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Skyscrapers In Vienna – The Capital Of Austria
Austria’s capital Vienna is renowned for its stunning architecture that represents several historical styles. What is less mentioned are the modern parts of Vienna. What modern landmarks are there? More
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Attractions In Vienna – Hofburg With Spanish Riding School
There are many nice places in Vienna, but no place has so many gathered in the same place as the Hofburg Palace. Look at the architecture and ornaments! Within the walls of Hofburg is the world-famous Spanish riding school. More
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Rosengård In Sweden Was A Bright Future
In Malmö is the infamous district Rosengård located. Here the future was built in the 1960s. In Rosengård’s case, the future would be asphalt and concrete. More
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Walhalla Close To Regensburg – Germany’s Hall Of Fame
Walhalla is a powerful construction on a hillside on the Danube river not far from Regensburg. Here the most influential German-speaking people (incl. Dutch) have until the mid-1800s gathered in a marble-clad hall. More
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Who’s Watching Kassel? Hercules Of Course!
A gigantic Hercules has since 1717 gazed over the German city of Kassel. From a height of 526 meters above the sea, he keeps constantly an eye over the city of Kassel with 193,000 inhabitants. More
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The Modern Medieval Town Jakriborg
In the middle of the plains of Skåne (South Sweden) is what looks like a Hanseatic city. This could be one of the Hansa cities around the Baltic Sea but it isn’t. The whole area is relative new built and named Jakriborg. More
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Do You Remember Hotel Kyjev In Bratislava?
The legendary hotel Kyjev in Bratislava doesn’t exist anymore. Now only memories remain among those who were looking for cheap and low-standard hotels in Bratislava. More
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Petržalka – Huge Commieblocks In Bratislava
Follow us through Petržalka, the neighborhood of Bratislava, which is Central Europe’s largest collection of concrete buildings from the Soviet period. More
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Spain’s Tallest Residential Building?
Spain’s tallest residential building was formerly in Tenerife’s capital, Santa Cruz until 2010. What happened then? More
