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From Pier 17, the iconic bridge shines in all its glory, illuminated by the city lights. The connection between Manhattan and Brooklyn becomes a magical sight at night, reminding us of how beautiful and unstoppable this city is. 🌆💫
Sometimes, all it takes is a moment of stillness to truly see the beauty of the world around us. 🌃
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This photo was taken in Charleston, SC, and shows a window beautifully framed by lush ivy. Charleston is known for its well-preserved historic architecture, which reflects its rich history and cultural heritage. The buildings in Charleston often exhibit elements of Georgian, Federal, and Greek Revival styles, with a strong emphasis on symmetry, proportion, and decorative details.
The ivy-clad window in the photo brings to mind the city's antebellum homes, which frequently feature large windows with shutters, brick facades, and abundant greenery. The ivy adds charm and is a natural cooling system during Charleston's hot summers.
Charleston's architectural legacy dates back to the colonial era, with many buildings surviving the Civil War and hurricanes. The city's commitment to preservation has maintained its historic charm, making it a popular destination for history enthusiasts and architecture lovers.
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Skånebanken is an Art Noveau Baroque building built in 1900 by the architect Gustaf Wickman in collaboration with sculptor G F Nordling.
Skånebanken is today a state-owned building and is managed by the National Property Agency. The premises include Information Rosenbad, and in the old bank hall is Rosenbad's conference center.
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Architecture lovers, but also those who are less interested in this field will be fascinated by Barcelona’s Art Nouveau landmarks they can admire in Eixample district, located in the North of the city.
There you can admire the famous Antoni Ghaudi’s creation results as well as those of other modernist architects such as Lluis Domenech i Montaner and Josep Puig i and Cadafalch.
Take the opportunity to discover one of the craziest architectural projects while strolling the Catalan mosaic adorned alleys during a Park Guell Walking Tour.
When speaking about things to do in Barcelona, the Art Nouveau architectural monument is not to be missed.
Gaudi’s life project, the Sagrada Familia is Barcelona’s most famous and the most visited landmark.
Located in the Eixample district, this magnificent cathedral with its amazing towers and indescribable ornaments overlooks the city.
If George Orwell called it the ugliest building he had ever seen, most visitors are impressed by the eclectic architectural style and by the abundance of decorative elements.