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Macro of a biscuit with marmalade. In the background some other biscuits and oranges. Detail of the Cathedral Church of Saint James. Diocese of Toronto. The wooden red roof of the old church of Tadoussac, also known as "Indians chapel", was built in 1747. Heritage Site of national importance since 1965, is the oldest existing log-built church in Canada. Close-up of sushi on a white tray and wooden chopsticks Mojito cocktail with two straws, lime slice and spearmint leaves, some of it's ingredients and a cocktail set Some ancient colored houses and the tower of Great Saint Martin Church in old town Cologne along river Rhine The massive tower of Great Saint Martin Church and ancient colored houses in Cologne, along river Rhine. Glimpse of downtown Toronto and its skyscrapers Basilica of Saint Lawrence (San Lorenzo) and the statue of Emperor Constantine in Milan. Dating from the 4th century AD the Basilica called Chiesa di San Lorenzo Maggiore is the oldest church in Milan. Saint Joseph Oratory construction began in 1904. The original Church was enlarged many times. The actual Basilica construction was terminated in 1967. The basilica dome has a diameter of 39 meters (125 feet) and rises 236 meters (856 feet) above sea level. It is the highest point in the city of Montreal. The Dome is the third largest among the roman Catholic worship places. The Porta Nigra is a 2nd-century Roman city gate in Trier, Germany. It was given its name (which means "black gate") in the Middle Ages because of its weathered color. The Porta Nigra is the only one of four Roman gates that still stands in Trier, the eldest city in Germany. Basilica of Saint Lawrence (San Lorenzo) and the statue of Emperor Constantin in Milan. Dating from the 4th century AD, the Basilica called Chiesa di San Lorenzo Maggiore is the oldest church in Milan Castel del Monte (Castle of the Mount) is situated on a solitary hill, in the southeast italian region of Apulia, near Andria in the province of Bari. It was built in the 13th century during the reign of the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II. The castle is an octagonal prism with an octagonal bastion at each corner. Each floor has 8 rooms and an octagonal courtyard in its centre. From 1996 is a World Heritage Site of UNESCO. Colorful victorian houses in Montreal Famous austrian chocolate cake called sacher torte served on a golden plate. Selective focus. The Parliament of Canada in Ottawa Close-up of sushi on a white tray and wooden chopsticks Close-up of sushi on a black tray and wooden chopsticks Freshly baked croissant with granulated sugar over a wooden table Founded in the 4th century, the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore (Basilica of Saint Mary Major) is one of the five great ancient basilicas of Rome. Its 18th-century exterior conceals one of the best-preserved Byzantine interiors in the city. Santa Maria Maggiore stands on the site of a temple to the goddess Cybele. According to a 13th-century legend, the first church was built here by Pope Liberius (352-66), on the site of an apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The legend has it that the Virgin appeared to Pope Liberius and the patrician Giovanni Patrizio on August 4, 352 (or 358), instructing them to build a church on the Esquiline Hill. That night, the floor plan was outlined by a miraculous snowfall. Santa Maria Maggiore was fully restored and renovated in the 18th century - the facade and most of the interior decorations date from this period. Today, the basilica is served by Redemptorist and Dominican fathers and remains very popular with pilgrims and tourists alike. Close-up of a mini sicilian cassata with pieces of candied fruit, chocolate and almonds B&W close-up of the Angel on Victory Column in Berlin Ruins of an ancient rural trulli house in the country near Alberobello in the italian region of Apulia. Macro shot of a half cut orange. Perfect as organic background. Portal of Ruvo di Puglia Cathedral in the southeast italian region of Apulia. The simple but elegant facade shows a lot of statues with vegetal, animal and human details. The Cathedral was dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta and was built between 12th and 13th century. Side view of the main building of Parliament of Canada in Ottawa Horseshoe Niagara Falls on a cloudy day Detail of the clock tower of Parliament of Canada in Ottawa The clock tower of Parliament of Canada in Ottawa Historical houses in downtown Mainz in Germany on a cloudy day. Alberobello was founded in the 15th century on land that was originally an oak forest in the province of Bari. A typical feature of Alberobello are the trulli, white dry-stone houses with conical roofs made of lapidary stones. The roofs of the trulli are embellished with decorations and pinnacles of various shapes, often symbolising religious signs or signs of the zodiac. In 1996, Unesco made the town of Alberobello a world heritage site. Two freshly baked croissants with granulated sugar over a wooden table Gothic architecture of Milan Cathedral in Piazza del Duomo. It is the fourth largest church in the world. The construction started in 1386 and took about five centuries. The coast near Tadoussac on river Saint Lawrence. Quebec, Canada. Dominican Convent and Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie were built under the order of the Duke of Milan Francesco I Sforza. In the refectory of the convent the is the famous mural painting by Leonardo Da Vinci called Cenacolo or L'Ultima Cena (the Last Supper). Detail of the bell tower and the cloister of the Church of Saint Ambrose (Sant'Ambrogio) in Milan. Trani Cathedral dedicated to St. Nicholas the Pilgrim, it lies on a raised open site near the sea. The construction of the Basilica started in the year 109 but it was not yet finished when it was consacrated in 1143. Trani is a small town on the Adriatic sea in the italian region of Apulia. Detail of the French Dome and the monument to german poet Friedrich Schiller in Gendarmenmarkt Square in Berlin. Changing of the guard at the Parliament of Canada in Ottawa Scenic panorama of Carezza lake in the italian region of Trentino-Alto Adige (South Tyrol) and the Dolomites Gothic architecture of Milan Cathedral in Piazza del Duomo. It is the fourth largest church in the world. The construction started in 1386 and took about five centuries. Papal Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi and the annexed monastery of Franciscan Order of Friars Minor construction begun in 1228. The Basilica, designed by Brother Elia Bombardone, follower of Saint Francis, was divided into two churches called upper and lower basilica. Tower of the fortress of San Leo (also called Montefeltro) built upon a 583 metres high rocky mount. The origins of the fortress are about in the 6th century but the present structure was ordered by Federico da Montefeltro at the end of 15th century. The fortress was also used as a prison where the famous alchemist count Cagliostro died in 1795. Detail of the byzantine Basilica of San Vitale (Saint Vitalis) in Ravenna. This church and its beautiful mosaics are the largest and best preserved outside of Constantinople. Inscribed in UNESCO World Heritage List. Detail of the facade of Notre Dame de Bonsecours Chapel in Montreal. Vineyard on the italian hills of Emilia-Romagna. Unripe grapes in a vineyard on the italian hills of Emilia-Romagna. Detail of the ancient Palazzo del Capitano del Popolo, nowadays town hall and its tower in Assisi, a very well known touristic town in the italian province of Perugia (Umbria). The town was built on Mount Subasio. Gothic architecture of Milan Cathedral in Piazza del Duomo. It is the fourth largest church in the world. The construction started in 1386 and took about five centuries. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and equestrian monument dedicated to the italian king in Piazza del Duomo, Milan.