r/DoorsGloriousDoors

2 Real Doors and 1 Door Mural in Warsaw

The density of cool doors in Warsaw is not super high, especially outside of the rebuilt Old Town. You definitely have to work to find them, but they are there! Sharing a few of my finds.

u/drj_sidewalksafari — 1 day ago

Royal Museum Victoria, BC

Beautiful door I saw at the royal museum in Victoria. It’s near the entrance to the museum but not really on display. I’m sure most people wouldn’t even notice it.

u/lesquishsquish — 1 day ago

Well-worn Lisbon townhouse door

A less beautiful but very typical Lisbon door. It has the small figa knocker common in Portugal and Spain. The "Correio" mail slots, the decorative wrought iron security grill with glazed glass (or maybe a board or something solid), and the heavy build up of paint layers complete the look!

u/BitterStatus9 — 1 day ago

3 doors in Scy-Chazelles close to Metz, France

Doors of the late Robert Schuman’s home (one of the main politicians who advocated for what became the European Union later) and of the nearby church where he is buried.

u/CheeseboardPatster — 2 days ago
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I can't understand why ancient doors were so big

Is it still a thing?

......

Whole wall = no obvious weak spot

No weak spot = harder to break through

Harder to break through = safe.

Or

Castle entrance = survived centuries

Survived centuries = probably built properly

Built properly = safe.

Or

Tiny person = door is enormous

Enormous = someone spent a lot of money on it

A lot of money = they probably didn't cheap out on security.

u/Competitive-Pay-766 — 13 days ago