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Kaunas, Vilnius, and Vilnius Accents

The facades of buildings in Visaginas are notable for their variety, featuring a mix of materials such as bricks, large slabs with pebbles, dolomite, concrete balcony ornaments, and small ceramic tiles. The city's architecture is characterized by a diversity of forms complemented by unique details, such as red brick pergolas. One of these pergolas can be found between the houses at Tarybų St. 7 and Veteranų St. 10.

Kaunas, Vilnius, and Vilnius Accents

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