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Beneath the dazzling Riviera sun, the ornate façade of the Monte Carlo Casino radiates timeless elegance and theatrical flair — a temple to glamour, chance, and Belle Époque fantasy.

Sous le soleil éclatant de la Riviera, la façade ornée du Casino de Monte-Carlo rayonne d’élégance intemporelle et d’exubérance théâtrale — un temple du glamour, du hasard et du rêve Belle Époque.

The Casino de Monte-Carlo was inaugurated in 1863, designed by architect Charles Garnier — also famed for the Paris Opera. It helped transform Monaco from a sleepy principality into a dazzling playground for Europe’s elite. The sculptures flanking the clock are allegories of Fortune and Abundance, echoing the building’s purpose and legend.

Le Casino de Monte-Carlo a été inauguré en 1863, conçu par l’architecte Charles Garnier — également célèbre pour l’Opéra de Paris. Il a contribué à transformer Monaco d’une principauté endormie en terrain de jeu éblouissant pour l’élite européenne. Les sculptures encadrant l’horloge symbolisent la Fortune et l’Abondance, en écho à la vocation et à la légende des lieux.

Pueblo Magico Zacatlán de las Manzanas (Zacatlán of the Apples), Puebla, Reloj Floral Zacatlán (Floral Clock).

The two sided Floral Clock was built during main square (Zocalo) renovation in 1986 beginning operation 09 on August.

The was donated by Relojes Centenario of Zacatlán.

Relojes Centenario is the first Monumental Clock factory in Latin America.

The first monumental clocks in Latin America were made in Zacatlán beginning in 1918.

A torre da Helligaandskirken (Igreja do Espírito Santo) em Copenhaga, fotografada durante o inverno, combina uma base em tijolo vermelho, típica da arquitetura do norte da Europa, com uma estrutura superior em tons de cinza-esverdeado e um campanário de influência barroca, visível na fachada. Destaca-se o relógio de mostrador dourado na secção central e a cúpula revestida a cobre. Localizada no coração do centro histórico da capital dinamarquesa, a igreja é uma das mais antigas da cidade, tendo sido originalmente parte de um complexo hospitalar do século XIII e adaptada ao culto luterano no século XVI. Após um incêndio em 1728, foi reconstruída e consagrada em 1732.

The tower of the Helligaandskirken (Church of the Holy Spirit) in Copenhagen, photographed during the winter, combines a red brick base, typical of northern European architecture, with a gray-green upper structure and a Baroque-influenced belfry visible on the façade. Highlights include the golden dial clock in the central section and the copper-plated dome. Located in the heart of the Danish capital's historic center, the church is one of the oldest in the city, having originally been part of a 13th century hospital complex and adapted for Lutheran worship in the 16th century. After a fire in 1728, it was rebuilt and consecrated in 1732.

September 20, 2024 - San Juan County Courthouse at 1557 Greene Street in Silverton, Colorado.

September 20, 2024 - San Juan County Courthouse at 1557 Greene Street in Silverton, Colorado.

September 20, 2024 - San Juan County Courthouse at 1557 Greene Street in Silverton, Colorado.

September 20, 2024 - San Juan County Courthouse at 1557 Greene Street in Silverton, Colorado.

London, England - January 27, 2025: Long exposure of the River Thames with reflections from Parliament House. Big Ben and Westminster Bridge are illuminated in the late dusk light.

Kiel's "oldest" building.

A church has been in this spot since the 13th century, however, this building was reconstructed after sustaining significant damage during the second world war.

Within the church itself are a bronze baptismal from the 14th century, an altar and cross from the 15th, and a pulpit from the 18th.

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Central clock and station interior at Prado de San Sebastian bus station in Seville

The clock on the Rotes Rathaus in Berlin stands tall, marking time against a beautiful sky, embodying the city\'s historical charm.

Zifferblatt der Pfarrkirche Hl. Rupert

The stables clock at Osterley House, a National Trust property in Isleworth, west London, which dates from Georgian times. The owner of the passing aircraft is unknown.

Time has sure changed this old town ️

Lunch at Café Campana

Taken in Musée d'Orsay


The Musée d'Orsay, in the Beaux-Arts former railway station of Gare d'Orsay, built 1898-1900 for the Chemin de Fer de Paris à Orléans, designed by Lucien Magne, Émile Bénard and Victor Laloux. The train services were electric, which defined the building structure and allowed a canopy rather than train shed. Until 1939 the station was the terminus for trains from the southwest, until the trains became too large for the station to support, with suburban services continuing for a bit longer. After being railway station, the building was used as a mailing centre during the war and then to process prisoners of war (returning or departing). Post-war, the building was used for various films and theatre, before coming under threat of demolition in the 1970s, and then proposed as a museum - a competition was held in 1978 and the contract awarded to ACT Architecture (Pierre Colboc, Renaud Bardon and Jean-Paul Philippon) and Gae Aulenti to design the interior. The museum was formally opened in December 1986 by President François Mitterrand.