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PirriAND wrote: ↑

09 Feb 2018 21:40

-No airports

I thought Andorra has one just located a bit south in Spain

Noah_Lukas wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2018 19:57

PirriAND wrote: ↑

09 Feb 2018 21:40

-No airports

I thought Andorra has one just located a bit south in Spain

We don't have an airport as such. If our Spanish neighbors kindly build an Airport for us/for them, it a nice gesture, but it's not ours. And yes, it's not far from the capital.

https://www.google.ad/maps/dir/Andorra+ ... 337751!3e0


The only problem is that it's only a Charter jet airport. Which means that if you own a Private Jet it's all nice for you. If you are just a random young guy that want's to travel, you are going to drive or take a bus to the Airport of Barcelona and fly from there.

Well then it's time for your own airport

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Noah_Lukas wrote: ↑

11 Feb 2018 22:08

Well then it's time for your own airport

This looks like a fantastic spot to build an International airport. I can already picture an A380 landing here:

But please without asphalting the people there

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Well actually I'm a cheese lover soooo I have to send Gouda

Chełm, Poland - Unique in Europe underground chalk passages (up to 20m below the ground), about 2km long that are available for visitors. "The labyrinth" has over 100km in length under whole city, and even two decades ago most of the old town residents had their own entries to the tunnels (unofficial, dug from their cellars, as a cool storage place). It's probably the only city in Poland with no skyscrapers due to fact that those tunnels would collapse if something is higher than 4 floors - weak chalk base (2 exceptions: hospital: 8 floors, and a hotel: 7 floors).

^ I bet that little kids like to explore those tunnels and play there.