ITT: Churches, mosques, cathedrals, etc. from your country
>>53958751
Rude
>>53959400
Inside
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Nothing better than a gigantic, modern church in the middle of fucking nowhere.
>>53959439
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>>53958695
>>53958751
why haven't you destroyed al-aqsa yet?
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we wuz vikingz
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>>53959466
That thing is a church? It's fucking huge. Also is there a point to the tower?
a colonian stylish one
i went to this city on vacation, beautiful city desu
>>53960073
everyone knows poland use like 50% of its GDP in churches bro
>>53960073
Yeah, it's just a church. Not even a cathedral. Supposedly the site of some epiphany nobody gave a shit about before the thing was built. The tower is there to look big, much like your Jesus. It also has a terrace on the top so you can see the wonderful sights of the flat and uninteresting surroundings.
>>53960192
That's the most mindblowing thing. This thing was built entirely through donations. Makes you wonder where people find the spare money to fund that shit.
>>53960454
najbardziej zastanawia mnie, dlaczego tak wielkie rzeczy buduje się na takich zadupiach
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JUST
>>53960517
Kompleks niższości? Myślenie na zasadzie "niech coś się dzieje na tej wsi"?
Szczerze, nie mam pojęcia. 2absurd4me
>his church doesn't look out over the sea
>>53960819
Simple but looks neat. What are those buildings on the beach though? I have no idea what they;re supposed to be.
>>53961024
Wait, those aren't shacks. What the fuck are those.
>>53961046
multicultural dutch shag huts for immigrants and locals
>>53961131
>>53961024
>>53961046
Those are little wooden 'shacks', they are open on one side and for public use.
You can change your clothes in them if you want a little more privacy, there is a bench in it.
Sometimes beach equipment like seats or a parasol are stored in them.
Some people sit in/around them instead of in the middle of the beach.
>>53961191
This one's inside an old salt mine
Interior of the Sainte Chapelle, built by Saint Louis as a reliquary for the Crown of Thorns, bits of the True Cross, and Holy Nails.
>>53959613
Hopefully soon, I give at 2 years at most
>>53958751
>>53958695
>protestant
Big, cool locking churches are haram.
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Cathedral Saint Alexander Nevsky, the first Orthodox cathedral in France. Also the siege of the Archdiocese of Russian Orthodox churches in Western Europe.
>>53961498
cool
>>53961521
do you know where it is?
without reverse search... its pretty obvious tho
Grande Mosque of Paris, built as thanks to colonial troops after WW1.
Wood Pagoda, a Buddhist temple built for the Colonial Expo of 1931.
>>53961649
some very cold place? idk tbqh
Waiting for Norway
>>53961963
Base Belgrano 2, Antarctic
Amiens Cathedral
>>53962169
>>53958695
we dont have any super impressive cathedrals but we got a humble bahai temple
Strasbourg Cathedral, which was the tallest building for more than 200 years.
>>53962288
We got this. Checked
Protestant church next to a catholic church with a road called 'purgatory' in the middle.
>>53962464
catholic >>>
>>53962288
>>53962455
Why are there Bahais in South America ?
>Shitton of polish posts ITT
>Not a single mention of temple of providence yet
>>53962464
i've been there when i was a kid,cool
>>53962499
No idea.
>>53962494
yea
Rouen Cathedral.
Fucking file size limit.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1a/Rouen_Cathedral_as_seen_from_Gros_Horloge_140215_4.jpg
>>53962621
>my kite got stuck in the tower needle
>>53962655
Imagine the line to take the communion
>>53962408
scary
>>53958751
We have a similar one, Schlomo
>>53962601
looks like god doesn't like your architecture luigi
>>53962011
This thing is majestic
>>53962742
Here's a better picture:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7e/Strasbourg_Cathedral_Exterior_-_Diliff.jpg
There's also a pretty cool astronomical clock inside, pic related
>>53962958
>>53962909
>>53962869
>>53962856
>>53962828
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>>53962601
nice, keep posting
>>53962995
Fucking neo pagan LARPers barbarians.
>mfw
>>53963127
>mfw forgot my face
Notre Dame de Paris.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c0/Notre_Dame_de_Paris_DSC_0846w.jpg
burgos cathedral 1/2
that thread is pretty cool
Notre Dame de Paris, again.
Notre Dame de Paris, Portal of the Last Judgement.
>>53963307
>>53960676
>>53960517
>>53960073
Kontrast.
Santiago 1/2
>>53963673
to jest zły kontrast
>>53963724
Na zadupiu lub mało wybudowanej czesci rejonu takie budynki robią większe wrażenie.
>>53963686
santiago 2/2
>>53963846
Why there's so few people in the square?
Sagrada familia 1/2
Basilica of Saint Denis, where most of the kings of France and their family were buried and where the Queens were crowned.
Badly violated at the Revolution, now in danger of water infiltration (the royal crypt is always humid as duck nowadays). And the worst is that the town around it is a utter shithole. The humidity in the crypt is probably because of all the ghosts crying, to be honest.
Seriously, if you go there to visit, and it is despite everything still worth the visit, be relatively careful.
>>53964062
Why one must be careful?
great thread
>>53960454
>That's the most mindblowing thing. This thing was built entirely through donations. Makes you wonder where people find the spare money to fund that shit.
money laundring
>>53964017
i don't know
>>53964038
Sagrada familia 2/2
>>53964166
Because the town around it is an immigrant filled shithole, and is relatively dangerous at night. During the day, at worst you might get pickpocketed.
Just to give an idea of how much of a shithole this town is: it's where the terrorists hid for a few days after the attacks in November.
I guess I'll post a few pictures of the inside.
Tomb of Dagobert I.
>>53964551
And that's how glory fades
Tomb of Louis XII and Anne of Brittany.
>>53958836
relax Juan it's just a mosque
Tomb of François I and Claude of France.
Find a more comfy church, I dare you.
Oh wait, you literally can't.
>>53964823
Here's another pic for you naysayers.
>>53964638
Yeah. Here's a list of the people buried there:
https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nécropole_royale_de_la_basilique_de_Saint-Denis#
If you have any interest in French history, you will recognise many names.
Heart of Louis XVII, who died at like 12 in prison.
this is our most important cathedral
>>53964823
looks interesting
would be sad to see it sink
>>53964785
Juan de Urbieta approves this image
Epitome of medieval building techniques coming through
church used by usamericans in canal zone
another important church in the city
ops
>>53965056
That's not medieveal. If you want to see the remains of the romanesque church you have to go inside and see the Pórtico de la Gloria.
>>53965198
This reminds me of this
Here's the tomb of Du Guesclin, a Breton noble who rekt the English during the Hundred Years War.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertrand_du_Guesclin
>>53965039
>Google it
>hey, that's a pretty cool story
>at least it wasn't an English barbarian who killed surrendering nobles for fun
>"His remains were desecrated by French soldiers during the Peninsular War."
Oops.
>>53965347
>>53965490
Looks asian to me
>>53965541
this is northern style
>>53964062
>Hugues Capet is buried there
>amongst a shitton of mudslimes, gypsies and afroscums
Chiesa di San Bernardino alle Ossa (Milan, Italy), initially built in 1269 but vastly reshaped many times until the XVIII century, with a baroque look
it is mainly famous for its "ossuary": a chapel decorated with human bones
1/5
>>53966230
2/5
>>53966289
3/5
>>53966288
>>53966343
4/5
>>53966385
5/5
How can infidels even compete?
>>53966495
>posts a tomb
>>53966569
op said etc
>>53965712
There's also Charles Martel. Poor guy. You save France and 1700 years later the people you saved have created an Islamic ghetto near your tomb.
>tfw he will never rise from the dead, expel the invaders again and lead France to glory
>>53966880
Don't even fucking say anything.
Puebla
>>53966962
So did they also round Sobieski's tomb?
Guanajuato
>>53967036
We saved Europe from Islam, got partitioned for it and Europe accepted Islam anyway.
>>53964894
>>53964823
Seems kind of counterintuitive to build a church on a tiny island considering their function as community centers, but there's certainly no denying the comfiness.
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