Where in the World (336)

The structure depicted in the distorted image last week is constructed of wood and claims to be the largest wooden structure in the World. It consists of several linked mushroom-shaped structures covering a plaza. Designed by a German architect, built using wood from Finland it graces the centre of a Spanish city. The Parasol Metropole, as it is known, can be found in the Old City of Seville.

Congratulations this week to Todd (@toddunctious), Jackie (@jackiesjourneys), Tim (@timofnewbury), Dave (@travelling_dave) and Günther and Ursula (@myVideoMedia) who all identified the city correctly as Seville.

The distorted photograph this week is back to a city skyline. The challenge is to identify the city from its very modern architecture. There is a hint as to which part of the world by some of the architecture. Good luck.

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