A city with a privileged position, on the northeastern coast of the Iberian peninsula and the shores of the Mediterranean. A truly Mediterranean city, not only because of it's position, but also because of its history, tradition and culture.
A spiraled apartment building hosting as many trees as human occupants. It is a loud testament to Hundertwasser's fear of straight lines.
Casa Mila or La Pedrera, as it is often called, is Gaudi's second most popular building. It is also his last work before dedicating his life to the construction of the Sagrada Familia.
Some people choose to live in them, others just visit them. This are the strangest, most creative apartment blocks from around the world.
This building in Copenhagen, Denmark is an apartment block made up of V and M shapes. The blocks are formed to allow the same daylight, privacy and views for all apartments.
This strange architectural experiment, wasting living space, should definitely be in your "to see" list when visiting Rotterdam.
This very interesting and unusual building, in the centre of Almere, will attract the looks of anyone passing by.
Today, the former private apartments of the imperial family in the Imperial Palace are open to the public. Immerse yourself in the daily life of the monarchs.
St. Stephen's Cathedral, Austria's most eminent Gothic edifice, houses a wealth of art treasures, some of which can only be seen during a guided tour.
Inspired by nature, Park Güell is a very beautiful garden complex / park designed by architect Antoni Gaudí
A Medieval bridge over the Arno River, in Florence, Italy.
Experience over a century of automotive history and take a look at the exciting future of automobiles.
Amazing palace build on the Black Sea coast, up on the hill, surrounded by a beautiful botanical garden with rare species, secret passages and alleys, hidden springs, waterfalls. A piece of paradise.
A representative building for the Modern Movement, built once in 1929, and again in 1983.
An architectural landmark of the 20th century, recognizable worldwide for its twisted and curving lines.
This museum is a 'must see' whether you're a Porsche fan or not, a car enthusiast or not.
