✨ Whimsical Thursday #23 | Guess The Building City : A Red Journey Around The World 🌍❤️

[Robotime]

A red light, a red wall, a red building, a red street…
Behind every shade of red, there is a story waiting to be discovered.

This week, Whimsical Thursday is taking you on a colorful adventure around the world!

Can you recognize these iconic places from just one red detail?

Let’s see how well you know the world.

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How Many Red Places Can You Recognize?

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Share Your Red Memory

Every red place has its own story.

After the challenge, tell us:

Which red landmark impressed you the most?

Was it:

A place you visited during a trip?

A landmark from your hometown?

A scene that inspired your own miniature build?

We’d love to hear your story in the comments!

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Every Place Has A Story

Every landmark holds a unique story and memory.

Keep exploring, keep discovering, and share your journey with us!

[Alicesharpe]

My favourite spot out of all 16 is definelty The london phone box..As a child i always tried to use these while my mom was in the shops..Even though i had no money to actually use it the buttons were fun to press and i pretend im calling Someone Xx

Such fun times as a child and i wish thoes moments still happen

[ThaoNguyen]

Question number 8 didn’t display the image, so I just took a wild guess—luckily, I got it right.

Good luck

[Vangie]

Vancouver red maple leaves for me! I love Autumn. It reminds me of gratitude and moving on.

[Sofie_Vanderbeken]

My result

Which red landmark impressed you the most?

As a London lover this was an easy question, so it was the first one for sure

This is a landmark from my own country Belgium in red

In the city of Ostend in Belgium there is an art work in red called “Rock Stranger” from Arne Quinze as an art lover I really like this piece of art, Ostend is on the Nord Sea coast of Belgium

had to restart it a few times as my internet connection is really bad the last few days and it kept resetting

[kksartwork]

I never visited any of given pictures, but love the london telephone both . Whenever I see it in movies or any pic it attracted me with there vibrant red color and old school vibes

[Sasa]

Well, that’s not bad—88 out of 100, hehe.
Oh yes, a giveaway, Nanci! I love it!

The place that impressed me the most was in Japan—back in 2019, when I saw it for the first time. It’s the Fushimi Inari-taisha.
It’s very well-known; the movie Memoirs of a Geisha was filmed there, too. I highly recommend watching it—or, above all, reading the book; it’s fantastic!

Good luck to everyone!

[Sasa]

Oh, you didn’t upload a photo! Hehe, you should!

[300]

The red telephone booth in London has always been my favorite I’ve built crafts depicting it a few times and even painted it

[Vangie]

Wow you are so good with places!

[Sasa]

Wow, 100 out of 100—congratulations!

[Vangie]

Nice rock art! Thank you for sharing!

[Sasa]

We’re even! Hehe, aren’t you going to post a photo?

[Sasa]

Congratulations on reaching 100!

Wow, the monument is huge!

[Vangie]

This is the only red I have here in Hawaii! My red dragonfruit! Lol

[Zoe_Lau]

The red landmark that impressed me the most was the Tokyo Red Torii Gate because it reminded me of my trip to Japan a few years ago.

[Vangie]

Ohhh we do have a famous red structure here in Hawaii. The Byodo Temple:

And of course, the very active volcano at Big Island. I get to see this in person:

[Sasa]

Not bad! And aren’t you uploading your photo of the red one?

[Sasa]

Wow, almost 100! Aren’t you going to post a photo of the red one, too?