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Wow! I like the last airport picture, very nicely done, I wish I had same skills

Hello and welcome to Tunare, the capital of Costanian republic. In this episode you'll see the examples of modern architecture in wider Old town district area. In last episode you may have seen TuMMA, which is just 10 minutes of walk away from the St. Nicholas Cathedral. Many local and international artists have had their exhibition installed in this museum. But there is more to show. This is the Government district. In the upper corner you can see the building of National Council of Costanian republic (Natelet konsil in local language) and in the lower corner you can see the building of Government Office of Costanian republic. Yet unfinished, but Riverside Office Park is the home for many national and international companies. This area has one of the most expensive spaces in whole country, as it lays next to the Klisa River. And speaking of offices, this is the main financial district of Tunare. Galdetkvart for Tunare is, what 5th Avenue is for New York. The dark-blue building in the front is Costanian Central Bank (Mitelet Bank te Kostania in local language). We're going south now. Down the stream of river Klisa you'll find ExpoKos, the largest exhibition hall in Costania. This multi-purpose structure was open in 2006 and since then, plenty of exhibitions, conferences, concerts and even sport events have taken place there. This is Markeretkvart - The workers' district. Built in mid 50s with purpose to provide the cheap housing for workers from shipbuillding factories. The statue in the roundabout is dedicated to Iermin Klinser - former Tunare's mayor, who orderd to build this district in relatively short distance from historical centre. In short distance from Markeretkvart you can go shopping in MarkeretMall, former textile factory. Tunare has been an industrial hub since mid 19th century. Football/soccer is the most popular sport in Costania and FC Tunare 53 is the most successful club in the country. This is their home stadium, TalkOne Arena, surrounded with training fields of youth academy. And finally, the transport overview of the city, still in construction. B2 expresway will be extended to future International airport. Satelite view of Tunare. Consider it as a farewell with this episode. See you soon, guys.

Thank you for feedback. How can I turn off those UDI icons?

Welcome to Tunare, the capital of the republic of Costania! Tunare is the largest city of this insular nation with an interesting and rich history. The city lays on both banks and the delta of Klisa river and partially at the Tuna Bay (that's where the name Tunare comes from) near the geographical centre of Costania. Let's have an initional tour of the city, shall we? If you decided to visit Tunare via train, you're most likely to come to the Tunare Main Railway Station (local name Tunare Hirdet Fereletstas). The current look of this huge structure was finished in 1978. It's the main getaway point (apart from the airport that you'll see in another CJ). If you need to stay near the station for jus one night, you can stay at Marriot Hotel next to the station. Just a few minutes of walking away, you can visit an Old Town district (Altet Stat in local language). You'll be amazed by well-preserved historical centre with one of the main dominants of the city - St. Nicholas cathedral, a neo-gothic structure build in 1844. According to a local legend, St. Nicholas, a patron of sailors, helped the first settlers from British Empire and Spanish kingdom to discover Costanian island. As a gesture of thankfulness, they've built a church that has been lately rebuild into its current version. Old harbor used to be the main water getaway point to the city in the past. Now it is more like a tourist attraction with small marina, surrounded by old picturesque houses. Old and new town hall. In the old (smaller one) building you can visit City Museum. Next to the historic centre you can find a piece of modern architecture. This is the Tunare Museum of Modern Art (shortly TuMMA). It was open in 2009. And before we get off the historic centre, here is the overview of Altet Stat.

btw, you wrote about Slovak National Uprising monument this: This monument celebrates Slovakia's independence from Czechoslovakia. You're wrong. It's the WW2 memorial dedicated to people who fought against Nazi Germany as partisans. During the WW2 Slovakia was a puppet state under Third Reich's control and Slovak National uprising was launched against Nazis. After WW2 Slovakia and Czech republic reunited into Czechoslovakia. However, it was decided that Czechoslovakia wil be under Soviet control, so we ended up under another dictatorship again. And speaking of that monument, it was built by commies' party during the socialism and there is no surprise that they used the monument within their propaganda. However, in Slovak National Uprising were involved also many people who weren't pro-communist.

Yay, my home country... Bratislava looks too real. 🤩 There is a lot more to show, for example, Košice with the most-east gothic cathedral in Europe, beautiful towns Bardejov and Levoča... I missed Spiš Castle (Spišský hrad) - the biggest castle ruin in Europe... but those details, tho... it's masterpiece. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

So... I'm having an issue with new NAM 38... my RHW texture has switched from Euro to Maxis basic texture, even though I did everything right during the installation. Other NAM pieces work perfectly, including the new HRW... but those highways 😫 I also removed NAM 38 files and re-install 37 back but it didn't help me... Can you help me, please?

desperately waiting for draggable cycling-only paths fully integrated within NAM 😎

Hello again 😂 can you send me a link to those circled buildings? btw, your region & city layouts look great! 👏👏👏

Amazing!!! what software do you us for this map view?

Hi! I like your work! where did you get those long white buildings in the left from this image? Thx for response.

what a beauty! may I know, where did you get those orange-roofed euro houses?

Lol, that feeling when you watch CJ from Prague and BOOM! St. Martin's Cathedral from Bratislava, Slovakia (my hometown)