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Spain, Castile and Leon, Avila, Real Monasterio de Santo Tomás or Royal Monastery of Saint Thomas, Claustro de los Reyes or Cloister of the Kings.
20125328
Spain, Castile and Leon, Avila, Real Monasterio de Santo Tomás or Royal Monastery of Saint Thomas, Claustro de los Reyes or Cloister of the Kings.
Spain, Castile and Leon, Avila, Real Monasterio de Santo Tomás or Royal Monastery of Saint Thomas.
20125327
Spain, Castile and Leon, Avila, Real Monasterio de Santo Tomás or Royal Monastery of Saint Thomas.
Ireland, County Waterford, Dungarvan Castle, restored barracks in the courtyard.
20124186
Ireland, County Waterford, Dungarvan Castle, restored barracks in the courtyard.
Ireland, County Waterford, Dungarvan Castle, entrance gate leading in to the courtyard.
20124185
Ireland, County Waterford, Dungarvan Castle, entrance gate leading in to the courtyard.
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
20100723
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
20100722
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
20100721
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designeby John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
20100720
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designeby John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
20100719
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
20100718
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style, tourist photographing herself and onion domes.
20100717
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style, tourist photographing herself and onion domes.
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
20100716
England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Royal Pavilion, 19th century retreat for the then Prince Regent, Designed by John Nash in a Indo Sarascenic style.
Chile, Santiago, Statue of President Salvador Allende in Plaza de la Constitucion Constitution Square opposite the Palacio de la Moneda Presidential Palace where he was killed in a military coup, Chil...
20101645
Chile, Santiago, Statue of President Salvador Allende in Plaza de la Constitucion Constitution Square opposite the Palacio de la Moneda Presidential Palace where he was killed in a military coup, Chil...
Chile, Santiago, Main entrance of the Palacio de la Moneda Presidential Palace guarded by high booted carabineros police, a chain prevents tourists and onlookers from getting too close.
20101644
Chile, Santiago, Main entrance of the Palacio de la Moneda Presidential Palace guarded by high booted carabineros police, a chain prevents tourists and onlookers from getting too close.