whats the most famous/iconic building in your city/town/village/hamlet

[-:Undertaker:-]

it's a simple question what is the most like known building to people who don't live where you do

for me in Liverpool it's probably the Liver Buildings



how about you

[dbgtz]

Wote Street Willy

[lawrawrrr]

Probably the Old College on the seafront:





but the most iconic thing in aber is definitely the starlings on the pier

[Empired]

Well I live in Cambridge so we've got a lot of famous landmarks in our city.

King's College


Mathematical Bridge


Corpus Christi Clock (always just called it the grasshopper clock tho)


And a load more. Maybe the marketplace which is a bloody nightmare to get across because of all the tourists.

[Inseriousity.]

Transporter Bridge

[Alysha]

Transporter Bridge

twins

[Zak]

Our church, built before 1283

[xxMATTGxx]

In my own view:

Manchester Central Library



Manchester Town Hall



Manchester Art Gallery



Manchester - London Road Fire Station



Manchester Arndale and the surrounding area:

Even though it's modern, this area changed quite drastically and was modernised after the IRA Bombing in Manchester and looks a lot better than it used to do.

[-:Undertaker:-]

@xxMATTGxx; I'd say the town hall for Manchester, known as one of the best examples of Victorian Gothic in the country.



And Liverpool's town hall is one of the best examples of the earlier Georgian architecture. Thank God they both survived the 1960s town planners.

[Samantha]

We don't really have any stand out buildings, but the most iconic thing is probably the murals we have in the town:



In the town next to me (where I work) they are:

The Haribo Factory:



Buttercross:



The Museum:



Old Town Hall:



The Town Hall now: