Which country has the best medieval towns/cities and which medieval town/city is the best?
Which country has the best medieval towns/cities and which medieval town/city is the best?
Jack Hernandez
Jace Perry
Why are you showing britian nigel?
your country is now 95% paki/african.
Mason Lewis
post fucking machines
Owen Peterson
pre-war Germany
Henry Parker
Amsterdam and Rotterdam are filled with arabs and africans.
Ryder Ortiz
Rothenburg seems to be nice
Luke Torres
cringe
Easton Smith
You know I am right nigel.
Your country is now 3rd world and islamic and you know it.
Benjamin Ortiz
My town Visby is medieval and very nice.
Joseph Miller
And filled with arabs and africans sven.
Josiah Smith
yeah you need to get off the internet mate
and preferably walk into a hamas rocket or the nearest oven
Jayden Robinson
>And filled with arabs and africans
Nope. Visby (and all of Gotland ) is refugee free.
It's a Unesco protected site and very, very expensive. 99.9% of the population here is white.
Gavin Bell
>which medieval town/city is the best?
Surely it can only be Mont saint Michel
Cameron Fisher
Now that's fucking epic.
Aaron Hughes
How do they vote?
Kayden Cox
>orange
>white
Pick one
Mason Lopez
It's just not representative for medieval towns. Many were ugly af
Matthew Rodriguez
>arabs
>africans
>in Visby
You need to educate your self my friend
Aaron Stewart
The inside looks even better, unlike most other medieval places that have been built up over the years this one remains entirely how it was which makes it kino
Blake Turner
Isn't Israel like 95% non-white?
Tyler Torres
How the hell have I never seen or heard about that place? I need to visit.
Nolan Robinson
Maybe because it's in Normandy so we're nearer and can visit more easily?
Ryan Moore
Australia
Frankston
Asher Lopez
Lucky bastards. I will be visiting there next year. No doubt about it.
Jaxson Brooks
Probably Spain to be honest, these towns havent changed for hundreds of years because of Spains "backwards" ways
Robert Long
>unlike most other medieval places that have been built up over the years this one remains entirely how it was
What do you mean? Like 1400 years ago when the abbey was founded? France and Germany have both a long tradition of timber framing, so it's hard to tell whether a house dates from the 15th century or the 19th century.
Jose Carter
Jason Jones
Grayson Morgan
Looks like some theme park.
Benjamin King
Jace Murphy
Dinan, not to be confused with Dinan(t)
Angel Baker
More a fan of southern French towns meself