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Wiesbaden Altstadt - the Old Town



Altstadt is the heart of the city center of Wiesbaden. It is very beautful with hilly pedestrian streets, squares and boulevards. Schlossplatz, Marktplatz and Mauritisplatz are 3 squares very close to each other. With its church and beautiful palaces this area is the very heart.






Marktkirche (Market Church) is the landmark of Wiesbaden's city center and the city's tallest building. Its western steeple is 92m high. Marktkirche is a protestant neo-Gothic church, built in red granite.
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MAINZ ALTSTADT - THE OLD TOWN



The Old Town has many nice historic buildings in different styles, but unfortunately some ugly grey 60s modernist buildings have been built on too many

places. The heart of Altstadt is very cozy with its square, cathedral and alleys though. The city center is partly hilly.






The Schiller statue at Schillerplatz. Friedrich Schiller was a German poet, philosofer, historican and playwright in the 18th-19th centuries, friend with Goethe.


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ALTSTADT - THE OLD TOWN AND CITY CENTER




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Vieux Nice, Old Town

Vieux Nice, that means old Nice is the oldest and most picturesque part of the city with its narrow streets, stands and small shops.

There is a cathedral in the center of old town. There are many tourists on the streets and it is not rundown like many other old towns.

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Promenade des Anglais and the beach

Promenade des Anglais is the center of not only Nice, but the whole Riviera. It is stretching along the Baie de Anges of the Mediterraena Sea the whole way through the city and borders the beach from the city. Promenade des Anglais means "the promenade of the Englishmen" and is called so because it was built by the English community in the 1820's Victorian times.

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Saint-Charles and Longchamp

St-Charles is the district where Marseille's most important railway station, with the same name, is situated. Longchamp is an imposing structure, constructed in the 1800s to lead the water.

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Vieux-Port

The Old Port, Vieux-Port, is perhaps the nicest part of Marseille, where most of the tourists like to hang around. This area (and La Canebière) feels less dangerous than many other parts of the city. Panier is the historic district just west of the old port, with hills with narrow streets filled with old rundown buildings and poor people. Old Port is guarded by two massive forts. The northern quayside was rebuilt by the architect Fernand Pouillon after the destruction by the Nazis in 1943.

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Belsunce, downtown Marseille

Belsunce is the most centrally located district of Marseille. The city center of Marseille is very compact, so it is possible to walk around it. From the foot of the cathedral Église des Réformés, La Canebière, that is the main avenue in the city center, begins. The avenues of Marseille are not even near as wide as the ones of Marseille, and the city center mainly consist of narrow streets and old rundown buildings.

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1. We sliepen in Hotel StayAt Stockholm Bromma op de 8ste verdieping. Dan krijg je zo'n uitzichten.




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Bologna



De grootste studentenstad (in verhouding tot het aantal inwoners) baadt in een drukke, levendige sfeer. Het historisch centrum is groot en mooi, de buitenwijken een stuk minder.



1. Hét symbool van de stad zijn de twee scheve torens, gebouwd door concurrerende families in de 14e eeuw.






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1. Vanuit het gehucht Fatehpur kom je via een steile trap aan de grootste poort van Azië, tevens toegang tot de verlaten stad..







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Central Brussels on a grey sunday morning



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