Does your country have superior architecture?

Post typical architecture from your country

>Pic related : Bruges

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Germany has the best gothic architecture

You misspelled Antwerp.

stunning.

>Cathédrale de Reims
>Germany

wat?

Isn't there similar architecture in the UK?

Topkek, i was already thinking it was weird to find large Gothic buildings in Germany.

Look at me, I'm the Flanders now.

>Post typical architecture from your country

We don't have anything typical here, most everything is regional and due to former immigrants. If you were to go to Florida you would see alot of Spanish influence, whereas Pennsylvania has lots of germanic/dutch style buildings. If you want to see african architecture though head on up to detroit

Which city is this?

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Arras, in the former province of Artois, next to french Flanders.

Wish I could post something pretty, but even our cathedrals are dull

hmmmmmm

Topkek you have huts in Detroit? No but in all seriousness, don't underestimate African architecture especially in North-Africa. I've visited New York couple of years back and i visited Morocco last year, and i do think their architecture is far more superior over architecture in the US, no offense though.

Meh, the colors throw me off. I do think Scotland has nice architecture tough. Definitely want to visit.

That's kinda sad. Why is there a Jewish star on the roof?

>Cathédrale de Reims is now a German cathedral
>implying gothic churches are somehow a german invention because they have the word gothic in their names

inb4 a slum

Scotland.

pic is shopped to hell. unless you have some incredible curtains in belgim.

Bullshit. The US most definitely has distinct architectural styles. Yes. It's sometimes regional and influenced by the country of origin for the architects. It is most closely associated with the popular styles in the years an area was initially being developed.

Personally, I find Gothic Revival and Late Victorian styles to be the most visually interesting.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Architecture_of_the_United_States

>you have huts in Detroit? No but in all seriousness

Yes, in all seriousness the city is mostly tents at this point

You didn't look hard enough.

England

Might be, just quick searched it on Google. But even without Photoshop Bruges is stunning.

Constantinople, desecrated by muslims.

I've been there. Pretty solid place, but i've seen better here in Europe.

Wasagamack first Nation, about 600 km north of Winnipeg in northern Manitoba Canada

Medieval city of Treviso

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Parthenon, it cost the equivalent of half of Athens' yearly coffers

Socialism for ya. At one point that place had siding and copper pipes but one night they wanted a fire and spending money.

Give me a simple, sturdy house up in the mountains.

It's a painting not a photo.

Hey, I've been there. Can't take pictures tho

Its a painting you dumb triple nigger.

It's always a fucking American

that's all of europe desu

York

Nothing typically brazilian about that pic

Looks too industrially built. You want something where you can fix everything yourself.

At that plaza you get to see many top tier buildings, kinda ruined by the modern ones.

Post the gold coned mormon hq near DC

my homeslavshithole presov

> give me

first step towards restoring this culture that we admire so much lads is to remove this expression from common use.

if you want something truly, take it, build it

nice, portuguese architecture

man this is exactly like Utrecht, Netherlands under the Dom tower. Dutchies will confirm

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You can see Portuguese architecture in a lot of stuff from the colonial period. My family had a small farm with a 1700's house, unfortunately I don't have the photos here

tourist ho for scale

my hometown

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neo-modern Greek architecture, Thessaloniki Aristotle square

here you go

There are two things about Europe of which I will be eternally jealous, architecture, and beer.

suck it lads we have the most aesthetic everything

yeah, the other side with the little square and the cafes is exactly like Portuanon's pic

women too

>Sudtirol
>Italian

wew

you mean

>we have the most aesthetic ev-

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You can't just keep posting Santorini. What else has Greece got?

Ruins and a heap of nothing.

Who a rationalboi here?

Looks like a mediterranean country to me. I've been in Malmö, and it looked far different from this lol.

Trento is a very Italian city faggot but it doesn't matter literally every town in Italy is more aesthetic than anything in that soulless shit hole that is the USA

Dubrovnik is in Dalmatia you moron, ofc it looks med

I dont need to post it since you probably remember stuff from your history class at school, like the coliseum.

Most aesthetic place i've ever visit was Venice, so this might be true lol

every single square millimeter of Greek soil just shits A E S T H E T I C S.

We even invented the word, pleb.

I've been in Santorini. It was like one of the biggest eyegasms i've ever had in my life. In my opinion it's the second most beautiful and aesthetic place on the globe, but Venice secured the number 1 spot in my opinion.

im sorry my friend but when it comes to aesthetics we Italians have you beat

I wanted to show off with my country, but i hate the fact that this is true lol.

caught me off guard

>tfw Norwegian

you lads also have very high quality architecture

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Get /comfy/ lads, it's winter time

You were a fine pupil, but you can never beat the master.

You lose all aesthetic points because of Ath*ns and Th*ssamlonica.

I'm afraid, as much as I love you Romans, the Italians have you beat.

>i'm looking for a wheelchair friendly home

Both hilarious and heartbreaking.

don't be sad norway

you guys don't even have a zombie apocalypse stronghold island

Fuck yeah, Jesus was a dragon and sheit.

>only nice Norwegian buildings are dedicated to worshiping a dead kike on a stick

You got a river in your street, waffles.

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>Mosque time

Believe it or not, we have a lot of Lutheran churches in Texas that same style of gingerbread architecture

>Venice

won't even exist in 50 years the rate the buildings are sinking, which is sad

varg pls go

Hotel Zaandam

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