Guess where this is?

[lecter]

Australia? Some kind of government-related building?

[Brian Ellis]

You are very cold again, although it is a government-related building.

[Kurt]

So, it's a phone booth...

[Brian Ellis]

So, it's a phone booth...

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[KvHagedorn]

National Assembly Building in Belmopan, Belize.

[KvHagedorn]

How about this one? Name this building and its location.

[az]

Hallgrimskirkja in Reykjavik, Iceland. (Sasq, if you're looking, aren't we using UTF-8? Why can't I post an iacute? Of course, HTML is turned off, so that isn't an option, too. Strängely, Ümlauts wörk fine.

AZ

[KvHagedorn]

..eyup. How'd you get it so quickly?

[az]

g modern church



AZ

[az]

Here's mine. Could be easy, could be hard.

AZ

[lecter]

Looks like an 18th century palace in Germany...

[az]

Correct. (Actually, it was originally buil in the late 17th century, but expanded and renovated later)

AZ

[KvHagedorn]

Is it in Brandenburg or Berlin?

[SitFlyer]

Charlottenburg Palace?

[az]

SitFlyer got it! Fast How did you guess it BTW?

KvH, it's in Berlin (and one of the many reasons I love that city is that many such places are IN the city, not only near it - rivers, parks, forests, old buildings, new buildings, this scene, that scene, the wall etc. etc. It's one of the few western cities that still have that old charm. I love this mix of old and new, like in eastern european cities. Prague is also wonderful, all the time you think you're on a trip through history and time. Don't miss it while it lasts, I fear that in a few years many of these old beautiful cities will have lost their soul.)

AZ