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Europe Turns UN Blue to mark UN75 on October 24, 2020 Final List of European secured buildings – Long List October 26 Belgium: . Town Hall - Grand Place, Brussels . European External Action Service “EEAS”, Brussels . The European Commission Berlaymont, Brussels . European Council, Brussels . Palais Egmont, Brussels . Bozar cultural Center, Brussels . Hotel de Mérode, Brussels . Town hall, Dendermonde . Town hall, Uccle . Espace International Wallonie, Brussels . Stad Leopoldsburg, Limburg . The Municipality, Lasne Austria: . Hochstrahlbrunnen, Schwarzenbergplatz, Vienna Bosnia and Herzegovina: . Sarajevo City Hall . Stari Most, Mostar . Banski Dvor Cultural Center, Banja Luka Czechia: . Petrin Lookout Tower, Prague . Dancing House, Prague . Zizkov Television Tower, Prague . British Embassy, Prague . The Dome, Olomouc . Ostrava City Hall, Ostrava Denmark: . UN City, Copenhagen . City Hall, Copenhagen . Öresundsbroen, Copenhagen Finland: . The Finlandia House, Helsinki . The Opera House, Helsinki France: . UNESCO, Paris . Centre Mondial de la Paix, Verdun . Palais Justice, Lyon . Tour Perret, Grenoble Germany: . Old City Hall, Bonn . UN Tower, Bonn Greece: . Central Bridge, Trikala . City Hall, Fyli (Ano Liosia) . City Hall, Municipality Agion Anargiron - Kamaterou . City Hall, Municipality of Aristotelis . City Hall, Municipality of Delphi . City Hall, Municipality of Elefsina . City Hall, Municipality of Zografou . City Hall, Municipality of Igoumenitsa . City Hall, Municipality of the Holy City of Messolongi . City Hall, Municipality of Ilion . City Hall, Municipality of Kassandra . City Hall, Municipality of Katerini . City Hall, Municipality of Kifissia . City Hall, Minicipality of Kilkis . City Hall, Municipality of Marathonas . City Hall, Municipality of Megara . City Hall, Municipality of Pella . City Hall, Municipality of Pydnas Kolindrou . City Hall, Municipality of Serres . City Hall, Municipality of Skopelos . City Hall, Municipality of Agrinio . City Hall, Municipality of Alimos . City Hall, Municipality of Aspropyrgos . City Hall, Municipality of Galatsi . City Hall, Municipality of Dionysos . City Hall, Municipality of Mandra - Idilia . City Hall, Municipality of Neo Irakleio . City Hall, Municipality of Paiania . City Hall, Municipality of Palaio Faliro . City Hall, Municipality of Pilaia - Hortiati . City Hall, Municipality of Rafina - Pikermiou . City Hall, Municipality of Salamina . City Hall, Municipality of Argos - Mikines . City Hall, Municipality of Ancient Olympia . City Hall, Municipality of Thiva . City Hall, Municipality of Karpathos . City Hall, Municipality of Central Corfu and Diapontia Islands . City Hall, Municipality of Nafplio . City Hall, Municipality of Nea Ionia . City Hall, Municipality of Palini . City Hall, Municipality of Penteli . City Hall, Municipality of Sparti . City Hall, Municipality of Spetses . City Hall, Municipality of Philothei - Psychiko . City Hall, Municipality of Chalkida . City Hall, Municipality of Chania . City Hall, Municipality of Chios . City Hall, Municipality of Oreokastro Iceland: . Cathedral, Reykjavik . Harpa Reykjavic Concert Hall and Conference Centre, Reykjavik . University of Iceland, Reykjavik . Hofdi House, Reykjavik . Principal church, Akureyri Italy: . Palazzo Senatorio, Rome . Theatre Giuseppe Verdi, Brindisi . Palazzo Nervegna, Brindisi . Museums of Rovereto . The Bell of the Befallen, Rovereto (Alps) . Campana dei Caduti, Rovereto . Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art “Mart”, Rovereto . Museo della Citta’, Rovereto . Museo della Guerra, Rovereto . Teatro Zandonai, Rovereto . Piazza Antonio Rosmini, Rovereto . Fountain in Piazza de Ferrari, Genova . City hall, Mussolente (Veneto Region) . City Hall, Rossano Veneto (Veneto Region) . Torre dell'Orologio, Osimo (Ancona) . Bridge Vittorio della Gran Madre, Turin . Bridge Umberto - Corso Vittorio, Turin . Bridge Isabella - Corso Dante, Turin . Bridge Balbis - Corso Bramante, Turin . Palazzo Vanvitelli, Mercato San Severino (Salerno) . Castello Aragonese, Ortona . Maschio Angioino, Napoli Luxemburg: . The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Luxembourg city Slovakia: . Presidential Palace, Bratislava Slovenia: . Triple Bridge, Ljubljana . The Celje Castle, Celje . Cerknica Culture House, Cerknica . Franjo Malgaj Statue, Šentjur . Hočevar mausoleum, Krško . Jesenice High school, Jesenice . Monument of Peace in Cerje, Miren-Kostanjevica . The Beltinci Castle, Beltinci . The Cultural Center, Rogaška Slatina . The Municipal building, Rogaška Slatina . The Medvode fountain, Medvode . The Miran Jarc Library, Novo Mesto Spain: . Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Madrid . City Hall, Barcelona . City Hall, Alicante . City Hall, Malaga . Genalguacil, Malaga . City Hall, Santander . City Hall, Valladolid . City Walls, Valladolid . The Millennium Dome, Valladoid Sweden: . The Cathedral, Stockholm . Öresundsbron, Malmö Switzerland: . Palais des Nations, Geneva . Les Services industriels de Genève “SIG”, Jet d’eau on the Lake, Geneva . The Olympic Museum, Lausanne Netherlands: . Eye Film museum, Amsterdam . Provinciehuis Noord-Brabant, Gemeente 's-Hertogenbosch . Provinciehuis Limburg, Gemeente Maastricht . Provinciehuis Gelderland, Gemeente Arnhem . Kantoor Interprovinciaal Overleg Den Haag . Adam Molen Delfzijl, Gemeente Delfzijl . Pier Scheveningen, Den Haag . Sassenpoort Zwolle, Gemeente Zwolle . Gemeentehuis Groesbeek, Gemeente Berg en Dal . Basiliek van de H.H. Agatha en Barbara, Gemeente Halderberge . Martinikerktoren, Gemeente Doesburg . Slot Loevestein, Gemeente Zaltbommel . Schansbrug, Gemeente Maassluis . Raadhuis Heemstede, Gemeente Heemstede . Van Abbemuseum, Gemeente Eindhoven . Het Vredespaleis, Den Haag . Hovenring Fietsbrug, Gemeente Eindhoven . Stadscentrum Zeewolde, Gemeente Zeewolde . Grote Marktstraat, Den Haag . Love Fontein, Gemeente Leeuwarden . Gemeentehuis Drunen, Gemeente Heusden . Molen Stadshaven, Gemeente Heusden . Raadhuisplein Drunen, Gemeente Heusden . Plein Kern Vlijmen, Gemeente Heusden . Martinitoren Groningen, Gemeente Groningen . Provinciehuis Zeeland, Gemeente Middelburg . Achmea Leiden, Gemeente Leiden . Achmea Tilburg, Gemeente Tilburg . Achmeatoren Leeuwarden, Gemeente Leeuwarden . Burgemeester Jansenplein, Gemeente Hengelo . De Poort van Huys, Gemeente Hengelo . Drienerstraat , Gemeente Hengelo . Enschedesestraat, Gemeente Hengelo . Gemeentehuis Oss, Gemeente Oss . Het Evenementenplein, Gemeente Hengelo . Industrieplein, Gemeente Hengelo . Langestraat, Gemeente Enschede . Marktplein, Gemeente Hengelo . Pastoriestraat, Gemeente Hengelo . Willemstraat, Gemeente Hengelo . Fontein Frieswijkstraat, Gemeente Nijkerk . Provinciehuis Noord-Holland, Gemeente Haarlem . Wilhelminabrug Deventer, Gemeente Deventer . Westervoortse Brug, Gemeente Westervoort . Gemeentehuis Beesel, Gemeente Beesel . Gemeentehuis Gilze en Rijen, Gemeente Gilze en Rijen . 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    Networking UNDERGROUND Archaeological and Cultural Sites: the CASE of the Athens Metro

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  • PERU Núcleo Central Trofa-Projeto

    PERU Núcleo Central Trofa-Projeto

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