Guess the Skyline!

[delpiero1234]

I recognized this one from previous searches to one of your italian unesco world heritage sites

Mantua?

Mantua is correct. You're like a machine Well done

Of course, Mantua is also an UNESCO world heritage.

 

[ML8991]

Gg @ShilkaLive

 

[ShilkaLive]

Mantua is correct. You're like a machine Well done

Of course, Mantua is also an UNESCO world heritage.

Well, I must say you're quickly educating me when it comes to Italian Unesco World Heritage sites. I've done so many searches for them by now I start to recognize pictures of them pretty fast now, lol.
Will post a new pic ASAP

 

[ShilkaLive]

Allright, another relatively easy one. Tiny town, but distinct shape

 

[ML8991]

Bourtange, netherlands?

 

[ShilkaLive]

Well done @ML8991 , it indeed is Bourtange.

A Dutch Unesco world heritage site this time, a classical star fort protecting a town. This is the smallest example we have in the Netherlands, there are some bigger ones too like Naarden. You can actually see remains of these in plenty cities in the netherlands.

You're up ML8991

 

[ML8991]

(@ShilkaLive it certainly a pretty town and well preserved for its age (8 years war date if i recall the reading i did when searching for the place)

Here's another 'nice' town (i thought had to be purely cities, but guess i was mistaken)

 

[delpiero1234]

Here's another 'nice' town (i thought had to be purely cities, but guess i was mistaken)

We try to use cities mostly but if the small town is very famous (for example in the past we also had Saint-Tropez and Vernazza, among others) then it's ok to use smaller towns. It's a judgement call really.

 

[ML8991]

This is a medium sizedtown that is reasonble famous/ well known typically, and isnt the only example of its name in the world .

 

[delpiero1234]

It looks Central European and small but I am clueless

 

[ML8991]

right hemisphere, not defining region however = no exact response

 

[ShilkaLive]

Gives me a bit of an UK vibe, with mostly black roofs takes me north... Perth? (the one in Scotland)

 

[ML8991]

Nope, not perth in scootland , but good guess.

 

[szopaw]

Looks like one of the smaller industrial towns... Too flat for Wales, though. Bristol?

This is a medium sizedtown that is reasonble famous/ well known typically, and isnt the only example of its name in the world .

That's still DOZENS of possibilities

 

[ML8991]

Nice try @szopaw but not bristol, good to see my cryptic clues are working still, next clue will be coming out in a few minutes (1h after my last post, directed towards @ShilkaLive )

 

[ML8991]

This town has burnt down, been attacked, royally renouced of a high method of education by a monarch and a major location of a item of clothing's manufacture, all in around 800 years.

 

[szopaw]

Straightforward clue, but won't be able to actually propose a name without google, though, sorry.

 

[ML8991]

Google is allowed as far as i know, just not actually trawling the web for the image itself.

 

[ShilkaLive]

Well, just going by your cryptic clue without doing any checking... Middleton? I've read there are at least 53 towns/cities called middleton XD

 

[ML8991]

Nope, does that look like a middleton, no its in the North...