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Potted plants in front of buildings, Patmos, Dodecanese Islands, Greece

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Potted plants in front of buildings, Patmos, Dodecanese Islands, Greece

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Beautiful Church of Our Lady of Consolation in the Mediterranean village of Altea, Alicante province, Spain

Typical houses in the tourist in the city of Cordoba, Spain

Typical white and blue Greek orthodox church in Keratea, near Athens, Greece.

Christian cross in front of Cathedral and Papal palace in Avignon in a beautiful summer day, France

View of the wall and the cloudy sky

Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia - typical building with white walls, blue doors and windows

Mosque of Muhammad Ali in the Citadel complex, Cairo, Egypt.. Mosque of Muhammad Ali in the Citadel complex, Cairo, Egypt

Color houses on Burano island near Venice , Italy

The Narrow hilly streets of Granada, Spain.

Iglesia Pilar Church in Buenos Aires Argentina

La Lonja monument in Palma de Mallorca from Majorca island in Balearic Spain

Saint Isidoro Campo Monastery in Santiponce by Via de la Plata way andalusia

The beacon of a fort of Galle in Sri Lanka a country place of interest

Town of Pag main square cathedral in Dalmatia, Croatia

View a main entrance of monastery Saint Petka in Lulin mountain, Bulgaria

the Church Igreja de Sao Lourenco in the old town of Almancil at the east Algarve in the south of Portugal in Europe.. EUROPE PORTUGAL ALGARVE ALMANCIL CHURCH

Historic UNESCO town of Trogir square and cathedral view, Dalmatia, Croatia

Greccio, Italy. The very little medieval town in Lazio region, famous for the catholic sanctuary of Saint Francis

Old medieval street in the center of Riga.. Riga. Old street.

Mir Castle - fortification and residence in the urban village World Korelichi district of the Grodno region. Architectural, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site (2000). Up to 1568 hosts were Ilyinich, then - Radziwill (up to 1828), Wittgenstein (up to 1891). The last owners of the castle were Svyatopolk-Mirsky (until 1939), after which the castle became state property. Complex participated in almost all wars that were carried at one time on the Belarusian land. The successful combination of architectural styles of Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance makes Mir Castle one of the most impressive castles in Europe. In December 2010, after extensive restoration works the Mir Castle was opened to tourists