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City view of the old town center of Würzburg on a sunny winter day.

Land ready to plant in La Pampa, Argentina

Straubing is a Lower Bavarian town with a well-preserved old town with medieval architecture

Stuttgart tv tower skyline aerial photo view town architecture travel in Germany

The famous Berlin Skyline with the Television Tower. Panorama Aerial Shot. Converted from RAW.

Leipzig is the largest city in the German federal state of Saxony, it is the economic centre of the region.

Netherlands, Haarlem - 20-06-2021: view from high above on the city of Haarlem

Skyline of New Kiruna in Sweden, Lapland

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Berlin skyline big panorama with TV tower

An aerial view of a Bruges town with red roofs. The buildings are tightly packed together and the streets are narrow. The photo is taken from a high angle, looking down on the town. The buildings are mostly made of brick and have a variety of architectural styles. The roofs are mostly red and orange, with some gray and white mixed in. The photo is taken during the day, with the sun shining on the buildings.

Gare de La Rochelle, the main railway station in La Rochelle, France

Colorful sunny day with cloudy sky, panoramic summer landscape of Toronto, Ontario, Canada city with the park of new buses. City public transportation buses parked in the special area. Aerial view.

$Zwolle downtown district aerial view at the Sassenpoort during a a nice fall day. Seen from above we can see the luscioius fall foliage on the trees with various historical buildings in the background. The Sassenpoort was constructed in the 14th century, specifically between 1406 and 1409, and served as one of the main entrances to the fortified city of Zwolle. It was built as part of the city's defensive walls and was primarily used to control access into the city, as well as to protect its inhabitants from potential threats.\n\nThe gate's name, \$