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Rich 2 year s ago
#18 "European-style architecture" ... ... seriously ? ... Not even close.
       
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Tilford 2 year s ago
Rich, *"Improved European-style architecture"
       
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Rich 2 year s ago
Quote: Tilford
historic buildings showcasing European-style architecture,



" historic buildings showcasing European-style architecture,"
       
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Sharon 2 year s ago
#3 looks nothing like an English seaside village. The architecture is completely wrong, the layout is completely wrong. Everything about it screams American.
       
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Lauryn 2 year s ago
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Helen, GA used to be a worthwhile place to visit back in the 70's and 80's but now it just looks like a run down tourist trap.
       
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Jessica 2 year s ago
I love the commenters here. They're all so positive and happy.
       
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Lotta 2 year s ago
Catalina Island: you can walk maybe a mile in any direction before running into a locked gate.
       
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New Orleans, Louisiana

The culture in the Big Easy is completely unique, but everything from the cuisine to the architecture has been influenced by Spanish, French, and Creole Culture. As you walk through the French Quarter, you'll see Crayola-colored buildings reminiscent of the Caribbean, Spanish-style wrought iron balconies, archways, and lush courtyards, and picturesque Jackson Square, which might remind you of Paris's famous Place des Vosges. And there's the the vibrant nightlife, the sound of jazz music, lively oyster bars, and antique stores. It's a major city that feels entirely different from anywhere else in the country.

 

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