Medieval cities with their agrarian societies and simple market economies may seem different from modern European urban centers. Life in 14th-century cities were centered mainly around hierarchical institutions such as the crown, guilds, and churches. While as today, companies, technologies, and a global economy dominate our lives.
Medieval cities were usually little and crowded. They were narrow and could be up to four stories high. Most of the homes were manufactured from wood, and that they tended to lean over time. Designed on riverbanks or close to monasteries and castles, they ranged from sparsely inhabited to densely inhabited.
But nowadays we got really advanced technologies and we've come with the modern cities, which are highly advanced.
