Favourites
Sign inArchitecture, Mexico City
Removed from Unnamed collection
Chapultepec Castle 
Nestled in the heart of Mexico City, Chapultepec Castle holds the unique claim to fame of being the only castle in North America to have ever housed true royalty. Originally built in 1725 under the orders of Viceroy Bernardo de Gálvez, the castle was
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Palace of Fine Arts
The Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City is undeniably one of the most awe-inspiring sites in the city. Nestled close to the bustling Zocalo and the serene Alameda Central Park, the Palacio de Bellas Artes is a must-see for any traveler exploring Mexic
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Metropolitan Cathedral
Mexico City's colossal cathedral, an architectural marvel, took nearly three centuries to complete, from 1573 to 1813. It stands on the ruins of an Aztec temple, using stones that echo the city's layered history. Stepping inside, you're greeted with
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Templo Mayor Museum
Nestled on an islet in the heart of the lake, Mexico City emerged with a fascinating network of canals and artificial islands. This intricate setup was home to the Templo Mayor. When the Spanish conquerors arrived, they constructed the Metropolitan C
Map
Explore more places related to this search:
Removed from Unnamed collection
The Monumental Clock of Pachuca
The Monumental Clock of Pachuca is a true marvel, crafted from stunning white quarry stone. Its design is reminiscent of London's iconic Big Ben. This clock isn't just about telling time; it's a piece of history. It commemorates the centenary of Mexi
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Taxco
Imagine a small but captivating "Magical Town" just four hours from the bustling beaches of Acapulco. This town, surrounded by majestic hills and mountains, owes its charm to the rich history of silver mining. The locals still craft and trade items m
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
San Diego Fort
Perched majestically with an unbeatable view of the sheltered harbor and the stunning bay of Santa Lucia, the San Diego Fort awaits your discovery. As the most significant maritime fortress on the Pacific coast, this historical gem doubles as the His
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Durango Downtown
Durango, famously dubbed the land of scorpions, offers a unique allure with its streets and stories brimming with character. Strolling through this city feels like wandering through an expansive art museum displaying an array of architectural wonders
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Basilica of the Immaculate Conception
The Basilica of the Immaculate Conception is often hailed as the most stunning cathedral in northwestern Mexico. Its breathtaking facade invites admiration, while the exceptional baroque decorations inside are truly a feast for the eyes. Nestled in t
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Cosala
Cosalá, a Pueblo Mágico, is a treasure trove of culture and history, wrapped in the charm of its colonial past. This enchanting town is nestled in a landscape that feels like it's been painted by an artist's brush. The streets are lined with colorful
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Paseo Montejo
Stroll down the iconic Paseo Montejo, where the grandeur of the Porfiriato era still echoes through the stately old mansions. These architectural gems stand proudly amid towering trees, casting whimsical shadows on the expansive sidewalks below. As y
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Spanish Missions
The chain of missions nestled along the San Antonio River, dating back to the 18th century, stands as a testament to Spain's ambitious expansion of its New World empire from Mexico. These missions are not just historical relics; they are vibrant cult
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Chichen Itza
Chichen Itza stands as a crowning jewel of Mayan culture in the Yucatan Peninsula, boasting some of the most astonishing architecture among ancient Mayan cities. It's the largest and most awe-inspiring of the Mayan ruins. If your itinerary allows for
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
The Alamo
The historic Mission San Antonio de Valero, famously known as the Alamo, stands as a testament to resilience and courage. This 300-year-old site witnessed one of the most pivotal battles during the Texas Revolution in March 1836. Imagine 189 brave de
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Valladolid Fort
The Convent of San Bernardino in Valladolid is a stunning example of majestic architecture that draws visitors from all over. This historic site, built in the 16th century, offers a glimpse into the past with its blend of religious and military desig
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
St.John's Cathedral
Nestled in the bustling center of Belize City, St. John’s Cathedral stands as a charming relic of Belize's colonial past. Constructed in 1812, it once served as the Church of England’s main hub in Central America. This cathedral has a unique history,
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Hines Waterwall Park
Houston boasts one of its most iconic landmarks, a stunning 64-foot U-shaped fountain that's a magnet for photographers. This mesmerizing Water Wall, designed in 1985 by the renowned architectural duo Philip Johnson and John Burgee, is a marvel of mo
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Buffalo Soldier National Museum
Discover the fascinating stories at the Buffalo Soldier National Museum, a place where American history comes alive with a focus on African American contributions. This museum's mission is to interpret, articulate, collect, display, and preserve an a
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
The Mexican American Cultural Center
The Mexican American Cultural Center stands as a beacon for the preservation, creation, presentation, and promotion of Mexican American cultural arts and heritage. Nestled in the heart of Austin, this center offers visitors a chance to explore the ri
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Elisabet Ney Museum
Nestled in Austin, the Elisabet Ney Museum is a captivating glimpse into the world of the 19th-century sculptor and activist, Elisabet Ney. Born in Europe, Ney brought her artistic flair across the Atlantic, leaving an indelible mark on the art scene
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
El Meco
Nestled just 2.7 kilometers along the Puerto Juárez-Punta Sam highway, north of the bustling Cancun, lies the intriguing archaeological site of El Meco. Here, history buffs and curious travelers alike can marvel at 14 ancient structures, crowned by t
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
L'Auberge Casino
Imagine stepping into a world where excitement meets luxury at every corner. At this sprawling 30,000-square-foot gaming floor, you're greeted by 1,500 slot machines and 51 table games, including an inviting poker room that promises hours of thrillin
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Magnolia Mound Plantation
Nestled in the heart of southern Louisiana, the Magnolia Mound Plantation stands as a testament to history and heritage. This 1792 French Creole plantation house has been lovingly restored, offering a glimpse into a bygone era. Spanning 15 acres, the
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Louisiana State University Rural Life Museum
Nestled in the heart of Louisiana, the LSU Rural Life Museum and Windrush Gardens offer an immersive journey into the rich history and culture of the Lower Mississippi River Valley. This publicly accessible center is dedicated to collecting, preservi
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Louisiana Governor's Mansion
Built in 1963 during Jimmy Davis's tenure as Governor of Louisiana, the Governor's Mansion stands proudly on Capitol Lake, close to the State Capitol. With antebellum mansions facing threats from fire and neglect, Governor Davis and his wife decided
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
The Red Stick Sculpture
In the heart of Baton Rouge stands a fascinating landmark: a commemorative sculpture crafted by the late Southern University alumnus, Frank Hayden. Nestled on the Southern University Baton Rouge campus, this sculpture marks the legendary site on Scot
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Garden District
Falling in love at first sight is a sensation many first-time visitors to the Garden District know well. Picture this: you're riding the streetcar along St. Charles Avenue when suddenly, the sight of oak-lined streets and historic homes steals your b
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Bourbon Street
Bourbon Street is a must-visit destination for a reason. It's a lively thoroughfare steeped in history, boasting some of the oldest bars, charming family-run restaurants, and vibrant gay entertainment spots in the country. While there's so much to ex
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
St. Louis Cathedral
Facing the bustling Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral stands proudly between the historic Cabildo and the equally storied Presbytere. It's one of the tallest and most imposing structures in the French Quarter, and certainly one of the most recogniz
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Jackson Square
Historic Jackson Square, once known as "Place d'Armes" in the 18th century and later renamed to honor Andrew Jackson, the hero of the Battle of New Orleans, stands as a timeless attraction nestled in the heart of the French Quarter in New Orleans. Pi
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Royal Street
For a full 13 blocks, Royal Street runs alongside Bourbon Street, yet this charming avenue, boasting some of the finest art galleries, antique stores, wrought iron balconies, and restaurants in the USA, often flies under the radar of many visitors. I
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Ball-Eddleman-McFarland House
Built in 1899, the Ball-Eddleman-McFarland House stands proudly as Fort Worth's quintessential example of Queen Anne-style Victorian architecture. This historical gem draws you in with its enchanting exterior: turrets reaching for the sky, charming g
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
John F. Kennedy Memoria
Phillip Johnson, a close friend of the Kennedy family, designed this strikingly simple memorial for the late president. Nestled in the heart of the Dallas County Historical Plaza, it attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. As you stand
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
American Airlines Center
American Airlines Center, nestled in the heart of Dallas, is the proud home of the Dallas Mavericks and the Dallas Stars. This iconic venue, designed by the creative minds at David M. Schwarz/Architectural Services, Inc. and HKS, Inc., beautifully ma
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
National Ranching Heritage Center (NRHC)
Nestled within the Texas Tech University campus, the National Ranching Heritage Center (NRHC) sprawls across 27.5 acres. This museum and historical park is a treasure trove of ranching history, featuring 50 authentic structures and objects that trans
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
Malecon
The Malecón, originally dubbed Avenida del Golfo, is Cuba's most iconic seaside avenue. The brainchild of Don Francisco de Albear, Cuba's top engineer of the era, the Malecón was designed with a vision far beyond a simple walkway. Albear's intricate
Map
Removed from Unnamed collection
El Capitolio
El Capitolio, or the National Capitol Building, stands as a must-see marvel in Havana. Nestled in Centro Habana, this architectural gem bears a striking resemblance to its counterpart in Washington D.C. Yet, it boasts a unique twist: it's a meter tal
Map