Stone city

The famous stone houses of Mardin, Turkey.

Medieval town - Taggia - Liguria... It looks like Knockturn Alley!

Sassi di Matera, which teeters on the edge of a steep ravine in Italy's south, dates back 9,000 years and is believed to be the oldest continuously inhabited cave city in the world.

Sun shining into the entrance to the Khao Luang Cave temple, Phetchaburi, Thailand.

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Some Italian real-life towns, because of their characteristic lay-out or the fairy-tale atmosphere they exude when they light up and glow at night, look exactly like these miniature Christmas villages that are so popular in Italy. Below is a list of these città presepe, which offer an out-of-this-world sight of typical little Italian Nativity scenes, covered by snow or clinging to rock pinnacles.

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an image of Ivora, a bustling and expansive pirate city-state, characterized by a chaotic yet vibrant atmosphere. The city should be a blend of rugged pirate aesthetics and exotic architecture. Imagine a sprawling harbor filled with various ships, from sleek pirate vessels to large trade galleons. The skyline is dominated by a mixture of weathered stone buildings, wooden shacks,