There are some clear benefits to growing up in cities. In cities, children have access to a wider range of facilities. Children can benefit from extracurricular activities, including swimming, dance, carpentry, and guitar classes. They are not only enjoyable, but also practical. Another benefit is having access to greater educational opportunities. There are great private schools with well-educated and experienced teachers whom students can benefit from. Consequently, such children are more likely to get a place at prestigious universities to build a bright future for themselves.
Growing up in the countryside has its own advantages in a child's development. Children living in the countryside from birth have more opportunities for a healthier lifestyle than those growing up in cities. The air is much cleaner and fresher than in cities, since there are fewer cars on the roads. What is more, children who grow up in the countryside can be more active. They have access to more open spaces, where they can play to their peers in natural places, such as the land near a farm.
In conclusion, in my opinion, cities usually offer more and better amenities and educational opportunities. On the other hand, children who grow up in the countryside can have healthier lifestyles that those living in cities.