Unique buildings you would love to see in Europe

11/10/2019

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Geography Story: Unique buildings you would love to see in Europe

European architecture impresses with its diversity and magnificence. No matter which country you are visiting you are sure to discover a lot of striking modern buildings. A picture is worth a thousand words, so let's take a look at some amazing buildings.

#1 The Triangeln station in Malmö, Sweden

#2 The Marques de Riscal winery in Spain's Basque Country

#3 Markthal in Rotterdam, Netherlands

#4 The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain

#5 Hallgrimur Church in Reykjavik, Iceland

#6 Bodegas Ysios, a winery in Rioja Alavesa, Spain

#7 The "Ideal Palace" in Hauterives, France

#8 The Emporia mall in Malmo, Sweden

#9 The Royal Pavilion in Brighton, UK

#10 The 256-foot and 344-foot-tall towers of Bosco Verticale, Milan

#11 The Torre Galatea Figueras in Catalonia, Spain

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29 Comments

lmoores

I would love ❤️ to see 👀 these buildings 👷‍♀️. Someday.

Vimala Padmaraj

EXCEPT FOR Hallgrimur Church in Reykjavik, Iceland, ALL THE OTHERS SEEM TO BE NIGHTMARES FROM THE DRAWING BOARDS.

Caroline Weis

The ideal palace in France.ooksmore.ikesomething in India, Nepal or Tibet the France.

Scott

Never personally seen any of them. One day...

Doris Dallaire

Interesting places to see. I’ve only seen the Royal Pavillon in Brighton.

Julie Allen

The Royal Pavillion would seem to be the oldest of these.

David Colloby

Some of these buildings look like they were designed by a madman.

Nadin

Every country has something you never seen before

Alex Vivaldi

ninakamwene, the title stated "in Europe "...

ninakamwene

Where was Gaudi in Spain, the Sydney Opera House in Aussie Land, and The tree Top Restaurant in Kenya? They were unique and charming. Be well.

Sue Colvin

Awsome Buildings.

Tulin Bulay

No Gaudi -disappointed

Shae Deschenes

Thank you for sending these. They are absolutely stunning and like Joanne Wilhelm said, she always wanted to travel and now we can through the internet. Age has caught up with me but in this day and age we always can look at beautiful scenery through the net.