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121. Porto Cathedral (Sé do Porto)
Porto's hilltop cathedral, begun in the 12th century, combines a Romanesque nave, a Gothic cloister lined with Baroque tiles and works by Nicolau Nasoni.
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Porto's hilltop cathedral, begun in the 12th century, combines a Romanesque nave, a Gothic cloister lined with Baroque tiles and works by Nicolau Nasoni.
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Belgium's leading art collection, founded in 1801, with more than 20,000 works across the Old Masters, Magritte and Fin-de-Siècle museums.
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The 17th-century former city hall on Dam Square, designed by Jacob van Campen and now used by the Dutch royal family for state occasions.
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Budapest's largest church, completed in 1905, which holds the relic of St Stephen's right hand and has a dome terrace with views across the city.
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Ragnar Östberg's red-brick city hall on Kungsholmen, inaugurated in 1923, home of the Nobel banquet and visited by guided tour only.
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The polished limestone main street of Dubrovnik's Old Town, running about 300 metres from the Pile Gate to the Bell Tower between uniform post-earthquake houses.
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The former royal yacht, berthed at Ocean Terminal in Leith, where five decks including the state apartments and the Royal Deck Tearoom are open to visitors.
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The Gothic church beside Parliament where English and British monarchs have been crowned for centuries, full of royal tombs and memorials.
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Napoleon's triumphal arch at the top of the Champs-Élysées, with a rooftop terrace looking down the twelve avenues radiating from Place Charles de Gaulle.
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An extinct volcano rising 251 metres above Holyrood Park, a short walk from the Royal Mile, with city-wide views from its rocky summit.
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One of the world's largest science and technology museums, on an island in the Isar, founded in 1903 and in the middle of a long modernisation.
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The private home of the Swedish royal family on Lovön, a UNESCO-listed palace with Baroque gardens, an 18th-century theatre and the Chinese Pavilion.
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The longest surviving stretch of the Berlin Wall, 1,316 metres along Mühlenstrasse, painted by artists from around the world in 1990.
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A friary by the Pile Gate with a Romanesque-Gothic cloister, a museum of treasures and manuscripts, and a pharmacy that has operated since 1317.
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A lime-shaded hilltop square on the site of a Roman fort, with free views across the Limmat to the Grossmünster, university and ETH.
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The Church of Our Lady of Buda Castle, a Gothic church with a patterned tile roof, scene of royal coronations in 1867 and 1916.
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A museum spread across medieval palaces on Carrer de Montcada, tracing Pablo Picasso's formative years in depth alongside his later Las Meninas series.
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A collection of more than 7,000 instruments in the Old England building, an Art Nouveau department store designed by Paul Saintenoy in 1899.
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Ireland's national art collection on Merrion Square, free to enter, with Caravaggio's The Taking of Christ, a Vermeer and the Yeats collection.
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The Czech Republic's largest museum, in a neo-Renaissance palace at the top of Wenceslas Square, with history and natural history galleries and a Pantheon.
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