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Originally Posted by ryever
London does have some of the nicest parks indeed, my favorite is probably St James Park
Paris has some great squares and is a very beautiful city.
In terms of London there are so many squares and especially garden squares, so this is my last pic, and is one of London's newer Squares Paternoster Square, which is home to the London Stock Exchange.
The tower to the right in the distance is part of the federal parliament. The monument in the middle is Canada's main war memorial. The large castle in the second photo is the Château Laurier hotel.
The tower to the right in the distance is part of the federal parliament. The monument in the middle is Canada's main war memorial. The large castle in the second photo is the Château Laurier hotel.
Two triple-lane streets and a junction. No thanks. F**k cars.
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George Square in Glasgow was recently refurbished and I think Manchester is currently in the process of redeveloping the St Peter's Square area and the area around Exhange Square.
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