Theater St. Gallen
Switzerland’s oldest professional theatre, Theater St. Gallen in eastern Switzerland presents opera, ballet, musical theatre, and drama. A heritage site of national significance.
Zirl Parish Church
A 19th-century parish church in Tyrol whose interior glows with vivid frescoes painted by Franz Plattner between 1862 and 1874, complemented by ornate floral patterns and gilding.
Palace Cigar Store
A two-storey brick building completed in 1902, the Palace Cigar Store exemplifies Victoria’s architectural transition from Late Victorian to Edwardian design.
Worms Hauptbahnhof
Worms Hauptbahnhof is the principal railway station in Worms, Germany, serving 15,000 daily passengers and linking the city’s east and west quarters through a pedestrian underpass.
Gelnhausen station
Gelnhausen station is the railway hub for the town of Gelnhausen in Hesse, situated on the Frankfurt–Göttingen line connecting major German cities.
Bismarck Mausoleum
The mausoleum of Otto von Bismarck, Germany’s first Chancellor, stands on Schneckenberg hill near Friedrichsruh in Schleswig-Holstein, honouring his role in German unification.
Mount Royal Chalet
A French Beaux Arts pavilion built as Depression-era relief near the summit of Mount Royal, offering commanding views of Montreal’s downtown skyline.
Osijek Co-cathedral
A soaring neo-Gothic church crowned by a 94-metre spire, its interior transformed in the 1930s by vivid frescoes depicting biblical narratives.
Białystok Cathedral
A monumental Roman Catholic cathedral in Białystok, Poland, with twin 72.5-meter towers and capacity for 9,500 worshipers, elevated to basilica status in 1985 by Pope John Paul II.
Château de la Juive
A Gothic Revival villa in eastern France, the Château de la Juive was transformed by the prominent Lippman family into a symbol of 19th-century Jewish industrial success and remains a protected historical monument.