Guess where this is?

[Brian Ellis]

Basilica of Our Lady of Peace of Yamoussoukro, Ivory Coast?

[jms]

That's right. Your turn!

[Brian Ellis]

A rather distinctive building!

[Fat Tone]

You two are gonna trip up soon and post the answer before the picture

[Fat Tone]

Magick Kingdom, Florida

[Jammrock]

That looks like a shipyard in the background and far too cold for Florida. I'm guessing northern Europe or Scandinavia somewhere.

[Fat Tone]

My bad. Just remembered there was a station and ferry terminal nearby.

[Brian Ellis]

You're all very cold.

[SitFlyer]

Auckland, New Zealand?

[Brian Ellis]

Indeed it is, your turn!

[SitFlyer]

Thanks Brian. That ferry building was actually easy to find once one got past all the references to the other predominate ferry building, in San Francisco.

Where the heck is this?

[jms]

City hall in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada?

[SitFlyer]

WOW! that was just too fast.

I was going for easy, but, I must have messed up ??????

It's your turn, jms.

[jms]

Hehe, there were quite a lot of clues in the picture

OK, where's this and what is it famous for?

edit: I have maybe been a bit misleading. It's not this building in itself which is famous, but the village in which it is located. Clue: the picture shows a library.

[Brian Ellis]

OK, tricky one. The pseudo-Gothic crenellated architecture with corbelled turret and stonework quoins smacks of a late 17th/early 18th c folly, especially on a hill. The scenery is strongly reminiscent of Scotland. The almost tundra-like vegetation suggests a high latitude, but it is obviously not in the rugged part of the Highlands. The well-wrapped geezer is in front of a glen and I suggest it could be Strathspey, noted for its whisky, with many brands. The main village is Grantown, so I'll offer this as my first guess, which is probably totally wrong and misguided!!!