The word "cityscape" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this word to describe a view of a city. For example, "The sun setting over the cityscape was a beautiful sight."
Located on the upper floors of the Time Place Tower, in the heart of Dubai Marina, one of the best things about this apartment is its spectacular cityscape views.
Covers such as The Pig's Head Part 1 by Demetri Paul (an illuminati mountain with a giant moose head coming out of it), The Hunger by Doug Dandridge (a low-res cityscape containing a mouth, a bat, a syringe and a knife) and Arrival of the Overlords: Novel 2 – Invasion Planet Earth by Franklin Eddy (literally just a photo of a woman's face).
This is the cityscape that is lodged deep in French cultural memory, persisting in paintings, books and films as the emblem of the city.
The most obvious change to the cityscape was the absence of the huge portraits of Ben Ali, which, until the revolution, had lined every main road in and around the city.
Once a key economic motor in Zimbabwe with a cityscape and infrastructure to match, the city is crumbling, and more people than ever live in makeshift slums.
Located on the top floor of a stately building, with sweeping cityscape views, this four-bedroom apartment is a perfect escape from the buzz of the city below, but is perfectly located for exploring the nearby Centro.
The contrast between Astana's spaceship cityscape and the shabby streets of Zhanaozen, with their crumbling, Soviet-era, rabbit-hutch housing, could hardly be greater.Astana's name could scarcely be more mundane: it means "capital" in Kazakh.
There is a splendid montage of a 16th-century banquet staged by one of the City livery companies where the geese, once their flesh had been extracted and cooked, were reconstructed as lifelike table decorations in case the guests needed reminding about what they were eating.Street food has been a feature of the cityscape since earliest times, sometimes sold with complementary pleasures.
Studebaker's vast, semi-derelict factory buildings still dominate the cityscape.
We want to see and be seen; to forget ourselves in a cityscape that ignites our imaginations.
The brainchild of Hergé's second wife, Fanny Rodwell, who set up the Hergé Foundation in 1987, the museum shows off a rotating collection of original artwork and source materials, laying bare the hard work that Hergé put into his comics, with each speeding car, cityscape or policeman's uniform inspired by archived photographs and research trips in the field.
