The old Castle of Linköping close to the Cathedral. This is the old historic district.
The oldest parts of this building is from the 1100's but due to a fire the castle was partially rebuilt. Today's castle remain the same since the early 1800's.
The historic district of Stockholm is really much of the inner city "within the tollbooths", the area that encircles the city's 17th century extent. But it's the medieval "Gamla stan", or "Old Town", that people think of as the historic district of Stockholm.
The Old Town is also called "The Town Between the Bridges" and covers three islands at the center of the city. It's where the town was founded in the 1200's and where most of the brick buildings stood until the 1600's when the population started growing quickly.
But Gamla stan isn't the only historic district in Stockholm. Other notable areas are Mariaberget, with well preserved working class 18th century architecture, and the wooden cottages of Katarina on Södermalm.
Morro da Conceição: morro não favelizado localizado em pleno Centro do Rio, onde moravam os trabalhadores do porto do Rio e comerciantes portugueses. Muitas de suas casas ainda preservam a arquitetura comum ao subúrbio da cidade há algumas décadas atrás...
Por fazer parte da Zona Portuária recebeu muitas intervenções do projeto Porto Maravilha.
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