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The "Mint Tower" was originally built in the 1600s, then rebuilt in 1885. It stands in Muntplein Square, at the intersection of the Amstel River and the Singelgracht.

After driving only 20 minutes away from the city center, one is surrounded by rolling hills with a stunning view of the city below.

This vineyard is on a terrace above the plots of the formal gardens below.

Gothic details are carved into a variety of spaces throughout Westminster Abbey, including this iron window covering overlooking a courtyard.

Vineyards at the Werner Welser winery in Heiligenstadt, outside of Vienna.

Just in case you weren't sure about the era of music's heyday in Vienna, these actors are dressed up as people at the court of Liechtenstein in the late 1700s.

These Gothic buildings date back to the founding of the college in the 1400s.

Like many people of his time, Shakespeare was a bit transient, moving around his hometown of Stratford upon Avon and between Stratford and London. This is one of the few buildings that can be traced to him, through the ownership of his wife, Anne…

Just beyond the canal system, the Rijksmuseum is home to a spectacular art collection, particularly of the Dutch masters.

While the name may refer to the bell inside the tower (the tower itself is named the Elizabeth Tower), this striking clock tower at the Houses of Parliament has become a symbol of London to the world.