Connected Sites
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Castle in Pollenzo
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One of the follies in the park is a neo-Gothic castle
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Roman Catholic cathedral
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Current building of the Cathedral (1913)
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Scott Monument
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The Anglican Church, built with convict labour in 1841, is an early example of Cape Gothic style, plastered and painted white on the exterior (AB ev)
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Piazza Salimbeni: "The palace façades were harmonized to a neo-gothic-style during the nineteenth century by the architect Giuseppe Partini."
See en.wikipedia.org
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In 1822 the belfry of Bruges received the current neo-Gothic crown finish instead of a spire.
See nl.wikipedia.org
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The façade of the Oratory of Saint John the Baptist was rebuilt in the neogothic style at the beginning of the 20th century.
See it.wikipedia.org
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In the 19th century, the widow Pommery developed the business, had 18 kilometres of cellars dug and built large buildings in the Elizabethan neo-Gothic style in the Butte Saint-Nicaise district of Reims.
See fr.wikipedia.org
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"The Béguinage of Mont-Saint-Amand-lez-Gand (...) was built (1873-74) as a global project adopting the traditional concepts of the béguinages and a neo-Gothic architectural style." (AB Ev) – The chapel of the Béguinage of Dendermonde (Nomination file, p. 14)
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Parliament
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Palace of Westminster
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the timber Gothic Revival style Sacred Heart Cathedral and Presbytery (AB ev)
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reconstruction of the church of Rosario in Gothic Revival style (AB ev)
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Iglesia del Salvador
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Completion of the cathedral (1842-1880)
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Bordeaux Cathedral: "A prominent feature of the south side is the row of buildings with neo-Gothic facades called the New Sacristies, which are placed against the south wall between the buttresses. (...) These were constructed in 1869 and 1879 by the 19th-century architect Paul Abadie in the place of the medieval cloister."
See en.wikipedia.org
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Church of St. Catherine
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Town hall and Votivkirche
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Gothic Revival (also referred to as Victorian Gothic or neo-Gothic) (wiki)
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"At the end of the 1800s, the old Palazzo Pubblico was almost completely demolished in order to build the new neo-gothic building designed by the Roman architect Francesco Azzurri". (Nomination file, p. 34)
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Façade of the chapel of the Hôtel-Dieu in Puy-en-Velay (Nomination file)
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Episcopal Palace in Astorga
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Saint Vitus' cathedral facade and nave, Church of Saint Peter and Paul of Vysehrad
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The central spire of Notre Dame
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The former Episcopalian Church of the Holy Spirit, the Château de Valrose (Nomination file, p. 71, 143-144) and the Anglican Holy Trinity Church
See fr.wikipedia.org
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Great Spa Towns of Europe
Austria, Belgium, Czechia, France, Germany, Italy, United KingdomInscribed: 202144216"In Baden-Baden's new nineteenth century spa quarter the neo-gothic Protestant church is a significant landmark with its two tall spires." The Château de la Terrasse in Spa was built in 1857 in the neo-Gothic style. The Kurhaus in Karlovy Vary is "in Neo-Gothic style with Neo-Romanesque motifs." (Nomination File, p. 64, 101, 134) -
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Gothic House
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luteran churches in Juodkrante and Nida
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"a Neo-gothic trend is visible in the Cathedral and churches, ... in Chinchiná,... and Marsella." (Nomination file, p. 81)
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Gothic Revival Löwenburg Castle (AB ev)
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In 1822 the belfry of Bruges received the current neo-Gothic crown finish instead of a spire.
See nl.wikipedia.org
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Convict-built church at Port Arthur
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The church (and part of the convent) of the Sanctuary of Rivotorto was rebuilt in neo-Gothic style between 1860 and 1880, after the violent earthquake of 12 February 1854 had razed it to the ground.
See it.wikipedia.org
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