Horse Stables
Connected Sites
| Site | Rationale | Link |
| Ancient Kyoto | Kyoto's sacred horse stable at Kamigamo Shrine | |
| Bahla Fort | Bahla Fort's horse stalls | |
| Biblical Tells | Megiddo Stables | |
| Blenheim Palace | Now an indoor cinema | |
| Bukhara | Khanate Stables inside the Ark Fortress | |
| Byblos | The former Crusade cathedral was used as horse stables by the Arabs. | |
| Christiansfeld | Prætorius Square functions as the town’s secondary square and was originally a closed yard behind the Moravian Church’s hotel. Following Kongensgade’s expansion in 1938, the former sta- bles for travellers’ horses were torn down, creating an open square. (nom file) | |
| City of Luxembourg | The 14th-century “Tutesall,” was used at the time as a stable. Today, the Tutesall is part of the Neümunster Abbey cultural complex. | |
| Cordoba | Cordoba Royal Stables (1572) | |
| Danube Limes | Several forts along the Danube had garrisons with equestrian units. These forts therefore had horse stables, like in Zeiselmauer (ID 28a-d). The auxiliary fort in Carnuntum (ID No 31) was an equestrian camp. Remnants of horse stables have been identified in several of the construction phases. | |
| Drottningholm | Near the entrance | |
| Engelsberg Ironworks | ||
| Fasil Ghebbi | ||
| Fujisan | Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sangen Jinja has a sacred horse stable. | |
| Gammelstad | 6 of the former 300 are left among the church cottages | |
| Garden Kingdom of Dessau-Wörlitz | In Wörlitzer Park (18th century) | |
| Hortobágy | ||
| Incense Route of the Negev | Mamshit | |
| Itsukushima Shrine | Sacred Horse Stable at the entrance to the shrine | |
| Kladruby nad Labem | ||
| Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape | Stables of the castle of Lednice | |
| Litomysl Castle | ||
| Lübeck | next to Burgtor | |
| Mafra Palace, Convent and Royal Hunting Park | At the Tapada | |
| Malbork Castle | At the Karwan in the Fore Castle | |
| Mantua and Sabbioneta | Pallazo Té was built at the location of the horse stables of the Gonzaga family. Its main room depicts the favourite horses. | |
| Maulbronn Monastery | Stables of Ludwig, Duke of Württemberg (now Rathaus) | |
| Meknes | Royal Stable | |
| Nikko | Nikko's sacred stable at Toshogu Shrine | |
| Old City of Jerusalem | Solomon's Stables | |
| Orkhon Valley | Ordu-Baliq | |
| Potsdam | Orangerie, now a film museum | |
| Residences of the Royal House of Savoy | ||
| Rome | Stables of Emperor Augustus | |
| Salzburg | The one next to the festival halls and the Neutor served the court stables that - which actually were what are now the Festival Halls, thus the name "Hofstallgasse" or "Court stable lane" for the street. | |
| Schönbrunn | Stables and coach-houses | |
| Sviyazhsk | Complex of buildings of the Assumption Monastery stable yard ... During conservation the Stable’s yard regained its initial image which was distorted in Soviet times. At present there are workshops and craftsmen’s stalls, the café “The Tavern”, a small hotel, the stables and a riding hall in the yard. (Nom file) | |
| Versailles | Now the "Academie du Spectacle Equestre" | |
| Vienna | Hofburg stables of the Lipizzaner horses | |
| Vlkolinec |
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