Meat Market, Belém
A cast-iron market hall built in 1867, the Francisco Bolonha Meat Market anchors Belém’s historic Ver-o-Peso waterfront complex, selling meat, meals, handicrafts and Umbanda devotional items to this day.
A cast-iron market hall built in 1867, the Francisco Bolonha Meat Market anchors Belém’s historic Ver-o-Peso waterfront complex, selling meat, meals, handicrafts and Umbanda devotional items to this day.
A Jugendstil theatre built for Merano’s Belle Époque elite, designed by Martin Dülfer and inaugurated in 1900, this civic landmark reflects the cultural ambitions of the Habsburg spa town.
A Grade II listed building on Liverpool’s Renshaw Street, now housing the Liverpool Grand Central Hotel, Hall and Grand Bazaar Food Hall.
A protected nineteenth-century commercial passage in Albacete, Spain, designated a cultural monument in 1996.
An Art Nouveau villa in Palermo designed by Ernesto Basile, exemplifying the Italian Liberty style that transformed early twentieth-century Sicily.
Pomezia — the Torre Civica and the arcades of the Casa Comunale (1938–1939), heart of the founding civic centre. Photo:
Aprilia, Piazza Roma — the church of San Michele Arcangelo with the bronze Saint Michael and the rebuilt bell tower.
Pontinia — the civic tower of the Palazzo Comunale (1935), carrying the motto of the plough and the sword. Photo:
Sabaudia — the church of the Santissima Annunziata (1935), with Ferruccio Ferrazzi’s Annunciation mosaic set into the travertine facade. Photo:
Latina, Piazza del Popolo — the Palazzo Comunale by Oriolo Frezzotti, with the 32-metre travertine civic tower. Photo: Pietro via