Guess the City

I guess Lublin has trolleycars, actually, but it does look like track on those cobblestones.

Color may be off in the picture but it looks like the tram has a green section of near street level. And a red and green stripe above window level.

overall that looks like austria to me. too nice for classically eastern europe.

a couple of roofs seem wrong to me for austria though: the green mansard (?) roof and the stepped gable on the yellow building, which i associate with the low countries, but wikipedia tells me can be found elsewhere https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepped_gable.

Yeah I thought Netherlands maybe but now you mention Austria is possible but I’m struck by the lack of commercial signage or any signs at all.

All white people I'm still thinking former Eastern Bloc.

The colors on the tram suggest Hungary.

The colour of the trams reminds me of Augsburg in Bavaria.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/75/Strassenbahn_Augsburg_18-08-2007.jpg

Got it - it's the cathedral in Augsburg (Frauentorstraße)

https://goo.gl/maps/dFXxx2NwS3SUJ5Ym7

Nice one! I was still looking in Poland :-)

Oof I’ve been there.

Oof I’ve been there.

https://i.postimg.cc/tCFth4fn/yay.png

Back inside

maxx royal hotel so it's either belek or or kemer turkey according to google

I was gonna say the picture on the right is of Venice but maybe that's now irrelevant.

https://i.postimg.cc/D0pDg75R/sss.jpg

Back inside (alternate view)

Going to go a little early with the second image for this one

Turkey seems possible. The interiors look a bit rustic to be actually inside the Maxx Royal which looks very posh.

..rpus in cyrillic on the bench there

The first picture looks like it might be inside a travel agency, so maybe the Maxx Royal plaque is indicating they have organized trips to that hotel.

..rpus in cyrillic on the bench there

and .orpus on the sign behind the woman, possibly korpus which is little help.

the ice skates feel like they might help too?

Corpus Christi, Texas

only doing joke guesses from here on out

That SP&P logo is Stepanovski, Papakul & Partners - Minsk, Belarus : spplaw.by

en.remmers.com/en Remmers is a German building materials company that's active all over the place (not saying it IS Belarus, but they have a site for Belarus too)

xp Lancaster, Pennsylvania

/me googles for ice skating belarus korpus

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Missing: belarus ‎korpus

missing belarus and korpus? so matching only ice and skating? thanks for that.

Google has long been that helpful

there's a culture center called Korpus in Minsk but I don't think there's a skating rink nearby - maybe they do winter activities near water sometimes?

You got it.

https://goo.gl/maps/j9UYobsbjhgK18MKA

yay! thanks for actually finding it!

Correct! It is, of course, the Korpus Culture Center in Minsk

The first picture looks like it might be inside a travel agency, so maybe the Maxx Royal plaque is indicating they have organized trips to that hotel.

Also correct, its the Turberi travel agency, across the road from the Culture Center

hahaha so good

here it is!
https://www.google.com/maps/@53.9145659,27.5745101,3a,75y,334.28h,81.34t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipNZDf_ekwELcMH0mno2dUkDanKwnrvXYQI1CGq6!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipNZDf_ekwELcMH0mno2dUkDanKwnrvXYQI1CGq6%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi-0-ya242.40256-ro-0-fo100!7i10000!8i5000

if only we could use this kind of team work to solve crimes or something :-)

... or commit them

https://www.bellingcat.com/

https://i.postimg.cc/rmL8zjjs/thurs.jpg

Bonus points for successful apprehension

Eastern European looking dudes with palm trees? This one's hard. Is it an album cover from a Gorbachev-era New Wave band?

fascinating! no idea yet :)

Definitely looks one of those “Swagger of Oasis…” type band shoot.

https://i.postimg.cc/N0nbQxWn/zzz.jpg

View II

Central America? South America? Southern Europe? (thinking there's too much green for that but not sure) - so... no real idea yet

Second picture looks like it could be a plaza in a Latin American city.

First one looks high altitude/mountainous to me

gonna go out on a limb and guess this is Argentina

I thought Arentina wasn't very mountainous & I'm looking around in Chile, kind of

Argentina has lots of mountains. The street view could plausibly be Mendoza but I don’t recognise it.

https://i.postimg.cc/sXPSDx9k/xv.jpg

View III

I wish I had any idea but I still don't

I don't know either but you get way cooler images if you search on yandex for "abandoned pier south america" than on google.