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Israeliboy
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Baku is beautiful and Azerbaijan as well 
I love u Azeri people
I love u Azeri people 
Valvejoodik
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Three new panoramas, which i made today:
Tallinn
Pirita road, downtown's skyline is visible in the background.
KUMU art museum.
TV tower (currently under reconstruction)
Tallinn
Pirita road, downtown's skyline is visible in the background.
KUMU art museum.
TV tower (currently under reconstruction)
I was in Vršac (north-east Serbia) today, It's a nice town, but maybe too quiet and calm. And here r several pics:
^Vršac municipality building
(^center of town with communist hotel building (obviously)
(^Catholic and Orthodox church)
(^street with some poor houses)
xwelcome
^Vršac municipality building
(^center of town with communist hotel building (obviously)
(^Catholic and Orthodox church)
(^street with some poor houses)
xwelcome
Narmina
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Three new panoramas, which i made today:
Pirita road, downtown's skyline is visible in the background.
KUMU art museum.
TV tower (currently under reconstruction)
To visit Tallin is one of my dreams!!
Narmina
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Baku is beautiful and Azerbaijan as well
Thanks a lot Adir!! We love all Hebrew people too!!
Alin
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Timisoara
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Quent91
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I hope I'll go to Tallin in Easter 2012 or some day !
Valvejoodik
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Typical mistake you made there
Its Tallinn, not Tallin. "Linn" means city or town in Estonian.
Anyway, you're welcome here
Its Tallinn, not Tallin. "Linn" means city or town in Estonian.
Anyway, you're welcome here
californiadreaming
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What about Tartu, Estonia. It's the second largest city in Estonia. It's known for Estonia's oldest university.
Some pictures I have taken:
University of Tartu
Some pictures I have taken:
University of Tartu
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Welcome to my home town, München/Munich! 
^ In the background of this pic you can see the most famous sight here, the Frauenkirche.
^ Munich, home of the famous Oktoberfest
^ The olympic park, where the 1972 games took place
^ The Allianz Arena, our football stadium which can change its colour
^ Schloss Nymphenburg, a really beautiful castle a museum was placed in
^ Karlsplatz (or Stachus, as we call it) is officially the best place to take a bath!
^ Under Stachus, there's a modern shopping centre!
Welcome to Munich!
^ In the background of this pic you can see the most famous sight here, the Frauenkirche.
^ Munich, home of the famous Oktoberfest
^ The olympic park, where the 1972 games took place
^ The Allianz Arena, our football stadium which can change its colour
^ Schloss Nymphenburg, a really beautiful castle a museum was placed in
^ Karlsplatz (or Stachus, as we call it) is officially the best place to take a bath!
^ Under Stachus, there's a modern shopping centre!
Welcome to Munich!
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A satellite view of the European quarter of Brussels. You can see the big European Parliament building in the top-left part of the picture, further to the right, a bit lower, you can see the Berlaymont building and its distinctive 'starfish' appearance. That's where the European Commission holds its offices.
The big parc in the centre is the "Cinquantenaire", where the official parades used to take place (they now take place next to the Royal Palace, not on the picture) and where the Cinquantenaire Arch (to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Belgium) is located.
Here's the Cinquantenaire, which I always thought was like a baby-Brandenburg gate xD.
That's to start! More later!
Here's the Cinquantenaire, which I always thought was like a baby-Brandenburg gate xD.
What a similarity...
3Actually I came back from Berlin after a short stay and the Cinquantenaire arch is actually a bit bigger than the Brandenburg Gate! That surprised me...
Here are a few other landmarks of Brussels:
The monstruous Palace of Justice. When it was built, it was the biggest building in Europe by internal volume and it remains the biggest building built during the 19th century. It's still the biggest Justice Palace in the world I think. The thing is falling apart however, due to poor maintenance and the sheer massiveness of the structure. Its conception was due to our "Builder King", Leopold II, who is more famous for the atrocities he permitted in the Congo Free State than for his numerous architectural achievements in Belgium.
The 'Avenue Louise/Louisalaan' is a major thoroughfare running through the more affluent neighbourhoods of Brussels, with 19th century houses lined up among the various hotels and office spaces.
Here are a few other landmarks of Brussels:
The monstruous Palace of Justice. When it was built, it was the biggest building in Europe by internal volume and it remains the biggest building built during the 19th century. It's still the biggest Justice Palace in the world I think. The thing is falling apart however, due to poor maintenance and the sheer massiveness of the structure. Its conception was due to our "Builder King", Leopold II, who is more famous for the atrocities he permitted in the Congo Free State than for his numerous architectural achievements in Belgium.
The 'Avenue Louise/Louisalaan' is a major thoroughfare running through the more affluent neighbourhoods of Brussels, with 19th century houses lined up among the various hotels and office spaces.
MyHeartIsYours
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Entrance to Tirana
Taiwan Park
Big Pedestrian Street
Lake Park
Tirana Castle
ABA Bussines Center
Main plaza during a concert
Tirana City Hall
Orthodox Church
City View from the SkyTower
Ex-Block (ex-resedential Area of Communist leaders,now the heart of Tirana's nightlife)
The "Pyramid''
Tirana from the Lake Hills
Old Bridge
Lana River
Dajt Mountain 1612m
Clock Tower
Main Boulevard
Old Building
City's Shopping Avenue
Residential Complex
Plaza Garibaldi
Skanderberg Square U/C
Taiwan Park
Big Pedestrian Street
Lake Park
Tirana Castle
ABA Bussines Center
Main plaza during a concert
Tirana City Hall
Orthodox Church
City View from the SkyTower
Ex-Block (ex-resedential Area of Communist leaders,now the heart of Tirana's nightlife)
The "Pyramid''
Tirana from the Lake Hills
Old Bridge
Lana River
Dajt Mountain 1612m
Clock Tower
Main Boulevard
Old Building
City's Shopping Avenue
Residential Complex
Plaza Garibaldi
Skanderberg Square U/C