Oscar Fredrik Church
A soaring Neo-Gothic church in Gothenburg crowned by Sweden’s tallest church spire, named after King Oscar II who visited in 1898.
A soaring Neo-Gothic church in Gothenburg crowned by Sweden’s tallest church spire, named after King Oscar II who visited in 1898.
The oldest surviving Anglican church in the Wellington region, Christ Church in Taita, Lower Hutt documents New Zealand’s early European settlement and religious heritage.
A Gothic Revival cathedral built 1874–78 in Savonlinna, Finland, designed by Axel Hampus Dalström to seat one thousand people.
An active Anglican parish church in Cheshire, Christ Church exemplifies the Commissioners’ church programme, built with public funding to serve growing 19th-century communities.
An active Anglican parish church south of Eaton village in Cheshire East, Christ Church is a Grade II listed building serving part of a multi-parish benefice in the diocese of Chester.
A Grade II listed former Anglican parish church in Bacup, Lancashire, now operating as the Rossendale Digital Bacup Campus.
A 14th-century fortress transformed into a Renaissance château, Hrubý Rohozec near Turnov preserves Gothic and aristocratic architecture with period-furnished rooms open to the public.
A Catholic parish church in Frankfurt’s Fechenheim suburb, dedicated to the Sacred Heart and part of the Diocese of Limburg.
Contemporary Calgary is a public contemporary art gallery in downtown Calgary housed in a repurposed science building. It showcases local, national, and international artists since 2020.
A 19th-century Rayonnant neogothic basilica in Nancy, designed by architect Prosper Morey, showcasing refined Gothic revival principles through soaring arches and intricate stone tracery.