Patrick Shell

The Basilica of the Sacred Heart, designed by Paul Abadie, is in Montmartre, Paris. Completed in 1914, it was funded by private donations.

This Gothic church, built on a Roman dual church site, is known for its unique design and historical importance.

The largest church in the Czech Republic, with Gothic architecture, was built in the mid-14th century by Peter Parler.

Aachen Cathedral in Germany combines Carolingian, Romanesque, and Gothic styles. It was a coronation site for German royalty and the burial place of Charlemagne.

Kolner Dom, Germany’s most visited landmark, is known for its twin spires and vast size. It’s the tallest twin-spired church in Europe.

Attached to the Doge’s Palace, this building shows Byzantine and Islamic influences, with decor from Constantinople.

This basilica in Piazza San Marco, Venice, is a mix of architectural styles, famous for its mosaics and Byzantine-Gothic design.

Duomo di Milano, a grand Gothic cathedral, is one of Italy’s largest. Construction began in 1386 and ended in 1965. It’s renowned for its intricate…

Among Zagreb’s oldest buildings, this church has a roof with glazed tiles representing the coats of arms of Zagreb and Croatia.

Known as Frauenkirche, this Gothic brick church was built in just twenty years (1468–1488).