Palacio de Viana or Viana Palace is a now museum whose name originates from its last owner, the Marquisate of Viana. It boasts lush gardens, intricate stonework in the twelve courtyards, and well-kept historical rooms. Visitors can take a self-guided tour following their leaflet or opt for a guided tour.
Read MoreUbud Palace, officially known as Puri Saren Agung, features a temple, stages for events, and is just a stone’s throw from the bustling market nearby. The entrance area is open to the public and once served as the official residence of the royal family of Ubud.
Read MoreLongleat is an English home in Warminster, home to the Marquesses of Bath. It served primarily as a residence and today has been renovated to be a family destination, with tours of certain parts of the house, a theme park, a safari park, gardens and a cafe.
Read MoreAn architectural wonder, this white and pink building is almost decadent. The white washed bricks, faded facade, and gothic architectre is still marvelous against blue skies. The Doge's Palace was once the epicenter of Venetian political power. This palace once served as the Doge's residence, who was the highest power in the past Republic of Venice. Today, it serves as a museum and a relic to the past.
Read MoreVersailles stands unrivaled as a place of grandeur and opulence. Beyond the looming gold gilded gates is a magnificent estate, also gilded in gold. Everything glints underneath the sun. Beyond the estate are sprawling, well manicured gardens, with blooming with wildflowers nestled in well kept hedges. The gardens are a living museum, an homage to a time and a man who demanded perfection and excellence.
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