Indiana Bell Building (1929), NW Fifth Street, Evansville, Indiana
A defining example of Art Deco commercial architecture in Indiana, the Indiana Bell Building rises from the center…
A defining example of Art Deco commercial architecture in Indiana, the Indiana Bell Building rises from the center…
A Spanish Colonial Revival picture palace opened in 1927 on Washington Street, the Indiana Theatre houses one of…
Completed in 1935 as the final major element of the Federal Triangle complex, the Internal Revenue Service Building…
A limestone island in the Gulf of Naples defined by dramatic cliffs and two distinct communities whose centuries-long…
The fourth-largest Mediterranean island, Corsica rises as a forested mountain range shaped by four millennia of Greek, Roman,…
Murano, a cluster of seven islands in the Venetian Lagoon, is celebrated worldwide for its centuries-old tradition of…
Røst is a municipality and island group at the southernmost tip of the Lofoten archipelago in Nordland county,…
A Benedictine monastery island in Venice's lagoon, crowned by Andrea Palladio's iconic basilica, now home to the Giorgio…
San Secondo is a small deserted island in the Venetian Lagoon, located approximately 100 metres north of the…
Submit cultural places and events, write in your own language — our AI translates it into English — and reach an international audience of cultural travellers built over more than twenty years. Free, forever.
Create your free account →As a free Ambassador, you can: