Originally finished in 1435 but got a neo gothic look in the 1880's, not long after the hired architect visited Cologne cathedral in Germany. He actually wanted even stronger gothic elements, but his suggestions were denied three times.
The photo is taken after the completion around 1890. Sadly, she was stripped of a lot of her exterior gothic in the 70's.
The 2026 Tour starts in Barcelona on 4 July and reaches Paris on 26 July, and along the way it passes some of the finest Romanesque and Gothic buildings in Europe. Twelve of them are worth planning your viewing around.
https://churchheritage.eu/actual/tour-de-france-2026-12-churches-along-the-route/
Terwijl ik onder me het lawaai hoorde van de kroegen, had ik dit prachtige uitzicht van de buien over de stad.
I got a sticker book for my birthday because it said gothic on the ground so my sister bought it for me 🤧
Anyways there’s a page of a bunch of churches/cathedrals/random architecture bits
Anyways does anyone know what these are? It would be cool to know the places at least so I can use them in my journals if I ever go visit
I wanted to share these stunning shots of the Gothic Hall at Ras El Tin Palace in Alexandria. The blending of Gothic architecture with Egypt's royal history is absolutely mesmerizing.
Photos are kept with their original watermark to respect the creator's rights. Massive thanks to the original photographer/page on Facebook for capturing this beauty! You can check out their original post here: [https://www.facebook.com/100064680096943/posts/1227528682746457/?app=fbl\]
Truly a timeless masterpiece.