Guess where this is?

[jms]

Oh OK, then I would have to say Toledo, Spain.

[Brian Ellis]

Yes, my next clue was going to be think of a Cretan painter!

The hotel at the bottom is a parador. These are owned by the Spanish Government and are converted castles, historical houses etc. This is the view from it showing the ancient city of Toledo with its citadel and cathedral which houses some enormous canvases of El Greco. The river is the Tajo, which becomes the Tagus in Portugal.

[jms]

Where's this?

[Brian Ellis]

USA or Australia?

[Fat Tone]

Oslo Opera House, Norway

[Fat Tone]

Assuming that's right , how about:

[jms]

Yes that was correct

[Brian Ellis]

Well I'd guess underground hangars for fighter aircraft, but where? Not much clue. USA?

[Fat Tone]

No, they are for the people while they watch something. Not USA, has historical significance, I've spent a lot of time there.

[Brian Ellis]

Bletchworth? Fylingdale?

[Fat Tone]

No, but it is UK. Testing of something moderately famous was done there.

[jms]

Blue Streak test area at RAF Spadeadam

[Fat Tone]

Correct! You are good.

http://www.raf.mod.uk/rafspadeadam/aboutus/history.cfm

I spent a lot of time there in the 90s measuring gas concentration from large releases by British Gas.

[jms]

Thank you!

This will probably be easy for some of you. Where is it?

[Fat Tone]

Broadway Tower, Cotswolds, England.