"impressive places" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe areas with notable features or popularity. For example, "Many tourists come to Switzerland to see its impressive places, such as its stunning mountain views".
The list of impressive places to eat in and around Kinsale goes on and on.
"It is one of the most impressive places in the world, not just Cuba, for all the magic that has gone on here".
Its chief executive Greg Verity said We will be highlighting how to get to Yorkshire, how to travel from gallery to gallery, as well as signposting visitors towards the great places to stay and impressive places to eat.
With its famous black marble tower, it remains a valuable piece of the city's heritage and one of the most impressive places to see a film in London, according to Mr Gray.
We found stunning, stunningly expensive abodes across the country -- and lucky for the people in your life who want to share your good fortune, a lot of these impressive places also come not just with horse facilities and stunning views, but also with guest houses.
What's going on here?" Some pretty impressive places are studying Mindfulness these days, including 1) Oxford Mindfulness Center, Oxford University, Centre for Compassion, 2) The Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education at Stanford University, and 3) the Benson-Henry Institute of Massachusettsicine at Massachusetts General Hospital.
It is, more subjectively, an impressive place.
It's actually a very impressive place.
TJ is an impressive place, filled with incredibly smart kids.
He said Prattsville was "the most impressive place I've been," in terms of its recovery.
"It's a hugely impressive place... it's really humming these days," he said.
