The phrase "a place which has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that possesses certain features or characteristics.
Example: "We visited a place which has stunning views of the mountains and a serene atmosphere."
Alternatives: "a location that possesses" or "a site featuring".
A place which has its own holiday: Patriots' Day.
One of the things she likes about Stockport, Jungr says, is that, "This has always been a place which has been able to laugh at itself".
I can't speak to whether he would be representative of a pundit from South India, a place which has a very different culture from North India.
This is not quite the image that so many Americans have of the UK as a place which has a much more progressive attitude towards race.
What's striking is the almost tangible sense that here is a place which has brought pleasure and enlightenment to several generations of Edinburgh citizens.
"I believe that through her exposition of sins of the past and of the moment, that the church is a better place for children and a place which has learned many lessons".
"I wanted a place which had a more family atmosphere, where you felt they cared about you more than just as a basketball player".
It's about personal loss, the loss of three people who've been central to my life, and the loss of a place which had also been central.
A French army at the end of her supply lines, in a place which had no food supplies, may have faced a very different ending from the one they achieved at the real battle of Austerlitz.
A store "acts as a gathering place, which has an important role in the community" for youth groups, musicians and more.
I didn't take them to a darker place, which has taken me awhile as a songwriter to feel comfortable doing.
