I found that a number of places in Bristol are reminiscient of Göttingen itself.
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College Green; the GÖ equivalent is Platz der Göttinger Sieben, in that it is a central lawn with university buildings to the side.
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Queen Square; the GÖ equivalent is Wilhelmsplatz, in that it is a point of assembly where everybody is on the outline, and no one in the center.
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Magpie Park; the GÖ equivalent is Hiroshimaplatz, in that it is used as a skating area and is surrounded by busy traffic.
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The Courtrooms, a student residence. The windows make it look like a neverending collection of nondescript utility rooms. Compare with Göttingens Lern- und Studiengebäude (LSG).
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St. Bartholomews, an office building with a concave shape. Similar to the Barthomoleusbogen (Bartholomew's Arc), an equally curved residential housing in GÖ.
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Inner city pedestrian area Broadmead/Merchant Street, and Concorde Street mall. Similar to GÖ's Weender Straße and its Carré mall.
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Bus ring around the city center pedestrian area, similar to GÖ's Stumpfebiel street.
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South Plaza buildings. Brute architecture can be beautiful. But not here — it looks like a multi-storey parking. Follows the likes of Göttingen's ZHG.
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The Bearpit and adjoining shops/residences, Haymarket Walk. Looks as terrible as GÖ's Iduna-Zentrum (architectural sins from the 1960s).
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Random takes: Technically, it's not free if the package costs £2.59 to get it.
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Random takes: Where is the First Bookshop?
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