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21 March 2025

Buildings reflect in a glass window in Plaza Feijoo in Oviedo, Spain, one of the squares that form part of the city's historic center.

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2 March 2025

The Barcelona skyline is at sunset in Barcelona, Spain, on February 28, 2025.

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2 March 2025

The Barcelona skyline is at sunset in Barcelona, Spain, on February 28, 2025.

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16 February 2023

Reflections of the lights from the stained glass windows in the Interior of the Chapel of Santiago, which remains open for worship and is one of the chapels that the Cathedral of Santa Maria in Vitoria-Gasteiz (Spain) has, although it is located outside the walls.

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11 June 2018

Night view of the place de de La Bourse in Bordeaux (France) with its reflection in the so-called "mirror of water" considered the biggest mirror of these characteristics in Europe

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24 February 2016

Several buildings in the market square (Markt) Bruges are reflected in glass. . The main attraction of Bruges (Belgium) is its historic center, declared World Heritage Site by Unesco in 2000. Although it has been largely rebuilt, this urban center is one of the largest European interest because it keeps intact the medieval architectural structures. Like Amsterdam and Stockholm, among others, Bruges is known as "the Venice of the North" because of the many canals running through the city and the beauty of the mismos.Su name comes from the Old Norse "Bryggia" (bridges , wharves, piers). Interestingly, in the Flemish / Dutch language "Brug" means "bridge", and that this city boasts as the plural name of this word because of the large number of bridges that are in it.

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