The phrase "lively capital" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes a vibrant and energetic city or town that serves as the center of government and commerce. Example: "Paris is known as the lively capital of France, with its bustling streets, bustling cafes, and rich cultural history."
One new development is ZenCity Resort, a gated project in the Vredenberg area just northeast of the lively capital, Willemstad.
The Costa Verde in the south-west also has lovely, undeveloped beaches and is an essential stop on the way to Cagliari, the lively capital.
Beneath the buttoned-down facade is a lively capital that follows its own sartorial trends, indulges in decadent flavors (especially when it involves beer) and exhibits a witty, even wacky sense of humor.
But in French-speaking Switzerland it's renowned as a lively cultural capital, with a wealth of historic landmarks and loads of stylish shops and cafés.
The lively yet relaxed capital of Australia's Sunshine State is the obvious cure Summer's here – and where better to lap up the sun than in the capital of the Cô te d'Azur?
A spectacularly beautiful and subversively lively old royal capital, Budapest has in the last decade or so languished in the shadow of Prague, which emerged more quickly as a tourist destination after the Communist era.
For those that got all the way to the bottom here, this is the full list of investors in Lively: Streamlined Ventures, Transmedia Capital, Y Combinator, SV Angel, PJC, The Durant Company, Liquid 2 Ventures, Haystack Partners, Paul Buchheit, Isaac Oates, Frederic Kerrest, Jeff Epstein, and "others".
Yet, Paris is also a lively metropolis, fashion capital, culinary treasure trove, and architectural stunner, and it's one of Europe's most visited cities. Be sure to take advantage of Paris's efficient and easy to use metro system in order to avoid the sometimes congested streets.
If this village represented the sleepiest part of the Faroes, then the next morning I was off to see its liveliest hub: the capital, Torshavn, where half of its 50,000 population lives.
Easter parades were cancelled but the centre of the capital remained lively with Christian families in their Sunday best and children playing after church services.
Named after a lively area of Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Matonge took shape in the wake of the country's independence in 1960, though the area already had African associations.
