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Old cities from Europe - exclusive photos

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Intothesquare.org offer a selection of stories and exclusive photos from old European Citiesc Squares.

The squares of Aromanian settlements from The Pindus Mountains, Greece

Plaza Mayor from Cáceres, Spain

Marktplein from Bourtange, Netherlands

Praça de São João from Almeida (Portugal)

Praça 8 de Maio from Coimbra, Portugal

Praça do Municipio from Lisbon, Portugal

Plaza Mayor from Ciudad Rodrigo, Spain

Plaza Mayor from Salamanca, Spain

Tartinijev trg from Piran (Slovenia)

Piazza Castello from Marostica (Italy)

Piazza Pio II from Pienza (Italy)

Hauptplatz from Retz (Austria)

Trg Peristil from Split (Croatia)

Trg Sveta Eufemije & Trg G. Matteottija from Rovinj (Croatia)

Náměstí from Štramberk (Czech Republic)

Piața Sfatului from Brașov (Romania)

Domplatz from Passau (Germany)

Prešernov trg & Mestni trg from Ljubljana (Slovenia)

Praça do Comércio from Lisbon (Portugal)

Hlavné námestie from Košice (Slovakia)

Sultanahmet Meydanı from Istanbul (Turkey)

Plaza de la Corredera from Córdoba (Spain)

Piazza del Popolo & Piazza Garibaldi from Todi (Italy)

Masarykovo náměstí from Třeboň (Czech Republic)

Náměstí Zachariáše z Hradce from Telč (Czech Republic)

Žižkovo náměstí from Tábor (Czech Republik)

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For Russia, invading Ukraine was an economic boost

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