Czech Republic

Thirteenth-century castle complex featuring a large Gothic and Renaissance palace, 40 distinct buildings, five courtyards, and one of the world's best-preserved Baroque theaters.

Functionalist villa designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Walter Gropius, featuring a minimalist interior with a focus on natural light, built between 1930 and 1932 for Fritz and Greta Tugendhat.

Baroque complex containing an astronomical tower, 2 cathedrals, and a library; once serving as the 3rd largest Jesuit college in the world.

Castle featuring ornate architecture and a unique blend of Gothic and Baroque styles, with notable highlights including its grand hall and impressive chapel.

Cathedral housing twenty-one royal tombs and the remains of five Bohemian patrons, serving as the primary site for the coronations of thirty kings and twenty-eight queens over six centuries.

Fourteenth-century fortress served as a seat for the Teutonic Knights and underwent extensive Neo-Gothic reconstruction to create a romantic stronghold characterized by its high watchtowers and defensive drawbridges.

Private museum housing an extensive collection of over 3,000 models organized into twenty thematic areas, recognized as the largest exhibit of its kind in Europe dedicated to the history of the interlocking plastic brick.