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Formal gardens at Hampton Court Palace
The grounds here date to the 17th century, with carefully planned and shaped trees and hedges.
Inside the castle at Chinon
Parts of the castle have been staged as they were seen in the past, but many more are explored through an app on an iPad that encourages children to explore the history of the site.
Kensington Palace in London
Nestled into Kensington Gardens and close to Hyde Park, this royal palace is surrounded by lush greenery. Originally known as the birthplace of Queen Victoria, it's now home to many of Queen Elizabeth's grandchildren, including eventual heir Prince…
Monumento a Francesc Macià in the Plaça de Catalunya, Barcelona
At the tip of La Rambla in the center of the Plaça de Catalunya, this monument celebrates Francesc Macià i Llussà, a Catalonian politician who spoke out for an independent Catalonia.
Notre Dame in Paris
This photograph of the ancient cathedral was taken from the Seine below.
Outside Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London
The original Globe Theatre may have burned down in the early 1600s, but a replica was built in the 1990s to introduce modern audiences to the structure of Renaissance theater.
Pilgrims at Chartres Cathedral on Pentecost
These pilgrims had walked 63 miles from Paris to celebrate Pentecost at Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Chartres in France.
Prehistoric caves at Calaveras in Benedoleig
The cave at Las Calaveras was deposited approximately 135 million years ago.
Roman arches in the Barri Gotic
Roman remains appear throughout the city of Barcelona.
Roman ruins at the Barcelona History Museum
The Museu d'Historia de Barcelona has excavated miles of Roman ruins of the original city of Barcino, founded by the Romans more than 2000 years ago, under the streets of modern Barcelona.