Did not tick to many boxes for us, the heat did not help, if you are a culture vulture it is great. Our take on it is of a city full of grand buildings from an age of great empires when it was acceptable to demonstrate great wealth and power by creating grandiose palaces, public spaces and lots of statues. It lacks the kind of personality that you find in some cities with the little alleys, small shops and old working buildings.
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