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Santa Eulàlia d’Encamp
Encamp, Andorra
Historic parish church of Encamp, combining medieval origins with later rebuilding and a surviving communal weather-conjuring structure.
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Sant Joan de Caselles
Canillo, Andorra
Romanesque church near Canillo with a prominent Lombard bell tower and important medieval sculptural and painted decoration.
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Sant Miquel de Prats
Prats, Andorra
Small rural church at Prats, preserving the scale and simplicity of a high-medieval parish landscape.
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Sant Serni de Canillo
Canillo, Andorra
Historic parish church of Canillo, with medieval roots and a building substantially shaped by later early-modern work.
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Roc del Quer Viewpoint
Canillo, Andorra
High viewpoint above Canillo with a modern viewing structure projecting over the valley and surrounding Pyrenean slopes.
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Sant Corneli i Sant Cebrià d’Ordino
Ordino, Andorra
Historic parish church in the centre of Ordino, with medieval origins and substantial later rebuilding.
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Sant Martí de la Cortinada
La Cortinada, Andorra
Romanesque church in La Cortinada with medieval wall-painting heritage, later additions and notable ironwork.
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Sant Pere del Serrat
El Serrat, Andorra
Small historic chapel at El Serrat, representing the simple vernacular religious architecture of upper Ordino.
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Sant Climent de Pal
Pal, Andorra
Romanesque parish church in Pal, with a prominent Lombard bell tower and a well-preserved rural village setting.
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Sant Cristòfol d’Anyós
Anyós, Andorra
Small Romanesque church on a hillside at Anyós, overlooking the La Massana valley.
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Sant Serni de Nagol
Nagol, Andorra
Romanesque church above Sant Julià de Lòria, notable for its early date and surviving medieval wall paintings.
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Sant Miquel de Fontaneda
Fontaneda, Andorra
Small Romanesque rural church at Fontaneda, set above the southern valley in a traditional mountain settlement.
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Schönbrunn Palace and Gardens
Vienna, Austria
Former Habsburg summer residence with state rooms, formal gardens and a vast landscaped estate on Vienna’s western side.
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Hofburg Imperial Palace
Vienna, Austria
The Hofburg is Vienna’s sprawling imperial palace complex, linking courtyards, museums, ceremonial rooms and institutions around Heldenplatz and the old centre.
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Belvedere Palace
Vienna, Austria
Upper and Lower Belvedere form a Baroque palace ensemble with formal gardens and major Austrian art collections.
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Dürnstein and Wachau
Dürnstein, Austria
Dürnstein is a compact Wachau town of lanes, river views, a blue-towered abbey and castle ruins above terraced vineyards.
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Schloss Hof
Engelhartstetten, Austria
Schloss Hof is a large Baroque palace estate near the Slovak border, with formal terraces, farm elements and broad Marchfeld views.
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Semmering Railway and 20-Schilling View
Semmering, Austria
The Semmering Railway is a pioneering mountain line; the 20-Schilling View gives hikers a classic perspective over viaducts and wooded alpine slopes.
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Esterházy Palace Eisenstadt
Eisenstadt, Austria
Esterházy Palace is Eisenstadt’s principal landmark, combining aristocratic state rooms with musical history connected to Joseph Haydn.
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Forchtenstein Castle
Forchtenstein, Austria
Forchtenstein is a powerful hilltop castle whose armoury, collections and defensive architecture contrast strongly with Burgenland’s lake country.
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Schloss Eggenberg
Graz, Austria
Schloss Eggenberg is Graz’s major palace complex, known for richly decorated state rooms, formal symbolism and extensive parkland.
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Riegersburg Castle
Riegersburg, Austria
Riegersburg crowns a steep volcanic hill above eastern Styria, with layered fortifications, museums and panoramic countryside views.
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Hallstatt
Hallstatt, Austria
Hallstatt is a compact lakeside settlement of historic houses, church towers and mountain slopes in the Salzkammergut World Heritage landscape.
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Kaiservilla Bad Ischl
Bad Ischl, Austria
The Kaiservilla was Emperor Franz Joseph’s summer residence in Bad Ischl and gives the Salzkammergut an intimate imperial-history counterpart to Vienna’s grand palaces.
