A short flyover of Mauvezin Castle in a Bebop 2 - Video by @jean-marcgregoire1415

Hidden deep within the wild Digora Gorge, Frigate Castle is one of the most unusual medieval structures in the Caucasus. Located in the abandoned village of Khanaz at around 2,000 meters above sea level, the castle carries a strong sense of isolation and has been recognized as a federal cultural heritage site of Russia. What truly sets it apart is its striking shape: the entire structure resembles a massive ancient ship stranded on a rocky slope — giving rise to the name “Frigate Castle.” Video by @tramps_vl15 #nature #travel #beautiful #mountains #russia #vibes #reels #views #vlog #adventure #video #trip #caucasus #castle

Perched on a hill in Montichiari, Bonoris Castle holds layers of intertwined history. Originally a 12th-century defensive structure, it was part of Lombardy’s protection system before falling into ruin after centuries of changing ownership. In the late 19th century, Gaetano Bonoris brought it back to life. He acquired the ruins and rebuilt the castle, not just restoring it but reshaping it through a romantic medieval vision. This makes Bonoris unique — not purely historical, but a blend of past and imagination. Today, the castle stands as a striking landmark of Montichiari, both ancient and dreamlike — a place where history is not only preserved, but reinterpreted. 🎥 Video credit: @Rroksana

The Jāmeh Mosque of Yazd (Persian: مسجد جامع یزد – Masjid-e-Jāmeh Yazd) Yazd Great mosque is located at the heart of Yazd province of Iran. Stay tuned for our full version. Explore the beauties of Yazd Iran from our channel, comment if you want us to explore new places. Video by AzizehYazd

This week Lord Hume takes you to Broadway Tower in the Cotswolds to tell you all about this historic building! Join Lord Hume every week for a fascinating insight into the one of the World's most historic cities! Go to www.historylord.co.uk to book a tour with the man himself. Filmed & Edited by James Albarn of Last Line Films: www.lastlinefilms.com The History Lord

The bourse of Antwerp was the world's first purpose-built commodity exchange. Falling into disuse in the 17th century, from 1872 until 1997 the restored building housed the Antwerp Stock Exchange. After further restoration, the building is now part of an events venue that goes by the English name Antwerp Trade Fair. The Royal Exchange, London was modelled on the Antwerp Exchange. Gear used GoPro Hero 8: https://amzn.to/3GUHTVG 1531: Inception As Antwerp took over the role of trade center from Bruges, it grew into a large metropolis with more than 100,000 inhabitants, including 10,000 foreign merchants, mostly Spaniards and Portuguese. From 1531 the old bourse was given a new building, conceived as a rectangular square with galleries covered on four sides, built on top of a street intersection. For half a century this exchange would be the focal point of European trade and the model for cities with similar ambitions. On the initiative of Thomas Gresham, the representative of the English crown in Antwerp, the Royal Exchange, London was opened in 1565 on this model. It was also called "the Bourse" until Queen Elizabeth I, after a visit on January 23, 1570, changed its name to the Royal Exchange.[3] The Middelburg stock exchange was opened in 1592, then Rotterdam in 1595 and Amsterdam in 1611. The first building in Brabant's late Gothic style dates from 1531, after a design by Domien de Waghemakere. A rectangular open space was enclosed by a colonnade covered with star and net vaults. The gallery concept of this building served as a model for London's Royal Exchange (designed by Hendrik van Paesschen), as well as for Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Lille. The high-rise 'pagoda towers' with octagonal and cylindrical hull may have served as a lookout for the harbor. Every nation had a more or less permanent location at the exchange. 1583: First fire, siege After a fire in 1583, the Bourse was immediately rebuilt to the same plan. The Siege of Antwerp (1584-1585) and the surrender to the 'Spanish' Army of Flanders led to a decline in trade, with Antwerp unable to compete with Amsterdam. Between 1661 and 1810 the building was used, among other things, as a drawing academy and seat of the Guild of Saint Luke. The open interior space was domed in 1853 by Charles Marcellis, following the example of London's Crystal Palace. 1858: Second fire After a second fire in 1858 had once again destroyed the building, the Antwerp city authorities twice organized a design competition in which the old concept had to be preserved. The current building was finally completed in 1872 by architect Joseph Schadde. It is a remarkable combination of the neo-gothic style and revolutionary techniques, in particular the metal construction for the covering of the interior. The building housed the Antwerp Stock Exchange (a true stock exchange) from 1872 until its 1997 merger with the Brussels Stock Exchange. 1997: Merger with Brussels Stock Exchange, building abandoned With the closure of the Antwerp Stock Exchange in 1997, the building lost its function and was abandoned and neglected. After a long and intensive renovation, it was reopened in October 2019 as an event hall with restaurant, hotel and public passage. The ground floor with its beautiful central square is open to the public from Saturday to Sunday, between 10:00 and 17:00. The building will be used as a venue for the 2021 World Choir Games, co-hosted by Antwerp and Ghent. The Antwerp Trade Fair is an events venue in the Belgian city of Antwerp, located in the Twaalfmaandenstraat, a side street of the Meir. It encompasses the building of the Bourse of Antwerp, which has been described as "the mother of all stock exchanges". From 1531 to 1661, it was the site of the world's first dedicated commodity exchange, and after extensive renovations it housed the Antwerp stock exchange from 1872 until 1997. After the 1997 merger of the Antwerp stock exchange with the Brussels stock exchange, and the advent of online trading, the exchange building in Antwerp fell into disuse, with various proposals to redevelop the building going nowhere for fifteen years. The investment file started moving again in October 2013, after a new partner was found: the Marriott hotel chain. A heritage budget was also released from the Flemish government for the restoration of the Bourse. In October 2014, it was announced that the new building application for the project was approved by the city of Antwerp. But at the beginning of December 2014, it became known that various local residents had appealed to the permanent deputation of the province against the building permit. Video by Visit Places

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Visit the Basílica de San Juan del Dios (Basilica of St. John of God); recorded January 2024.

📍 Melk Abbey, Wachau, Lowe Austria 🎥 May 1st, 2022 ⛅ 20°C **Video Content: The Melk Abbey complex is one of the biggest and most beautiful European Baroque ensembles. This colossal and wonderful monument with its 320 metres is the Symbol of the Wachau – a popular wine region in Austria - impressive and seen from far distance sitting up on a hill overlooking the vineyards and Danube river. This baroque jewel of Austria was built in the first half of the 18th century. Benedictine monks still live here and dedicate their work to culture and education. The centrepiece of the Baroque Melk Abbey complex is its Abbey Church, or Stiftskirche. There are many guided tours to see the inside– where it is not allowed to film. However, the atmosphere in and around this complexe is so beautiful, too and gives you a chance to get a glimpse of this baroque beauty! Video by Just View.s Austria 4K

Magical Rocchetta Mattei castle, Italy - let me take you for a quick tour Video by Travel Drone videos

@The monastery church (now a parish church) began to be built immediately after the beatification of Bishop Gotthard of Hildesheim in 1133. this Romanesque basilica is a real landmark that has not changed architecturally. Incredible acoustic spatial effect. It was the only church in the city that was only slightly damaged during the bombing, and its historical surroundings are largely preserved. Video by Привіт Односєльчанам

This is the Leuven Travel Guide with all the things you can do in Leuven in Belgium. In the Leuven Travel Guide you will get the best travel tips from how to travel to the city, the beautiful Town Hall to the iconic old town and a great museum to visit. Enjoy your Leuven trip. Video by Martijn Around The World - Travel Things to do in Leuven - Travel Guide Leuven : 0:00​​ - Intro Leuven 0:42 - Travel to City 1:08 - Great Beguinage 1:39 - Town Hall (stadhuis) 2:22 - Grote Markt 2:29 - Saint Peter's Church 2:45 - University Library & Tower 3:21 - M Leuven 3:49 - Oude Markt (Longest bar in Europe) 4:11 - Stella Artois Tour 4:32 - Park Abbey 5:00 - Kruidtuin (Botanical garden) 5:22 - Best time to visit Leuven (weather) 5:34 - Arenberg (Castle) 5:48 - Vaartkom

A monumental neo-Gothic palace from the 19th century located in the town of Kamieniec Ząbkowicki in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship. The palace is located on the Zameczno mountain, where the entire palace and forest complex with an area of ​​1.15 km² is located. Video by State of Nature

Fort Queyras, also known as Château-Queyras, is one of the most significant defensive monuments in the French Alps, perched on a rocky promontory in the Guil Valley, located in the Hautes-Alpes region. Its strategic position and rich history make it a place filled with fascinating stories and mysteries. Origins of the Fort The origins of Fort Queyras date back to the 13th century when it was originally constructed by the Dauphins of Viennois, who ruled over this region, then part of an independent principality. The fortress was built to protect the Guil Valley from invasions and threats from neighboring rulers, particularly from Italy to the south. The castle, in its early form, was far more modest than the formidable structure seen today, consisting of a defensive tower and several residential buildings surrounded by a wall. Expansion and Modifications In the 17th century, under the reign of Louis XIV, the fort underwent significant modernization under the supervision of the famous French military engineer Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban. Vauban, renowned for designing numerous fortifications throughout France, recognized the strategic importance of Fort Queyras and decided to enhance its defenses. The renovations included the construction of new bastions, reinforcement of the walls, and the expansion of the defensive system, making the fort one of the most powerful strongholds in the region.

FIN GARDEN in kahsan , has been named as THE MASTERPIECE OF ENGINEERING! but why is that? because one of the greatest mathematician of all time designed it's watering and building in a way that is has no need to any pipe or suction and the flow of water has no problem! FIN GARDEN also has been named as KING GARDEN and some kingdoms used this place as their palace! let's have a short walk in this beautiful garden in kashan, isfahan, IRAN!

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In 2004 the reconstruction of this castle from the 14th century was completed. We were very happy about the permission to shoot with our drone the castle also from above. Many thanks go to the Bachritter. For our Video we used drone Yuneec Typhoon H. Video by Discovery Castle

Weißenkirchen in der Wachau is a picturesque village in Lower Austria, located in the heart of the Wachau Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is famous for its vineyards, medieval charm, and the stunning fortified church that dominates the skyline. The village is a paradise for wine lovers, offering some of Austria’s finest Riesling and Grüner Veltliner wines. You can enjoy wine tastings in traditional Heuriger (wine taverns) while admiring the breathtaking views of the Danube River. Other highlights include the 14th-century Gothic parish church, scenic hiking trails through the vineyards, and a peaceful riverside atmosphere. Whether you're exploring the Wachau by bike, boat, or on foot, Weißenkirchen is a must-visit stop for history, wine, and nature enthusiasts. Video by Johannes Platzer jop TV Travel

St Gallen Cathedral in Switzerland. Video by Global Citizen Travels