"compelling place" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a place that is particularly interesting, beautiful, or otherwise attractive. For example: "The coastal town of Sea Cave was a truly compelling place, with its stunning sandy beaches and charming fishing harbors."
Brokers add that the neighborhood remains a compelling place to locate a business.
Kitty Hawk is an especially compelling place to visit in 2003.
It's awesome, how few people go to this immense and compelling place.
"Because it was a given, because it was what I knew, I always just assumed this was the most compelling place in the world".
The most compelling place in Valletta is, however, its cathedral, where you can see Caravaggio's huge, dark painting of the Beheading of St John the Baptist.
Linda Adato's crisp cityscapes and interiors are traditional in feel, while Rieko Fujinami's digital collages push the traditional subject to a new, more compelling place.
"We want to design compelling places to live that are really smart financially and really smart environmentally and have a sense of community," he said.
"When I began exploring the city's movie theatres, I found them to be fascinating and visually compelling places, especially when one realizes that, a decade earlier, going to the movies was one of the many activities banned by the Taliban".
Konishi Gaffney architects' competition-winning design for the regeneration of the Clydeside village of Kilcreggan on the Roseneath Peninsula, 40 miles west of Glasgow, is an attempt to show that, by reimagining their neglected waterfronts, Clydeside villages can become not just more attractive to locals – top priority – but compelling places for visitors.
Dear FBI: There are more compelling places to look for criminal behavior than LuLu's Kasino next to Wally's House of Furry Fun.
Dear FBI: There are more compelling places to look for criminal behavior than LuLu's Kasino next to Wally's House of Furry Anal.
