Guess the City

(not that I got that! Just going off your answer, I was going to guess maybe Genoa

Trieste has the same yellow cranes also

yes, well done!

I heard everyone likes murals:

https://i.postimg.cc/vBgK3hnp/GTC3.png

Qom, Iran?

Not Qom.

varanasi, india

it's the varanasi junction railway station https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varanasi_Junction_railway_station

Looking pretty chilly out there

Jibe is correct!

xp maybe. In my limited experience, Indians will dress like that as soon as the temperature drops below 10

Ooooh I like this pace :) more more more

https://i.postimg.cc/V5QSCZV9/GTC4-LI.jpg

Another relatively easy one, though i have artlessly obscured two of the most Googleable clues.

Almost certainly a college campus with the football stadium the structure in front. Looks like Stanford to me, it certainly has those tall palms along the side of roads bordering big lawns.

The red color is right for Stanford too.

I don't think Stanford Stadium is that dumpy, although I don't think I've ever walked next to the stadium.

It looks more like Brazil to me, but I have no feeling for where (I have traveled rather little there).

Not Stanford (only one BMW amid subcompact economy hatchbacks). Looks more tropical.

What an interesting thing on the left. Looks like a pavilion of some sort, reminds me of Venice Biennale (but isn't that)

Not Stanford (only one BMW amid subcompact economy hatchbacks)

those might be the humanities professors' cars

Whats the tall thing to the left of the two trees on the left? Sort of looks like a floodlight?

Ah, looks like thats already covered

Do stadiums in the US have seating go right up like that? Cars don't feel right for US, South America feels a better bet

small colleges sometimes have stadiums like that

Yeah that totally looks like a US college football stadium to me

It's hard to shake the idea it's California, but it's also p modest looking for a US campus venue for nearly any sport. Plus I'm struggling to think of an English word ending in -cial that would make sense as the last word of the name of that building on the left, whereas in, say, Spanish "ciencia social" would be logical

yeah I suppose a small liberal arts college could have a dinky entrance like that

btw "brutalist football stadium" is kind of a fun gis

I thought i had this for a second in Rio.

Its not Rio

Flamengo made sense for a moment but no

Next guess was Curitiba but absolutely no on that one

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ee/Marcelo_Bielsa_OM_2015.jpg

Got it, I think

damn

Thuogh blurred, I can tell the license plates shapes/colors are definitely not USA.

https://www.google.com/maps/@-32.9562396,-60.6596461,3a,75y,273.61h,83.25t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1syj_IdGDoNRITdm839nJoxw!2e0!7i16384!8i8192

Rosario

always quite fancied going to rosario

Marcelo Biela stadium

Bielsa

Was thinking Flamengo all along and forgot Newell's Old Boys play in red and black too

That is an absolute unit of a city

impressive as always. is there an easy level for this thread where CB is barred from playing? :)

I knew you were going to get it when you said Rio. xp

Rosario’s very nice.

small cars, stadium, red and black, it narrowed down pretty quick

https://i.postimg.cc/9Q5ch11G/GTC5.png

Central Asian feel about the gold guys on the left. Lego building interesting, holding something pretty tall but not that long. Looks almost like a military fair to show off rockets is being set up

Gaborone, Botswana

https://goo.gl/maps/Kjffcn6jZZ4LHrgP7

Good work!

damn, nowhere near

with all due respect to the many good players in this thread, i would like to read an extensive interview with cherry blossom about their approach to the Guess the City game

― alpine static,

Still want that interview?

I got lucky, 'large bronze statues in africa' led nowhere but i thought maybe the low building was an airport - it isn't, but 'large bronze statues outside airport in africa' still delivered. built by north korea! https://theculturetrip.com/africa/articles/spectacular-african-monuments-built-by-north-korea/

Is that building just an apartment block with a cafe in it?