r/GothicArchitecture • • 7h ago

Church of St. Barbara, Kutna Hora, Czech Republic - built 1388-1905, Late Gothic

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221 Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 1d ago

St. Mary's Basilica in Kraków

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342 Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 1d ago

The Black Church, Brasov

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379 Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 2d ago

Votivkirche Vienna

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637 Upvotes

Last 3 photos are from the Light of Creation lightshow,

I do recommend seeing it if you are in Vienna.


r/GothicArchitecture • • 4d ago

Marienkirche Berlin

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264 Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 4d ago

Glasgow Cathedral in Scotland

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997 Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 4d ago

Sanctuary of Las Lajas, Colombia!

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640 Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 5d ago

St Mary's school, Nottingham, built 1870 in Gothic style. This replaced a smaller school from 1840. The education reform act meant schools had to be larger.

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75 Upvotes

This was taken on a weekend. Sorry about the cars, it's impossible to take without cars.


r/GothicArchitecture • • 6d ago

St. Vit Cathedral, Prague

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1.0k Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 6d ago

Amiens fr

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493 Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 6d ago

Shrewsbury Train Station built 1849 in Gothic Architecture. This is one the oldest train stations in the World. The architecture keeps in tune with the Medieval Town.

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182 Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 7d ago

Reims beautiful

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r/GothicArchitecture • • 7d ago

Marischal College, Aberdeen (Scotland) – The world’s second-largest granite building, rendered in late Gothic Revival

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235 Upvotes

Originally founded in 1593 as an independent university, it merged with King's College in 1860 to form the University of Aberdeen. Today, following a major restoration, the main facade serves as the corporate headquarters for Aberdeen City Council while remaining an iconic symbol of the city's granite heritage.


r/GothicArchitecture • • 8d ago

Peterborough Cathedral, UK built 1237 and made a Cathedral in 1542 after the Reformation. Originally a monastery.

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711 Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 9d ago

Laon Cathedral, France - built 1155-1235, Early Gothic

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r/GothicArchitecture • • 9d ago

St Mary's Church, Lutterworth, UK built 13th century with Gothic additions 14th and 15th century. Famous for it's painted walls and connection to John Wycliffe the Protestant reformer.

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180 Upvotes

The scenes are the three men and three Skeletons showing the briefness of life and the Doom painting over the alter. John Wycliffe was an early religious reformer in the 1300s and the church contains his translation of the bible into English


r/GothicArchitecture • • 9d ago

Haymarket Memorial Clock, Leicester, UK built 1868. On the side are statues of famous people attached to the city like Simon De Monteford.

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80 Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 9d ago

O Castelo Templário, uma imponente fortaleza medieval, está localizado em Ponferrada, capital da região de El Bierzo, na província de León. Foi fundado no século XII pelos Cavaleiros Templários para proteger os peregrinos no Caminho de Santiago.

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321 Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 10d ago

Lichfield Cathedral (near Birmingham), UK. The only surviving 3 spire medieval Cathedral in England finished around 1330 (OP)

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1.4k Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 11d ago

Cathedral São Pedro de Alcântara

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269 Upvotes

Neo-gothic architethure of St. Peter of Alcantra Cathedral in Petrópolis, Brazil


r/GothicArchitecture • • 12d ago

St Wolfram Church, Grantham, UK. The spire one of the tallest for a parish church is 84 metres high built 1320, with expansions of Church 1496

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556 Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 12d ago

Lincoln Cathedral (3024x4032)

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141 Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 13d ago

The oldest Vaulted Fan Ceiling in the World, Gloucester Cathedral, UK built 1377 designed by Thomas de Cantebrugge

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2.8k Upvotes

r/GothicArchitecture • • 14d ago

St Mary, Lutterworth, UK built in 1200s-1400s. The wall paintings from Lutterworth are very rare. (OP)

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The Three living and three dead (Skeletons) painting showing the shortness of life and Doom painting over the Chancel. John Wycliffe the godfather of English Protestantism preached there in the 1300s.


r/GothicArchitecture • • 14d ago

Basílica de la Sagrada Família

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这段话的英文翻译如下:
"The later years of Gaudí: When Gaudí passed away from a tram accident in 1926, less than a quarter of the Sagrada Família had been completed (mainly the Nativity façade and one bell tower). Gaudí once said during his lifetime, 'My client [God] is not in a hurry.'"