Where in the world is this place?

[nordwulf]

It's time to continue the game we started on the other Saab forum. We've been all over the world but I am sure there are some places we haven't seen before. And many paces we would like to visit again. There are a few simple rules to follow:

• Name the current place in the picture
  If you are not sure about the location, wait for confirmation from the original poster
  If you are sure, post a picture or link of the same location
• Within an hour of confirmation or if you are 100% sure, post a picture of a new place. To keep the game going, you must post a new picture when you name the place.
• Find pictures of new places, rename the file and upload to a picture hosting site (Picasa, Flickr, Photobucket etc) with a unique name. Linked pictures with file names like places.com/eiffel-tower-in-paris.jpg are pretty easy to figure out.
• If the place isn't identified within 24 hours, anyone can post a new picture. The poster of the picture can also provide clues / hints about the place to make it easier to identify.

The best pictures are of some lesser known places that provide a few clues like a flag, sign or other specific land mark. Sometimes it is better to blur or mask out out a few details to make a place less obvious.

Ready? Where in the world is this place?

[Dave T]

I've never been to Stockholm, only Trollhattan , but this looks like what I imagine Stockholm to look like.

EDIT: It is Stockholm. Next picture. Hint: Significant tower, not just a short one in an obscure city.

[nordwulf]

That is the Tokyo Sky Tree: Armand's Rancho Del Cielo: Tokyo Sky Tree Photos

Tokyo Sky Tree (東京スカイツリー Tōkyō Sukai Tsurī^?), formerly known as New Tokyo Tower (新東京タワー Shin Tōkyō Tawā^?), is a broadcasting, restaurant, and observation tower in Sumida, Tokyo, Japan. It became the tallest structure in Japan in 2010^[1] and reached its full height of 634.0 metres (2,080 ft) in March 2011, making it the tallest tower in the world, displacing the Canton Tower,^[2][3] and the second tallest structure in the world after Burj Khalifa (829.84 m/2,723 ft).

Next:

[Talladega900]

Monte Carlo.

[nordwulf]

Yes! Your turn to post a new place.

[Talladega900]

Standby, thinking/looking.

[Talladega900]

Here you go. This actually might be pretty easy:

[SaabKen]

Here you go. This actually might be pretty easy:
[img]http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/i...a900/aroad.jpg[/img]

[Cracks fingers, tilts head ..... whirls mouse, deep breaths in/out]: OK, old fave game of Wulf's I was into, hehehe.

Near La Paz, Bolivia. One of the world's ten most dangerous.

[SaabKen]

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[Talladega900]

That would be at an altar.