Designed by French arqui­tect Nor­bert Mail­lart over 100 years ago, it is where the Supreme Court resides.

This palace is one of the most over­looked places in Rome. It is in the cen­ter of the city, near the Tre­vi Foun­tain, t…

The Palais Princi­er de Mona­co is home to the old­est monar­chy in the world. The Genoese noble fam­i­ly of Grimal­di estab…

Casi­nos have been shap­ing Mona­co and mak­ing it leg­endary since 1863. Today, Mona­co remains the finest and most lux­u­ri…

Built in 1892 by Abbas II of Egypt Abbas Hil­mi Pasha, the last khe­dive of Egypt. One of the palace build­ings, the ”H…

Erect­ed by Baron Empain, this utter­ly bizarre struc­ture was inspired by Angkor Wat and the Hin­du tem­ples of Oris­sa (n…

The old fortress is locat­ed inside the Ichan-Kal fortress. Before the over­throw of the Khi­va Khan by the Bol­she­viks i…

The Rio Negro Palace was built by Ger­man farm­ers dur­ing the city’s “gold­en age” and is now a cul­tur­al cen­ter and thea…

A his­toric palace that hous­es the munic­i­pal­i­ty of Rome and the exhi­bi­tions of the Capi­to­line Muse­um, the main of whic…

Is one of the old­est and largest pri­vate palaces in Rome and a hid­den gem that you should not miss when you are in Ro…

Domus Aurea are the exca­va­tions of Nero’s “Gold­en House”. Since 2014 it is pos­si­ble to vis­it the remains of this huge…

The Pota­la Palace, win­ter palace of the Dalai Lama since the 7th cen­tu­ry, sym­bol­izes Tibetan Bud­dhism and its cen­tral…

This is the build­ing where the meet­ings of the Nation­al Con­gress of Argenti­na are held. The palace was built between …

One of Buenos Aires’ most tra­di­tion­al social clubs, the Mil­i­tary Offi­cers’ Asso­ci­a­tion was found­ed in 1881 by Nico­lA?…

One of the most beau­ti­ful build­ings in Buenos Aires. Dur­ing the year, some times there are open doors events so you c…

A state­ly home open to the pub­lic. It is one of the most pop­u­lar tourist des­ti­na­tions in the coun­try on account of it…

It was heav­i­ly dam­aged dur­ing the civ­il war and now stands aban­doned. Bats live in the palace.

La Grand-Place in Brus­sels is a remark­ably homo­ge­neous body of pub­lic and pri­vate build­ings, dat­ing main­ly from the l…