Bīriņi Palace
A Latvian palace in Vidzeme, now a hotel and event venue set within scenic parks and lakes, offering activities from horse riding to boating.
Caru’ cu Bere
A Gothic Revival brewery-restaurant in Bucharest’s Old Town, Caru’ cu Bere has served guests since 1899 with its distinctive Art Nouveau interiors and signature beer.
Bruvik Church
A white wooden parish church built in 1867 in rural Osterøy Municipality, Norway, designed by architect Frederik Hannibal Stockfleth.
Gillis Centre
A 15th-century complex near Edinburgh’s city centre, transformed from mansion to convent to Catholic seminary, now housing archdiocese offices. Its chapel is a Category A listed building.
Berkåk Church
A white wooden neo-Gothic parish church built in 1878 in rural Trøndelag, Norway, designed by architect Henrik Nissen to serve the Berkåk community.
Aberdare Hall
A Grade II-listed Gothic Revival hall of residence at Cardiff University, built in the late nineteenth century and situated in the Cathays area of Cardiff, Wales.
Ushaw College
A former Catholic seminary in County Durham, founded in 1808 by French émigrés, now a heritage venue showcasing Georgian and Victorian Gothic architecture through exhibitions and cultural events.
Blatná Castle
One of three surviving water castles in the Czech Republic, Blatná Castle evolved from a 13th-century stronghold into a Gothic residence layered with Renaissance and medieval additions.
Leeds Minster
Leeds Minster is the Gothic Revival minster church of Leeds, designed by Robert Dennis Chantrell and completed in 1841 on a site with a church dating to the 7th century.
Fitzroy House
Victorian neo-Gothic library designed by George Gilbert Scott (1862) on Lewes High Street. Once the town’s first public library, it is now a private residence.