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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
