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281. Oude Kerk
Amsterdam's oldest building, a church consecrated in 1306 that now hosts contemporary art installations beneath its wooden vaulted roof.
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Amsterdam's oldest building, a church consecrated in 1306 that now hosts contemporary art installations beneath its wooden vaulted roof.
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One of Europe's largest enclosed city parks, a 707-hectare former royal deer park with wild fallow deer, Dublin Zoo and the President's residence.
View details — Phoenix ParkAttraction
Nice's main square, framed by red arcaded buildings and black-and-white paving, with the Fontaine du Soleil and Jaume Plensa's seven illuminated figures overhead.
View details — Place MassénaAttraction
A free 47-hectare park on Hamburg's old fortification line, with a Japanese garden, the Old Botanical Garden, a large playground and summer water-light concerts.
View details — Planten un BlomenAttraction
One of Spain's oldest bullrings, built from 1749 on the Baratillo hill in the Arenal, with guided tours of the arena, chapel and a museum of bullfighting art.
View details — Plaza de Toros de la Real MaestranzaAttraction
A 2nd-century BC Egyptian temple given to Spain in 1968 and rebuilt stone by stone in a park near Plaza de España, famous for its sunset views.
View details — Temple of DebodAttraction
Small island a short ferry ride from Reykjavik with walking trails, birdlife, an 18th-century stone house, Richard Serra's basalt sculpture and Yoko Ono's Imagine Peace Tower.
View details — Viðey IslandAttraction
The Prater's Ferris wheel of 1897, nearly 65 metres high, whose wooden gondolas give slow views across Vienna and featured famously in the film The Third Man.
View details — Wiener RiesenradAttraction
A Renaissance merchants' exchange designed by Juan de Herrera that has held Spain's archive of its American and Asian empire since 1785, with free exhibitions.
View details — Archivo General de IndiasAttraction
Star-shaped 16th-century fortress on the summit of the Vomero, with the city's widest panorama and a museum of 20th-century Neapolitan art.
View details — Castel Sant’ElmoAttraction
Eight hectares of 19th-century Romantic gardens laid out by Émile David, with peacocks, shaded avenues and terraces looking over the Douro towards the sea.
View details — Crystal Palace GardensAttraction
A conservation zoo on Corstorphine Hill run by the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland since 1913, home to tigers, koalas, giraffes and penguins.
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FIFA's museum of world football opposite Zürich Enge station, with the original World Cup trophy, memorabilia from every World Cup and interactive games.
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The National Maritime Museum, housed in a 1656 naval storehouse, with a full-size replica of the East Indiaman Amsterdam moored outside.
View details — Het ScheepvaartmuseumAttraction
Hungary's national history museum, founded in 1802, in a neoclassical building whose steps played a part in the 1848 revolution.
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The bomb-damaged tower of an 1895 church beside Egon Eiermann's 1960s church of blue glass, preserved on Breitscheidplatz as a memorial against war.
View details — Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial ChurchAttraction
The former Chora Church near the land walls, famed for early 14th-century Byzantine mosaics and frescoes, reopened as a mosque with a visitor route in 2024.
View details — Kariye Mosque (Chora)Attraction
The great Baroque church on Karlsplatz, vowed by Charles VI after the plague of 1713, with a green copper dome, twin columns and Rottmayr's dome fresco.
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A round brick Gothic outwork built around 1498 to guard the northern approach to the Old Town, now a Museum of Kraków branch on the city's fortifications.
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The Medici mausoleum at San Lorenzo, with the marble-clad Chapel of the Princes and Michelangelo's New Sacristy with its tomb sculptures.
View details — Medici Chapels