The famous buildings of your country's cities!

[aletem]

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I am glad you liked it. Toronto is a very diverse city and you can pretty much find anything you need there. On top of that there are all these quarts (Danforth - the Greek one, Chinatown, etc.) that make people feel like home and visiting something new at the same time. The best time to go there is in the summer (skip the cold ) and the clubs at night are great. There are many different European clubs or just European nights. I remember listening a lot of Eurovision songs in some of these clubs.

 

[Isabella]

I'll post some more pics from Croatia

"Pula Arena", the amphitheatre in Pula (city in Istria County) - it's one of the six largest surviving Roman arenas in the world

"Monument to the Sun" in Zadar ("Pozdrav Suncu") - solar cell
It consists of 300 multi-layered glass panel, beneath which are photovoltaic solar modules.
Etc. it's too complicated

Arena Zagreb

Sports Centre "Višnjik" in Zadar

Zagreb Cathedral

Museum "Mimara" in Zagreb

and many others

 

[Deltage]

Interesting modern architecture

I'm not going to post my city's pictures here since I already posted the in the "home town" thread and there's no point of posting them twice.

 

[PashonFrut]

Wow those are some really nice pictures, Isabella!!! I must visit Croatia some day, looks nice.

 

[94ayd]

When I was in Zagreb for a couple of hours (late in the evening, etc.), I probably didn't see anything but the Zagreb Arena. See I've missed a lot and I'm sure there's even more than what you've showed us.

PS I may post photos from Sofia or elsewhere in Bulgaria.

 

[Isabella]

Thank you people, you are welcome to Croatia anytime

@94ayd post it, I wanna see some pics from Bulgaria

 

[Isabella]

I posted pics from other towns also, not just Zagreb, because the others did the same.
So now more pics just from Zagreb

"Cibona tower"

"Ban Josip Jelacic" Monument, Zagreb's main square

Croatian national theatre

University in Zagreb

Museum of Contemporary Art

Art Pavilion ("Umjetni?ki Paviljon") in Zagreb

And there's a lot more