Crete. I've seen the capital and a few of the larger towns there. 

And these days, it's very easy for anyone to travel virtually using Google Maps Street View. 

Southern Europe looks relatively similar everywhere when it comes to the shape in which the buildings are with the exception of Northern Italy, Southern France and some of the wealthier areas of Spain. So does Northern and Western Europe (very roughly the alps and north thereof) except for the UK. If you compare Germany, Sweden or Finland to the UK, there is a clear difference in how well kept the buildings are. I don't get it why the British let their buildings go like they do. Central London is very well kept but go 5-10 miles out of the hear of London and you can see it. Perhaps it's the massive expense of living there. Switzerland is a notch up from the rest of Western and Northern Europe. It's quite remarkable how meticulously the Swiss maintain everything in their country.