The phrase "alluring city" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a city that is attractive or charming, often in a way that draws people in.
Example: "Paris is often referred to as the alluring city of love, captivating visitors with its beauty and romance."
Alternatives: "charming city" or "captivating city".
Fly to Marrakesh, an alluring city with a fascinating blend of cultures.
from the alluring city of Narbonne to an airport runway in Toulouse in the south of France.
Regal opulence now combines with the hectic bustle of the souks in Morocco's most alluring city – and new flights are about to make Marrakech even more accessible.
An affable man who liked things to be big and shiny and new, he had little interest in sectarian fighting, but perhaps even less in preserving the essence of what many people had long regarded as the Middle East's most alluring city.
The world's most alluring city – with its tree-shaded boulevards, lamplit bridges, exquisite cuisine and cafe terraces lined with wicker chairs for people watching – seduces whatever the time of year or day.
If the city officials of this alluring city decide to expel the very people who have sculpted its heritage and embellished its lore, they may very well find themselves grasping for a quarter and only dredging up a dime".
Today, Bilbao is a vibrant, elegant city that stands alongside Amsterdam, Barcelona and Berlin as an alluring city-break destination.
The siting of surface-to-air missiles in parks and on the top of flats completes the alluring city-under-martial-law look.
Yet she is completely reliable in regard to the alluring, unnerving city she captures in her observations.
The top pizzaioli, or pizza makers, therefore, are admired, even revered, which is why contestants are waiting impatiently for the results of the Naples Pizza Championship, held annually in Italy's rough-and-ready but highly alluring third city.
Silicon Valley was far more alluring than city council.
