Examples of using Gothic architecture in English and their translations into French
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Nearby attractions: discover the splendour of brick Gothic architecture in Hanseatic Rostock, the largest town in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, or UNESCO-listed Wismar.
It is a remarkable piece of Catalan Gothic architecture that has been returned to its original splendor.
while their new creations were mostly inspired by the French and Brabantic Gothic architecture.
Ruins and medieval buildings such as Bodiam Castle served as an inspiration for the revival in Gothic architecture and the renovation of old structures.
The right aisle has buttresses from which flying buttresses(an element typical of Gothic architecture) connect it to the nave.
The Romanesque choir was replaced in the first half of the 14th century by a Gothic architecture construction.
theme with the predominant Gothic architecture of the area.
including an amazing example of Gothic architecture in Poland- St. Mary's Church.
The Public Palace, built between 1297 and 1342 is a classic gothic architecture example in Tuscany.
a famous monument of German Catholicism and Gothic architecture.
a perfectly harmonious union of Roman and the Gothic architecture.
The site is both an exceptional piece of military construction of the time as well as a symbol of Medieval gothic architecture.
a magnificent example of Catalan Gothic architecture.
Travel back in time in Chartres by visiting the famed cathedral whose remarkable Gothic architecture lives up to its reputation.
Sainte Chapelle is the gem of French Gothic architecture.
Its Gothic architecture is just as remarkable on the outside with its numerous sculptures
where beautiful Gothic architecture, sandy beaches,
at the very time when Viollet-le-Duc was restoring and reinterpreting the Gothic architecture of the churches and cathedrals of France.
The University of Pennsylvania has fiery fall colors surrounding its picturesque Victorian Gothic architecture, or for the full-on Victorian experience,
But beyond the gastronomy, the Belgian city is well-known for its gothic architecture and chocolate-box appeal-- a kind of fairytale destination where time stands still.