The phrase "familiar city" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a city that is well-known or well-visited by the speaker or audience. Example: "I always feel at home when I return to my familiar city of New York."
When I returned to Kabul in the winter of 2011-12, I was a friendly face in a familiar city.
A familiar city ritual with a dog and a dog walker took place Monday evening at Smith and Wyckoff Streets in the Cobble Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn.
Our familiar city transformed into a foreign landscape that was deathly quiet, so dark that it felt haunted but eerily beautiful and surprising.
Since then, almost all of us have returned to a more familiar city, the one collectively made up of our separate worlds.
Companies are larger and more multinational than they used to be, and therefore likelier to look outside the small talent-pool of familiar City types on which British business used to rely.
In addition to the familiar city, highway and combined fuel economy estimates expressed in miles per gallon, the sticker will include an estimate of how much fuel the vehicle will need to travel 100 miles.
PrideFest Android/iOS (Free + IAP) PrideFest may not look that innovative: it's a familiar city-building social game.
Dinosaurish creatures as big as skyscrapers do battle with equally gigantic robots on land and sea, pulverizing familiar cities and churning up geysers of spume.
It is an attention-grabbing connection, but it is also spurious; players will understand that the use of recognisable landmarks ramps up both the intensity and the stakes, and these hugely familiar cities have been destroyed countless times over the years in monster and sci-fi flicks.
as I know it will completely change the way I move around those less familiar cities.
A once-familiar city now seemed full of risks.
