Architecture

PHeymont shares 'sights and seens' from his wanderings in the German capital last summer

PHeymont shares a few images gleaned while wandering in one of Washington's oldest neighborhoods

Edison and his wife bought this luxurious home already furnished, and made hardly any changes over more than half a century

Berlin's TV transmission tower seemed determined to force its way into many of my pictures...

Gumbo was visiting the State Capitol building, located in lovely Helena. It's a lovely building that has served as the "people's house" since 1902.

Always fascinated by architecture, Judy visits a building she had missed until now.

The Reichstag building, home these days to Germany's Bundestag, offers visitors a great view of the city and the building's history.

Berlin's 19th century Postal Delivery Office is one of the city's less-known treasures, with unusual stories to tell

Gumbo was visiting the beautiful Canadian Museum of Human Rights. The building is architecturally unique and looks at the history and understanding of Human Rights in Canada and throughout the world.

Prussian King Frederick the Great followed the fashionable not-quite-Chinese style when he had a teahouse built at Sans Souci in Potsdam

A picturesque small town in Bavaria whose 20th century history has made it both famous and infamous.

PHeymont visits three important churches of downtown Munich, with styles ranging from relatively austere to a bit over-the-top