See It On A Postcard's Thursday Postcard Hunt is taking a look at multi-views
After the city's millennium the slogan "Wroclaw - The Meeting Place" started to be used in all sorts of promotional material, and of course postcards. I think the invention of the slogan must derive from the reason the city was founded here by the Oder River, it was the meeting point of two trade routes.
The card shows Top - The City Hall, The Centennial Hall and the tenements Hansel and Gretel the bottom photos The Market Square, the Raclawice Panorama which houses the cycloramic painting of the Battle of Raclawice and for some relaxing downtime The Japanese Garden
The oldest town in Finland and once its capital - Turku. Located on the south west corner of Finland by the Aura River which makes its way through Turku and out into the Baltic Sea.
As a contrast a small place in the northern England formed on farming and making woolen garments. Today it is popular for walkers of the Howgill Fells and book lovers (it is England's official Book Town).
The car shows Weavers Yard, Main Street, and the 12th century Parish Church of St Andrews
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