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Yes it is I'm afraid. I couldn't find anywhere else.

Nederland's?

We are in France

Lyon, the old station, I think it is called Perrache.

Non.

La Rochelle.

That's it, Gare de Rochelle, incidentally this town and the two islands remained under German occupation until May 1945, heavily bombed prior to this because of the U boat pens, which are still there and were the location for "Das Boot" filmed as a series last year.
Well done, Capes to blow the whistle.

Capetonian wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 11, 2019 1:32 pm

La Rochelle.

La Rochelle?
The less than salubrious suburb south of Johannesburg?

Used to get smashing prawns there, in a former police station/jail!

According to Google, its still in business.
Restaurante Parreirinha, 6th Street, La Rochelle, Johannesburg

Edited to add:

Still getting good reviews, BUT..........

don't leave your car unattended.
Or use a taxi.

Nasty earthquake north of Nîmes this afternoon. Probably caused by Notradamus turning over in his grave.

OFSO wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 11, 2019 4:41 pm

Nasty earthquake north of Nîmes this afternoon. Probably caused by Notradamus turning over in his grave.

Isn't he buried in Salon de Provence? To the east of Nimes.

Sorry for delay, have been flying.

There is a name on the stonework above the door, which I have concealed. The building is an institute, and was the last abode of the academic whose name is above this beautiful door.

That is a pretty splendid cat flap.

I'd say the Newton Institute but the building looks way too new to have a door like that.

The building is probably C18. It is not in an English speaking country, although it is in a country where many people speak good English.

Looks cloggie.

Very much so.

Is it maybe time to throw another clue into the jar?

Cape do you say it looks Cloggie or it is Cloggie, cos I can't find it in Cloggie land.

On the assumption that with that clue you are steering us towards Leiden, I am presuming that it is a university building there. Can't find it though.

First thought was that you could be referring to its founder William the Silent but it would seem that he lived in Delft.

Snouck Hurgronje Huis in Leiden?