Neo Gothic Collection

Czech Republic. Prague. St. Vitus Cathedral. West facade. Ty
Czech Republic. Prague. St. Vitus Cathedral. Archivolts and tympanum. Gothic Revival. West facade. 19th century. Castle complex

Vintage 19th century photograph - Votivkirche is a neo-Gothic style church located on the Ringstrasze in Vienna, Austria

The Fisher Building, Chicago, USA
The 20-storey Neo-Gothic Fisher Building, 343 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, USA. Date: 1906

HUNGARY. BUDAPEST. Szilagyi Dezso Evangelical Church. Outside view. Neo-gothic style

Germany. Munich. The New Town Hall. Marienplatz
Germany. Munich. The New Town Hall (Neues Rathaus) at the northern part of Marienplatz. It was built between 1867 and 1908 by Georg von Hauberrisser (1841-1922) in a Gothic Revival architecture style

Croatia. Zagreb. Cathedral. Front facade. Kaptol Square
Croatia. Zagreb. Cathedral. It was restored in the Neo-Gothic style by Hermann Bolle (1845-1926). Front facade. Kaptol Square

Spain. Basque country. San Sebastian or Donostia. Good Sherpherd Cathedral of San Sebastian. Built in the last years on th 19th century in a historicist neogothic. View of facade

Spain. Barcelona. Cathedral. Facade. Neogothic style. 1885-1
Spain. Barcelona. Cathedral. Facade, was built between 1885-1915, by the architects Josep Oriol Mestres (1815-1895) and August Font i Carreras (1846-1924). Neogothic style

Spain. Barcelona. Cathedral. Facade. Archivolt. Neogothic st
Spain. Barcelona. Cathedral. Archivolts. Detail. The facade was finally finished in the early 20th century, by the architects Josep Oriol Mestres (1815-1895) and August Font i Carreras (1846-1924)

Spain. Barcelona. Church of the Salesas designed by Joan Mar
Spain. Barcelona. Church of the Salesas (1877-1885). Build by Joan Martorell (1833-1906), catalan architect. Neogothic style. Architectural detail

Ukraine. Autonomous Republic of Crimea. Gaspra. Swallows Nest. Castle built between 1911 and 1912 in Neo-Gothic design by the Russian architect and sculptor Leonid Sherwood (1871-1954)

Parliament. Budapest. Hungary
HUNGARY. BUDAPEST. Parliament. Neo-Gothic building (1884-1904) on the Danube riverside built by Imre Steindl

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