Answer to edition 489
The red and white building is quite distinctive. You may also detect there are several ships and boats in the image. Searching for a port with a red and white building will narrow the search down considerably.
Also, if your eyesight is good enough and your screen resolution allows it, the word Goteborg is written on the stern of one of the ships where the name of the port of registration goes. The city, to give it its English spelling, is Gothenberg, Sweden.
Last week's winners
Congratulations to those who identified the distorted city from Where in the World (489) as Gothenburg: Tim (@timofnewbury), Claudia (@crevilla_), Jackie (@jackiesjourneys) and Atul (@pixodentist).
This week's "Where in the World..."
This week’s “Where in the World…” shows a feature of the city to be identified that is not often seen in travel brochures or guides. It is also easy to confuse the scene with other similar, better known images.
This week it is a little more challenging and will test your research skills. Stick at at it and good luck.
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