embankment" is a mound of stone or some other material, which prevents rivers from flooding, where as levee is a similar thing but made from sand or mud (or can be man made materials). Otherwise I would just call it a river bank (the land alongside the river's water). I suppose I find the use of "embankment" unusual in this context because, while resting on a natural river bank or levee of sand sounds comfortable, resting on a mound of stone does not.

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