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eiffel tour from Trocadero hill, Paris, France

A view of Wellington Statue at Hyde park Corner in London, England. This statue portrays the Iron Duke on his horse named Copenhagen and was unveiled in 1888.

Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, on Christmas Day 2023, in silhouette contrasted with a leafless tree

Peterhof, St Petersburg, Russia - September 1, 2012: View of Upper park with fountains and Grand Palace. Created in 1694 by Georg Schweigger and Christoph Ritter.

This Grade I-listed triumphal arch was designed by Decimus Burton. It stands between Green Park and Hyde Park on Hyde Park Corner. It was built between 1816-1830, although it has been moved from its original location. It was built to commemorate Britain;s victory against Napoleon in the Napoleonic Wars. People can be seen in the background.

St. Petersburg Russia - september, 01, 2023: View of St. Petersburg and St. Isaac's Square from the colonnade of St. Isaac's Cathedral. St. Isaac's Cathedral.

Beautiful Dolmabahce Palace, Istanbul city, Turkey

Paris, France - March 14, 2018: The Palais Royal houses the french Council of State, the Constitutional Council and the Ministry of Culture.

El Retiro is the most important park in Madrid

Vienna, Austria - May 9, 2019: A picture of the Belvedere Palace (the main building) and a nearby fountain statue.

Moscow, Russia - August 21, 2022: People walking in city center

Budapest, Hungary - May 10, 2014: Heroes Square in Budapest in Hungary. Tourists on Heroes Square in Budapest to the ensemble of sculptures. Sunny day. Blue sky with clouds. horizontal photo.

Wide angle architecture of the most famaus temple Wat arun in bangkok thailand

paderborn, nrw, germany, may, 09. 2024, beer festival in the castle park of schloß neuhaus with many visitors and guests

Paris, France - September 30, 2021: Pedestrians in the Champ de Mars Park in Paris. In the background the Eiffel Tower.

Saint Petersburg-Russia - 09.16.2021: The house where the writer Valentin Pikul lived. House 16 on the 4th Krasnoarmeyskaya Street.

The Eiffel Tower seen in Springseason with a large Squar ebefore it with some traffic.

Arcachon casino front on a summer day in France

The Palazzo delle Poste of Trieste, overlooking Vittorio Veneto Square and dating to the late 1800s, hosts the city headquarters of the Italian Post Office and the Postal and Telegraphic Museum of Central Europe. In foreground stands out the Tritons fountain, built in 1898 by the sculptor Franz Schranz.

The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. Panoramic view.

Saint Petersburg, Admiralteisky district - aerial view of the city from the observation deck of St. Isaac's Cathedral. Blue sky is on the background.

Copenhagen, Denmark - July 9, 2022. Amalienborg, the palace and residence in Copenhagen of the queen of Denmark. Royal Palace.

The Festetics Palace is a Baroque palace located in the town of Keszthely, Hungary. The 18th century residence of Festetics building now houses the Helikon Palace Museum, visited by 200,000 people each year.

Aerial view of Paris city and Seine river from Eiffel Tower. France. April 2019

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