Iconic Buildings in Europe | Architectural Landmarks & Design

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Frankfurt's iconic three-gabled city hall, seat of government since 1405 and site of imperial coronation banquets.

Visit Buckingham Palace, the iconic London residence of the British monarch, famous for its grand architecture and the Changing of the Guard.

A former imperial stables complex turned sprawling arts district, home to some of Vienna's leading contemporary and modern art museums.

Vienna's centuries-old home of classical dressage, famed for its white Lipizzaner stallions and Baroque riding hall.

A whimsical, tree-covered apartment building in Vienna, designed by artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser with no straight lines.

Vienna's Neo-Gothic city hall on Ringstrasse, famous for its 98-metre tower, free tours, and the Christkindlmarkt held on its square each winter.

A grand 17th-century square in old Madrid, ringed by porticoes, cafés, and centuries of royal and civic history.

Madrid's bustling central square, home to Spain's Kilometre Zero, the Bear and Strawberry Tree statue, and the city's famous New Year's Eve clock.

Madrid's grand early 20th-century boulevard, lined with Beaux-Arts and Art Deco towers, theaters, and some of the city's busiest shopping.

Real Madrid's iconic home ground, rebuilt with a retractable roof and steel façade, home to a trophy room stacked with European Cups.

Madrid's most photographed square, centered on a neoclassical fountain and ringed by four monumental buildings.

Madrid's grand 19th-century opera house, rebuilt after decades of closure into one of Europe's leading stages.

Germany's historic parliament building, topped with a glass dome designed by Norman Foster, offering free panoramic views over Berlin.

Europe's largest revue theatre in Berlin-Mitte, staging large-scale Grand Show productions on the world's biggest theatre stage.

Gaudí's wave-like stone apartment block on Passeig de Gràcia, topped by a rooftop of sculptural, warrior-like chimneys.