Saint Wenceslas Cathedral
A neogothic cathedral founded in 1107 on Wenceslas Square in Olomouc, serving as the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese and honoring Saint Wenceslaus I of Bohemia.
Holy Trinity Platt Church
A terracotta Anglican church in Manchester designed by Edmund Sharpe. One of only two “pot churches” that pioneered industrial ceramics in Victorian ecclesiastical architecture.
Leighton Hall, Lancashire
A Grade II* listed historic house near Yealand Conyers, Lancashire, recognized for its architectural importance in England’s heritage record.
All Saints Church, Marple
An active Anglican parish church in Marple, Greater Manchester, All Saints and its earlier church tower are both Grade II listed buildings reflecting centuries of religious continuity.
St James’ Church, Arnside
An active Anglican parish church in Arnside, Cumbria, serving the local community within the Diocese of Carlisle.
All Saints’ Church, Hoole
An active Anglican parish church in Chester’s Hoole district, designated Grade II listed and part of the Diocese of Chester’s ecclesiastical heritage.
All Saints’ Church, Wigan
An Anglican parish church in central Wigan, Greater Manchester, designated Grade II* listed and positioned prominently on a town-centre hill.
All Saints’ Church, Stand
An active Anglican parish church in Greater Manchester, All Saints’ stands as a Grade I-listed Victorian ecclesiastical landmark constructed with support from the Church Building Commission.
Maximilianstraße (Munich)
One of Munich’s four grand royal avenues, Maximilianstraße stretches from the Residenz eastward through the city centre. Planned by King Maximilian II in 1850, it now commands Germany’s highest retail rents.
St Mary’s College, Oscott
A Catholic seminary in Birmingham serving the Archdiocese and one of England’s two principal institutions for training priests in the Catholic faith.