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| Massif de l' Esterel |
| pano 25378 |
| Cap Ferrat |
| Fiume Roia |
| Cap Martin |
| Monaco |
| Tete de Chien, 550m (pano 15864) |
| Porto Turistico |
| Monte-Carlo |
| Fort de la Revère (pano 17274) |
| Cime de la Forna, 621m |
| Punta Mortola (I) |
| Menton (F) |
| Villa Hanbury |
| Cattedrale dell'Assunta |
| Forte dell'Annunziata |
| Mont Agel, 1148m |
| Stazione di Ventimiglia (Railway Station) |
| Citta' Vecchia di Ventimiglia (Altstadt) |
| Cime Garigliano, 1011m |
| Monte Bellenda, 541m |
| Castel d'Appio |
| Punta Longoira (I-F), 1148m |
| Monte Grammondo (I-F), 1378m |
| San Giacomo (Camporosso) |
| Chiesa di San Giacomo |
SOLVED RIDDLE.
Ventimiglia is the last Italian town before the French border. Both the stretch of Italian coastline that the French one has been hit by a huge building speculation, but, in my opinion, this remains, despite everything, one of Europe's most beautiful areas, particularly if you move away a little from the coast. The French side is more famous and better organized, but, from a landscape point of view, the areas are quite equivalent. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ventimiglia |
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Tanti saluti, Hans-Jörg
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