The phrase "attractive town" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a town that is visually appealing or has qualities that make it desirable to visit or live in.
Example: "After visiting several places, we finally settled on an attractive town by the coast for our vacation."
Alternatives: "charming town" or "appealing town".
Attracting more people into Stornoway is essential if it's to remain a vibrant, attractive town.
Just behind is a bird reserve, the Laguna Gri-Gri, where boatmen await, and the attractive town itself.
In addition, it has a highly efficient lift system and an attractive town bursting with stylish hotels, chalets and restaurants.
The attractive town of Barnard Castle has plenty of antique shops to browse and a monthly farmers' market.
Anchorage is home to about 250,000 people, 42% of Alaska's population, and it is not a particularly attractive town.
Granada, which sits on Lake Nicaragua, one of the world's largest freshwater lakes, is Nicaragua's most attractive town.
"Developers cluster around attractive towns and devalue the thing they want.
An increasing number of tourists are drawn to the beauty of the Minho, its cool weather, its old, attractive towns and markets, and its many fine manor houses.
Within minutes of leaving Lamezia airport I was heading south on the Tyrrhenian coast road that eventually goes past two of Calabria's most attractive towns, Pizzo and Tropea.
Apart from two very attractive towns (Maó and Ciutadella) the island's main draw is its beautiful, mainly undeveloped coastline, with more beaches than Mallorca and Ibiza put together.
Local government can claim much of the credit for this success, with its central role in providing clean, safe and attractive towns and cities, supporting the arts, investing in transport and infrastructure, and promoting its local areas.
