Wallpaper Weekend: 5 City-Themed Wallpapers for iPhone

BY Joe Rossignol

Published 16 Aug 2014

We know that finding well-designed iPhone and iPad wallpapers can be a challenge sometimes, which is why each week we follow up on our Wallpaper Wednesday series with this Wallpaper Weekend roundup. That’s right: we bring you the best wallpapers for iPhone and iPad on both Wednesdays and on weekends. Take a look at this iPhone edition ahead.

This week, we have hand-picked five city-themed wallpapers for iPhone from iLikeWallpapers. Most detailed wallpapers are probably more suitable for the Lock screen, but some are fitting for the Home screen as well. Keep in mind that these wallpapers are designed for 4-inch devices like the iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5 and fifth-generation iPod touch.

If you are looking for even more wallpapers for iPhone, check out our Wallpapers section for a collection of several other great images to use on your iOS device. We are also open to recommendations and guest submissions of wallpapers in the comments section down below, so feel free to share any wallpapers that you find interesting or have personally created.

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