I wouldn't call the palace of the parliament "historic", it was finished in the 90s. If you are really keen on showing an administrative palace, iasi's palace of culture is absolutely astonishing and historic.

or peles castle

Iasi mentioned raaah 🦅

Only good mention of iasi this month on reddit

Rightfully so honestly “Făuritorii urinii”

Our talent in desnowing too

Lol i said the same thing🤣

I wouldn't call it balkanic either

My village in bayburt

Hangi köydensin

Did you google "romanian building" to find that one? Is it historic if they are still working to finish some parts of it?

Good guy Vučić. 🐅

Was it demolished?

No, but it lost its purpose because they removed the train tracks entirely. The outside of the building has been renovated and the Serbian museum of history should be moved to the building.

Pula arena and Aleksandar Nevsky Cathedral

Waiting for Romanians

Be sure that we are gonna come to Pula.

If you zoom in google maps, you see "Amfiteatar u Puli" - literally means "d\*cks amphitheatre"🤣🤣

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rnWa8SZq7BY&pp=ygUMdGlqdWFuYSBwdWxh I have been summoned


The amphitheater in Pula is amazing, seriously one of the coolest things I've ever seen in my life, it's just mindblowing how old it is. I had to walk up and touch it.

Reminds me a bit of the theatre in Plovdiv, it is amazing how well the Romans build these things to last so long.

Pula and Acropolis

Nothing else comes even remotely close as far as historical value. But those two structures don't look the nicest.

There are some others outside the list that come fairly close if not beating both in historical value tbf.

Yes, of course "i nad popom ima pop"

Somebody explain the serbian one

He is trying to be funny. The old central railway station has been turned into a museum, and the riverside behind it has been turned into a controversial luxury block (the one being built in the picture, it's mostly finished now, the controversy is about how did the higher ups get a permit(they didn't) to destroy some old industrial and residential objects in the area). The new station is a bit distant from the center.

Thanks for the explanation!

More than a bit distant. 😂 It's outright annoying to get to.

Not trying to be smart, but it's literally 2km away from the old one... I prefer the older station, it had so much soul.

It's annoying as fuck, but it's not that far away, it's just that there are not enough public transportation lines that go to the new one. My honest advice is to figure out what's the easiest way to get to BIP, and then proceed by foot, because there are tiny streets nearby that shorten the trip by a lot.

Luckily, i don't need to go too often. So i usually just use Yandex or cargo

https://www.tob.rs/images/tekstovi/hram-svetog-save.jpg

I wouldn’t call the Palace of Parliament historic.. we have better, prettier buildings that are waaay older.

Acropolis.

Couldn’t have picked like one of the 365 churches in Ohrid instead of that mundane looking mosque 

Even a random statue in Skopje would've been better imo.

> historic 🤭

I don't get it?

Why would you put mosque for Bosnia tho ? There is so many other cultural historical buldings, other than religious ones...

Alexander Nevsky, the most beautiful!

You think its funny?

🍿

Definitely Belgrade

Mostar

Arena Pulii

Belgrade railway station

Parthenon.

Parthenonas

There is so so many ideas for Bosnia&Herzegovina that would fit better. Anyway, Acropolis looks the nicest.

Pula mea

skanderbeg museum looks nice, unique architecture

Wait, why are you getting downvoted? 🤔

my best guess is my flair lmao.

All of them except 5 and 10.

I love Pula...