quarta-feira, 14 de agosto de 2019


Doors on Tallinn Old Town, Estonia.

Boca do Inferno in Cascais, Portugal.

Lighthouse of Santa Marta in Cascais, Portugal.

Basilica of the Royal Palace of Mafra, Portugal. The interior uses local rose and white marble.

Library of the National Palace of Mafra, Portugal. Designed in Rococo style, the library holds 36 000 books. Bats are used to keep pests under control.

Main façade of the National Palace of Mafra. The façade is 220m long and built in local limestone. The church is located in the center, with the wings of the palace extending for both sides.

Ornate, decorative wood window frames - called nalichniki - from Russia.

Ulmer Münster, Lutheran church in Ulm, Germany. Its steeple measures 161,5 m, making it the tallest church in the world. Construction started in 1377, and was only finished in 1890.

Dolmen of Menga in Antequera, Spain. This is one of the largest megalithic structures in Europe and is dated to aprox. 3600 BC.


The Hyde Mill, named after William Hyde, who established it in 1856, in Iowa County, Wisconsin, USA.