r/GothicArchitecture

The Gothic legacy of the Town Hall and St. Peter's Church in Leuven, Belgium

Leuven’s main square (Grote Markt) features some of the most stunning structures of European Gothic heritage. The visual journey highlights the breathtaking Town Hall (Stadhuis), a masterpiece of 15th-century Late Gothic architecture, famous for its richly ornamented facade adorned with over two hundred detailed statues. Additionally, the interior of St. Peter's Church (Sint-Pieterskerk) is explored as a prime example of Brabantine Gothic, showcasing its high ribbed vaults and luminous windows Credit photos Plantfuljourney

u/yennysferm71_ — 3 days ago

Bellapais Monastery. Northern Cyprus, Turkish Republic. Built in the 12th century on foundations dating back to the Roman period.

u/Vecnarog — 10 days ago

1872 gothic revival church

Thought you guys may appreciate this. It’s a 1872 gothic revival church that’s been sitting for years. My husband and I are turning into our personal residence.

u/ciarajdoran — 11 days ago