Guess the City

we’re in Poznań!

this is the second view:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/w87BHENK876hxt3S6?g_st=ic

the six white towers are part of a speedway stadium:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/h14BkJvhtC7wHrbo7?g_st=ic

this is the first view, the stadium/sports ground right next to it:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/6wGn66ETUpfhM4y2A?g_st=ic

that would be the speedway stadium, I guess - the first one is an athletics/track & field place

oh whoops lol must have checked every other major polish city besides that one

here’s the third view with the tram stop:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/qcmHkHCDBqhs5juU6?g_st=ic

oh wait i see what happened, those tram enclosures are new and only in 2021 footage i was looking at 2019 footage

that pretty distinct looking white/mint green domed building in the second view is the Church of St. John Vianney:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/xA6n8QAPuvUafENX7?g_st=ic

https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ko%C5%9Bci%C3%B3%C5%82_%C5%9Bw._Jana_Vianneya_w_Poznaniu

nice one! I was still in Germany :-(

Well done!

Glad that ones gone, found it difficult to pick a suitable streetview

The Golecin stadium has some interesting architecture

oh and of course, Lets all do the Poznan, na na na na

https://i.ibb.co/kgYGjy3/Screenshot-2023-01-26-at-04-57-18.png

Look, and then guess

Not much to go on! Romanesque architecture by the looks of it, possibly a castle, but could be just about anywhere in Western or Middle Europe

it's looking mildly shocked

Looks pretty old and tall and like a thick defense structure that was maybe converted in a residence. Given the color of the stone, I'd guess Southern part of Europe.

I would guess north italy

round arches = old
thick walls = old
bricks not irregularly shaped rocks = not as old
+/- modern windows = still lived in?

possible that the wall was built earlier, and the gun ports were installed later in life before a final conversion to windows

possible that the wall was built earlier, and the gun ports were MS-DOS was installed later in life before a final conversion to windows

with all the repairs, that wall could have been pirated in the past

https://i.ibb.co/RT32vjJ/golf.jpg

Many people are saying the first view didn't have much to go on

getting Eastern Europe vibes, but I don't know why exactly (could be the South of France just as easily)

Great t-shirt game from the dad there

https://i.ibb.co/kcKNVg6/aba.jpg

three

I guess the second pic may have had buildings that one could recognise if they already knew them but this is going back to "not a single thing to go on" territory I'm afraid :(

How common are 5/6-lamp light poles? Also, the bus shelter on the left has an ad for something featuring a man, and on the right there is some kind of sign, if those particular graphics ring any bells.

could the sign be a coat of arms? hard to be sure in this resolution.

btw, what do you mean by 5/6-lamp poles? am I missing something?

The "spider"-looking light left of center, one post but 5 or 6 arms with lights on it.

oh, you’re right - was focusing on the ones on either side of the picture. might be a lead.

I'm pretty sure that's a sculpture in the middle of the roundabout but I've had no luck searching

I've been to Tallinn 3 times for work and I felt like this looked almost too Soviet to be Estonian but I think I found it, and I think it's Narva.

https://goo.gl/maps/jXR3zpzB4GsKH8vF6

very good!

found the first view too, it’s the local fortress, Hermann Castle

wow!

'twas a long walk along the river, but here's the second view

I had never heard of Narva before - I am not proud of this fact - but the Today Programme on Radio 4 had a feature from there this morning. IS that a weird coincidence or is Cherry Blossom making the news as well as the GTC thread?

I've been to Tallinn 3 times for work and I felt like this looked almost too Soviet to be Estonian but I think I found it, and I think it's Narva.

Good work, Narva it is!

Pretty desolate looking place, aside from the main tourist attraction of the castle. And Russia on the other side of the river

Narva feels like a city for cars, but without many cars

I’ve been there and it’s pretty bleak.

Its majority Russian there, I believe? Does it feel distinct from rest of Estonia? I read that Daugavpils in Latvia is pretty integrated despite being majority Russian speaking, but not sure on Narva

Yeah, it’s almost entirely Russian-speaking, though signs, shop labelling, etc, legally have to be in Estonian. It feels very different culturally, architecturally and financially from Tallinn and Tartu.

https://i.ibb.co/5F3P68J/aseda2.jpg

Guess Tne City

I believe the parked car is a late-2000s Fiat Punto.

https://media.tenor.com/LlBBzlkIQk4AAAAd/do-you-have-any-idea-how-little-that-narrows-it-down-that-narrows-it-down.gif

that polygonal horse & rider logo on the van looks distinctive.

haha, ledge, yes, but that is my contribution

https://i.redd.it/c33b4kskznk61.png

game changer. now do one for lamp posts

Similarly...

https://i.redd.it/0c3ez4qmvdf81.jpg

https://philip.greenspun.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/DSC04000-768x512.jpg

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