Post your city's landmarks
Post your city's landmarks
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Why is east Asian architecture so comfy?
Our landmark ranks firmly on the meme tier.
We have shitty version of your tower
That does look kinda similar, yeah. What city?
We don't have to build what nature have already.
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Sounds like a lazy copout to me Ragnar.
Tampere
"The monument was created by sculptor Fritz Roed from Bryne and was unveiled by King Olav V of Norway in 1983. The three bronze swords stand 10 metres (33 ft) tall and are planted into the rock of a small hill next to the fjord. They commemorate the historic Battle of Hafrsfjord which by tradition took place there in the year 872, when King Harald Fairhair gathered all of Norway under one crown. The largest sword represents the victorious Harald, and the two smaller swords represent the defeated petty kings. The monument also represents peace, since the swords are planted into solid rock, so they may never be removed"
and a newly built tower by Thyssen-Krupp for testing elevators
Pachacutec desu
I had no idea this monument was built so recently.
Lucky 38?
Most prominent landmark in my town.
There are others, more remarked but subtle in my opinion. This place they buried a king. They put his chest into the earth and placed thousands of large boulders upon it. None has ever dug it up. It was done before the viking age, maybe around 200 BCE. I like this more.
Cool catsle
Very nice. Imagine the builders who worked on those cliffs. Good men.
I had a couple high school friends get busted by rangers here for smoking weed many years ago.
That's really cool. What were Nordics even doing back then? I know there have been humans in Scandinavia for a very long time but I don't know details until the Vikings.
Back then they were settled. A warrior-like people. I am not trying to overestimate my ancestor or anything but it is the truth. Good fucking men. I know they liked to settle by the coast, they were maritime, liked to fish and defended themselves when necessary.
I like Chicago. Fuck the haters.
I'd love to visit India some time, especially since I am male
My sister visited your country 2-3 years ago and was assaulted by a group of men banging on a taxi door. I would not recommend visiting India for anyone who is female
Someone tried to rape my sister in Kyrgyzstan while she was there with the Peace Corps. Central and South Asia are a bunch of angry incels.
Only a small slice of Chicago is shit, the rest of the city is doing quite well for a Rust Belt city. It diversified into finance and tech unlike Detroit, Cincinnati, etc. That being said, there's always room for improvement
That fucking sucks, I'm sorry to hear that. I honestly wish I had more money to travel the world to make up for the fact that I'm probably not going to get raped, but funds are short right now
>tfw the city hall is the only real landmark in your city
>That fucking sucks, I'm sorry to hear that.
It ended okay, she managed to fight him off and wasn't far from safety. My sister isn't some helpless girly girl lol she probably hurt him more than he hurt her. Still, that shit leaves a psychological mark of course.
Ignore the landmarks. What is more beautiful? The people, the community. Family. That is what we are.
>What is more beautiful?
fjords
The local cathedral has recently been approved as a UNESCO cultural heritage site.
Fjords are just overrated flooded valleys. I could take on person, be it a romani beggar or an ex-convict. He is nicer than a fjord.
El la sagrada abominacion
This thing, I guess.
There's not really of note to see in this country's ugly cities.
good courtyard
>becomes angery
is that the same design as the Italian bridge that collapsed?
Nothing exciting. Guess where.
Southampton
Southampton, too easy
Thanks. It really does stand out in the silhouette of the town from many directions, alongside the tower of the main church about a quarter mile or half mile away, the rightmost tower in this photo.
I wish Germany had more UNESCO sites, but I'm afraid Britain and the USA bombed a bit too much
I took this one myself
We're doing alright, no worries.
Dutch rating 90%
the missing 10% is riding bikes down the ice
you live in a tourist village?
a pair of these on tall concrete pillars guarding an end of the bridge leading to the capitol building
is there really a castle near the Smoky Mountains? or am I getting this wrong
do you have any pictures of Arabesque architecture?
cringe
This Turkish military cemetery comes to mind. Does it count?
Bombing cultural artifacts is ISIS tier
Or maybe this one
It's a big building built using guadua (a type of bamboo)
that's interesting, I thought you were more influenced by Arabic architecture during Crusader times before the Ottoman empire
I don't really get many vacation days but I would like to visit Sicily, Malta, and Cyprus all in one trip soon.
Unlike the direct vandal intentions those evil people, in the case of WWII it was in the course of the war that those buildings were destroyed, it can't be helped. Factories and nexuses of war production are targets in war. If they cared so much they could move their infrastructure elsewhere, but that's not realistic, and neither is pairing the exploits of those middle eastern vermin with the war against the axis powers.
Probably.
Nothing that happens in this shithole has the capacity of surprising me anymore
Wow, I didn't know bamboo grew in South America. Did the colonists who traveled across the Alasakan Land Bridge bring it with them, or was it a situation of Pangaea bringing it to the landmass directly?
there's nothing really of note to see in this country's ugly cities.
This could easily be a Final Fantasy XIV screenshot
You should squeeze Sardinia in there too and eat casu marzu. I'm being unironic, I'm really curious about it.
Most of our landmarks are built by the Order of st.John. That windmill was built by them, for example. I don't know much about architecture, but I don't know how much influence the Arabs left in it.
For the most part.
The university at the top is the reason of being for the whole city.
Thanks for the history lesson amigo
Coimbra has a Roman aqueduct, yes?
The castle is pretty much in the city center and the highest point of the city.
>Unlike the direct vandal intentions those evil people, in the case of WWII it was in the course of the war
Fucking kek.
Allies bombed city centers all the time on purpose. Not because industry, but muh revenge and muh terror.
It seem that It's native to this continent. They are common where I live. A part of the buildings in the university that I attend are surrounded by them.
This is how they look from above.
No. We have a roman-like aqueduct built by a christian king.
We do have a roman cryptoporticus, though. Coimbra was a very small roman town (Aeminium), so most roman-related things were at Conímbriga nearby, where we got the name from.
Those ruins are pretty great.
Np. The knights really left their mark here. If you manage to visit, I hope you enjoy it.
That's great, I need to visit Colombia soon. There's too much nature getting raped by climate change right now.
I can't visit the Great Barrier Reef because it's died now, simply because I was born only 30 years ago. It's an absolute fucking shame that we are destroying our planet
>Great Barrier Reef...died now
It's not though? It's still around, though not as much as it was before we fucked shit up. And admittedly you probably shouldn't be visiting it but I'm sure that you'd be able to take a boat tour or something that has you able to see it without being in direct contact with it.
Great Barrier Nothing
heavy ordinance isn't spent with the abstract intention of causing fear from annihilation, it has a purpose, that purpose is the destruction of war materials and the enemy's ability to maintain resistance
sorties over europe were an expense in fuel, material, and manpower that were too valuable to risk on intangible psychological consequences of the mission, they must have immediate measurable results to the war effort!
Literally dindu.
I don't deny that fanciful treasures weren't destroyed, nor that many thousands of people died, but then, they were the workers producing war materials, soldiers, and various support structures that furthered the continuation of the war, such are reasons to avoid conflict
it was a cold, and inevitable result of their country's actions against its neighbors, and declarations of war
It's my hometown in Bosnia lmao. I live in the suburbs so I had nothing to contribute there.
sadly, it always has to do with religion
eh it could be worse i guess.