Guess the city (marketplace, bus, beaches)

[joejitsu]

Mjay Rotterdam.

[MJay]

Originally Posted by joejitsu

Mjay Rotterdam.

Wow, you got it. I just love the architecture of the city.

When you say it's mostly Caucasian, it's certainly not Spain / Portugal, which is almost 100% Caucasian. My guess goes to South America. Probably Brazil? Not sure about the city though.

4)

[NCInMyMind]

Is it Melbourne, Australia?

[Teak]

Originally Posted by Go Ne

Warsaw!... or to be Polish, Warszawa.

#5: Anchorage, Alaska. Or someplace in Sweden.

[Cornerguy1]

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[destinedtodave]

City #2 is in South America. Joejitsu asked me to post that clue since he is unable to post right now.

NCinMyMind, which city are you guessing about?

One more hint about mine: It's generally considered to be in the top 10 most important cities on Earth.

[NCInMyMind]

Originally Posted by decafdave

City #2 is in South America. Joejitsu asked me to post that clue since he is unable to post right now.

NCinMyMind, which city are you guessing about?

One more hint about mine: It's generally considered to be in the top 10 most important cities on Earth.

The photo with the bridge that is apparently Rotterdam...

#2 Santiago?

Wow...I totally stink at this game.

[elnina]

Originally Posted by MJay

Wow, you got it. I just love the architecture of the city.

When you say it's mostly Caucasian, it's certainly not Spain / Portugal, which is almost 100% Caucasian. My guess goes to South America. Probably Brazil? Not sure about the city though.

4)

Is Warsaw, Poland
it even says PKO Bank Polski (lol)

[recycled]

#1 looks like a beach area on Hong Kong island.

[recycled]

#2 looks like Porto Alegre (in Rio Grande do Sul state) or Curitiba (in Parana state) Brazil. Majority of the people's ancestors in both places are European immigrants.