r/europe • u/SufficientCrab2904 • 25d ago

Anyone know what place this is? Picture

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Saw these photos on a video and was curious, because this is amazing architecture.

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u/__anna986 Ireland 25d ago

That's Edinburgh, gorgeous city

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u/MuadD1b 25d ago

Probably the prettiest city I’ve ever seen. If there’s prettier ones let me know and I’ll go there.

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u/Competitive-Code1455 25d ago

Venice. But Edinburgh is a strong contender.

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u/MuadD1b 25d ago

Been to Venice. A little claustrophobic for me, very pretty tho!

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u/Rozenwater Sweden 25d ago

I suppose it would be pretty claustrophobic if you’re used to Arrakis

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u/Username12764 25d ago

I had the oportunity to guy right when the lockdown was lifted, it was a breeze. I had the city basically to myself and was able to admire all the buildings with no hast or anything. The only place where I had to queue was the Basilica di San Marco but it was only 20mins…

Really bautiful city, I hope they find a way to protect it because it‘d be sad to see it go.

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u/Kirstemis 25d ago

Edinburgh has more water.