What is "The key to city"?

Answer 1

It's a huge gold key that's locked up in the tower of London, it opens the door into the City of privileged upper class Muppet's

Answer 2

The Free status dates back to medieval times when city and town charters drew a distinction between free men, and vassals of a feudal Lord. Early Freedom of the City ceremonies had great importance in affirming that the awardee enjoyed privileges such as the right to earn money and own land, and protection within the town.

In contemporary society, the award of Freedom of a City or Borough tends to be entirely ceremonial, given by the local government in many Towns and Cities on those who have served in some exceptional capacity, or upon any whom the City wishes to bestow an honour.

The Key to the City award is used in many places, in a manner similar to Freedom of the City

The key to the city is a similar award used in several countries, including the United States to honor esteemed visitors, local residents, and organizations. This honor involves the ceremonial presentation of an ornamental key but carries no formal privileges or distinctions.

Answer 3

The key to the city is a symbolic (now) welcome, symbolizing that all the doors to the city are open to the person granted this key. It is a means of honoring an individual that has somehow gained the respect of the citizens,

Answer 4

It's the key that opens up every door in the city, but the elves have it and it is very difficult to get from them, you need to be brave, strong and cunning, being good looking also helps.

Answer 5

it means the freedom of the city, and you dont have too pay to get in any place...

Answer 6

An AK-47. It can get you into most places.