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Portugal is an amazing country with old places, castles, palaces, beaches and monuments

Porte de l'église de Dreux

Romanesque architecture cathedral portal church. Bisceglie. Apulia. Italy

Long flight of steps leading to an arched door

Facade of the ancient church under a blue sky

portal of the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta in Sarzana, Province of La Spezia, Liguria, Italy

Exterior View Holy Sepulchre Church, Jerusalem

Ciudad medieval de Besalú en Gerona Cataluña España

Iglesia de Castro Urdiales

Gravina in Puglia

Romanesque church door

Entrance door of The Basilica of Saint Nicholas ( San Nicola ) in Bari, Roman Catholic Church in region of Apulia

greece skiros or skyros island center chora city pavements arcs central square in summer

Caylus France église St jean

Amazing cityscapes of Zefat Israel, Views of the Holy Land

Medieval Castle entrance

Sunlit Arched Entrance Framed by a Narrow Tuscan Alleyway

old wooden door in stone wall

Mother church in Conversano

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Door of Basilica of Saint Nicholas in Bari, Italy

Pictures from IT-Feltre

Architectural detail of the church of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer

Old gate in church in Ibiza Town, Balearic Isnalds, Spain

Puglia, Bari, facciata della Basilica di San Nicola

Zamora

The side entrance to the Temple of the Holy Sepulcher

Assumption of Mary Church in Koper, Slovenia

Matera, the town of rhe Sassi, prehistoric troglodyte settlements

Famous Verteuil castel in Charente Poitoux

Ciudad Real, Spain. Puerta del Sol (Sun Gate) of the Iglesia de San Pedro (St Peter Church), a Gothic Roman Catholic temple

Rathaus front in NRW

Portal in romanesque church in Reims, France.

Doors of San Gimignano, Italy

New Bisagra gate, crowned by the coat of arms of the city, the characteristic of the Emperor Carlos V. Toledo, Castilla La Mancha, Spain.

Detailed door of entrance to the palace, Ishak pasha, Agri, Turkey

Narni, an ancient medieval village in Umbria, Italy.

Pile Gate Dubrovnik Croatia

Jerusalem, Israel - walking in the streets of the old city of Jerusalem. King David Tomb

People at the entrance to the cathedral always stroked stone lions, and over the centuries, they have lost not only their manes, but also their heads.