For those with the classical answer that the right is only housing: nitter.cf/Culture_Crit/status/17…
Here a whole thread nitter.cf/Culture_Crit/status/17…
With a little bit of planning wales could feasibly get Caernarfon, Conwy, Tenby or maybe even Denbigh in this list.
If I was a local authority I’d have a 50 / 75 year plan to develop in this way.
(With our current heritage cuts not a chance mind!!).
King Charles II destroyed Coventry's Medieval walls as revenge for the city's parliamentarian support during the English Civil War. The first of many upsetting architectural decisions made there
Two gatehouses and a few chunks of wall survive 😢
Cáceres es el tercer conjunto monumental más grande de Europa y el primero de España con un crisol de culturas y conservación excepcional. Es Patrimonio de la Humanidad desde 1986 pero tiene dos problemas. Está en Extremadura y está en España. (sigo)
Walls can be really beautiful and create a sense of place, and many modern cities would be improved by having purely aesthetic walls around their edges nitter.cf/Culture_Crit/status/17…
Realmente, lo que hay en Monteriggioni son 2 restaurantes, un hotel , una iglesia del siglo XVIII-XIX y un par de casas. El resto, más bien se restauró de aquella manera.
*estuve en 2019
**sí, sale en Assassins Creed 2 – at Cartagena, Spain
