Italian heritage places, palaces, churches, monuments and historic sites — curated since 2002 and republished in editorial form for international readers.
Oltre quattro secoli separano la prima pietra dell'abside, nel 1198, dal completamento della navata: abbastanza tempo perché la…
Paris's legendary Belle Époque cabaret, opened 1869, where Josephine Baker made international history and theatrical excess defined an…
The residence Gustav Adolf Suter built for himself on Filaret Hill around 1902-1906, an eclectic villa with Brâncovenesc…
Missoula's Art Deco neighborhood cinema on Higgins Avenue, where the mountain west's taste for storytelling found a permanent…
Nell'estate del 1225, in attesa dell'operazione agli occhi a Rieti, Francesco d'Assisi trascorse più di cinquanta giorni ospite…
Three architects built themselves a house in the forest and designed everything inside it, down to the chairs…
Astorga's Baroque town hall on the Plaza Mayor, built 1683-1704 by Francisco de la Lastra over part of…
The Rua do Bonjardim building of A Regaleira, the 1934 restaurant where the francesinha was created, enlarged in…
A six-storey hotel opened in 1911 above the Montmartre Cemetery by Edmond Hurand, owner of the Élysée Montmartre,…
An early historicist apartment house of 1860 by Wilhelm Westmann on the corner of Elisabethstraße, among the oldest…
Four red-brick houses in Egerton Gardens, South Kensington, built 1887–90 by Matthews Brothers on the Smith's Charity estate,…
Two old corner houses on the rue de la Paille, a Sablon street recorded in the 14th century,…
PAFF! (Palazzo Arti Fumetto Friuli) is the International Museum of Comic Art in Pordenone, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, inaugurated in…
Nel cuore del Rub’ al-Khali — il Grande Quarto Vuoto, il più grande deserto di sabbia continua della…
“Gloria” in Piazza della Vittoria, against the evening sun. Photo: Stefano Vigolo, 2026. Treviso, Veneto · 1926–1931 “Gloria”…
A Milan-based gallery specializing in vintage and historical design objects, operating by appointment and online with international reach.
A contemporary Milan gallery focusing on artists whose research explores perception through form, movement, light, colour, and mathematical…
A 13-storey modernist tower by Richard Seifert (1971–75) in Glasgow's Charing Cross, now the sole survivor of a…
A brutalist State Offices building in Hobart, Tasmania, demolished in 2018 during Parliament Square's redevelopment. Once linked to…
A Grade II* listed Beaux Arts building at Tower Hill, 10 Trinity Square commanded the Port of London…
A modernist skyscraper completed in 1971 in Boston's Financial District, 100 Federal Street served as headquarters for Bank…
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