Tell me

>>75410847
No

It's too pretty and too clean to be an average city in Manila. Here you'd see a lot of skyscrapers. You'll almost think it's a first world until you see the slums and squatters area.

>>75410847
No, because most of my country started building great cities after unification so a lot of regulations were put into place, making buildings a lot more even in height.
Old romanian architecture also includes a lot more marble and columns where columns shouldn't really be

Albeit, there are some transylvanian cities where it could pass as normal in the older parts of town, since they were influenced by central european architecture before unification.

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>>75411328
You mean a average city in the Philippines?

Either way stay strong christianfriend.

What is your equivalent of city houses(kamienice)?

Yeah could easily bei a german city

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not at all, too beautiful to pass as an average here ;_;
I'm sobbing

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>>75411471
but there is no mosque on OP's pic

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>>75411490
It has good and worse parts, worse being not yet fixed city houses and commie blocks.
>>75411471
I'd lie if I say that it wasn't for 150 years.
>>75411424
Good post.

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>>75411462
I meant Metro Manila since it's composed of different cities lol

It's hard to tell because around the business district, there's a lot of high rise condominiums. Then there's also pic related

>>75410847
No.
Too many lights and low-lying buildings

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>>75410847
No because the style and the textures of the roofs of the buildings are way too different, also the buildings themselves are too far apart from each other, unlike italian cities where they're all close together.