Or, to put it another way, in the sense of asking an entirely different  Is it really a requirement of sophistication that a place provides good bookstores, movies, plays, museums, music, cuisines, and an opportunity for erotic and intellectual freedom?
Should a sophisticated place offer museums and music?
Sophistication requires that people not have intellectual freedom.
Three people are opening a slide up door
Cows are grazing in a field.
Three people in an open outdoor area are flying kites.
You can't make pizza without animal products.
A small man wearing a white hat reaches for a paintbrush.
A man in a tank top smokes a cigarette.