Llanishen Methodist Church
A listed Methodist chapel in suburban Cardiff, also known as Century Chapel, serving the Llanishen community in Wales.
Gothic House (Bad Homburg)
A hunting lodge in Bad Homburg’s Dornholzhausen district, connected to Bad Homburg Castle by a formal tree-lined avenue.
St. Saviour’s Church, Riga
A neo-Gothic Anglican church near Riga Castle, built in 1859. Now restored to serve a small congregation and the wider community through social programmes.
St Mary’s Church, Knowsley
An active Anglican parish church in Knowsley, Merseyside, with a Grade II* listing, praised for its intimate interior despite its considerable size.
St Matthew’s Church, Wigan
An active Anglican parish church in Pemberton, Greater Manchester, designated Grade II* for its architectural and historical significance within the Church of England.
St Michael’s Church, Upton
A Grade I listed Anglican church in Upton, Northamptonshire, now redundant and preserved by the Churches Conservation Trust.
Holy Trinity Church, Vaasa
A red-brick Gothic church completed in 1869 in Vaasa, Finland, featuring three naves and altarpieces by prominent 19th-century Finnish artists.
Saint-Eugène-Sainte-Cécile
Paris’s first iron-framed church, completed in 1855. Its austere Gothic exterior conceals a luminous interior adorned with exceptional stained glass.
Saint Paul’s Church, Vaals
A neogothic Roman Catholic parish church built in 1891–1893 by architect Johannes Kayser, replacing an earlier structure and designated as a Dutch national heritage site.
St Alkmund’s Church, Derby
A Victorian church occupying Derby’s only Georgian square until its 1968 demolition, part of a religious site continuously in use since the 9th century.