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Andalusia, Spain; Largest Gothic cathedral in Europe
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Samarkand, Uzbekistan; Tomb of Mongol conqueror Tamerlane
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Genoa, Italy; one of the most important architects of the Renaissance
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Turkestan, Kazakhstan; Tomb of famous Turkic poet
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Swalcliffe, Oxfordshire, England; used for storing rents and tithes
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Vilnius, Lithuania; consisted of three castles
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Trakai, Lithuania; held great strategic importance
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Prague, Czech Republic; 3rd oldest astronomical clock in the world; oldest astronomical clock still in operation today
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In Poland
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London, England; headquarters of London's city government
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Florence, Italy; originally a children's orphanage/hospital
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Florence, Italy
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In Florence; was begun in 1296, but finished with Brunelleschi's cathedral dome in 1496
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Strasbourg, Alsace, France; Contains the finest example of a Gothic arch
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Lincolnshire, England; Made of brick (unusual material)
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Beaune, France; Charitable alms house
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Florence, Italy; Bought by the Medici family
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In Scotland; Part of Saint Nick's hospital
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Mantua, Italy; by Leon Battista Alberti
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Venice, Italy
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Rome, Italy; thought to be the earliest Renaissance palace in Rome; houses the Papal Chancellery
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South Wold, England; Lies under one continuous roof
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Delhi, India; to commemorate a ruler
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In Germany; contains the world's oldest playable organs
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Long Melford, England
