GREAT CASTLES & PALACES
Immerse yourself in the world's most majestic castles and palaces — architectural treasures bearing witness to history, power and refinement across the ages. 26 min per episode, HD & 4K.
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Immerse yourself in the world's most majestic castles and palaces — architectural treasures bearing witness to history, power and refinement across the ages. 26 min per episode, HD & 4K.
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Ancient streets, fortified walls and vibrant markets: the world's most historic urban centres, their enduring legacies and their transformations over time.
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Ancient temples, monasteries, sacred caves and spiritual landmarks across Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Laos, Sri Lanka, Mongolia, Russia, Malaysia and Nepal.
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The world's most revered religious sites: cathedrals, ancient temples, hidden shrines and mystical landscapes that have shaped human faith and devotion.
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Retracing the ancient trade network that connected civilizations and shaped global commerce, culture and geopolitics.
View details →Majestic mosques, ancient bathhouses, bustling bazaars and imposing fortresses across Pakistan, Iran, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia and beyond.
View details →One of the world's oldest and most sacred cities: its ancient streets, historic landmarks and spiritual sites, a crossroads of faith and history.
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Architectural masterpieces and stories of resilience: the diverse styles and deep historical significance of synagogues across the globe.
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The world's most magnificent cathedrals: architectural brilliance, historical significance and spiritual essence, from Europe to Latin America.
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Irreplaceable treasures embodying humanity's cultural, historical and natural legacy — UNESCO-listed sites and those on the tentative list.
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A series of 4 episodes following the Holy Week in Jerusalem day by day, from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday.
View details →Cross-catalog selections assembled by theme, region and period.
Every sanctuary of Israel and the Palestinian Territories held in the catalogue: churches, monasteries, mosques, synagogues and pilgrimage sites of the three monotheistic faiths.
View details →The sanctuaries of Jerusalem and its surroundings: the Old City, the Holy Sepulchre, the Mount of Olives, the Via Dolorosa and Gethsemane, with Bethlehem, Ein Kerem and Abu Ghosh.
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Nazareth, Capernaum, Cana, Mount Tabor, the Mount of Beatitudes and the sites of northern Israel linked to the Gospel narrative, around the Sea of Galilee.
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Nabataean and Byzantine cities of the Negev, Herodian fortresses, Qumran and the desert monasteries of the Judaean wilderness, from Avdat and Shivta to Masada and Mar Saba.
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The Mediterranean shore of Israel: Acre, Caesarea, Apollonia, Ashkelon, Ashdod-Yam and Jaffa, where Crusader fortresses, ancient ports and later old towns are layered on the same sites.
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Cathedrals, monasteries and churches of Russia and Crimea, from Moscow and Saint Petersburg to Kazan, Pskov, Novgorod, Kizhi and the Solovetsky Islands.
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Kremlins, frontier fortresses, imperial estates and historic towns of Russia and Crimea: the Moscow and Kazan Kremlins, Ivangorod, Izborsk, Koporye, Kuskovo, Tsaritsyno and Gatchina.
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The medieval monasteries and churches of Armenia — Tatev, Noravank, Khor Virap, Haghpat, Sanahin, Haghartsin and others — plus an Armenian church in Tbilisi.
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The sacred architecture of Georgia: the monasteries of Gelati, Jvari and Alaverdi, Bagrati Cathedral, Ananuri fortress and the mosque, synagogue and churches of Tbilisi.
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Monasteries, churches and island towns of Greece: Meteora, the Cave of the Apocalypse on Patmos, the monasteries of Crete and the Cyclades of Amorgos, Andros, Folegandros and Syros.
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Serbia, Bulgaria, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Kosovo: Danube fortresses, Orthodox monasteries, synagogues, mosques, Roman palaces and old towns.
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Italy from the Alps to the south: the castles and forts of the Aosta Valley, Venice, Sardinia, the walled towns of the Marche, Milan, Matera and the trulli of Alberobello.
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Cathedrals, monasteries, palaces and historic centres of Portugal, from Lisbon and Sao Vicente de Fora to Porto, Faro and the fort of Lagos.
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Krakow and Warsaw: the Royal Castle, cathedrals and basilicas, the Cloth Hall and the synagogues of Poland's two historic capitals, with the Marian basilica of Lichen.
View details →Ukraine, Slovakia, Czechia, Estonia, Hungary, Romania, Moldova, Lithuania, Belarus and Slovenia: castles, cathedrals, cave monasteries, old towns and the Odesa waterfront.
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France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Spain and Malta: Canterbury and Marseille cathedrals, Fontfroide Abbey, the churches and Portuguese Synagogue of Amsterdam, Mdina and Vannes.
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Ecuador, Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Uruguay, Peru, Venezuela and Brazil: the colonial churches and convents of Quito, Bogota, Lima and Mexico City, Cartagena de Indias and the castles of Uruguay.
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Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines: Buddhist wats and pagodas, Javanese candis, Balinese water temples, Angkor Wat, mosques and colonial churches and forts.
View details →China, Japan, Korea, Mongolia, Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Iran and Turkey: the Forbidden City, Zen and Buddhist monasteries, stupas, mosques, caravanserais and Roman Perge.
View details →Mosques, a Sufi zawiya, a caravanserai, a bathhouse, a merchant house and Islamic-era palaces and forts, from Kashan and Lahore to Acre, Gaza, Bishkek, Beirut, Sofia, Plovdiv and Gjakova.
View details →Synagogues and Jewish sites across the catalogue, from the ancient synagogues of Bar'am, Capernaum and Ein Kshatot to Amsterdam, Krakow, Warsaw, Subotica, Novi Sad, Moscow, Izmir and Slonim.
View details →Fortified architecture across the catalogue: the castles of the Aosta Valley and Slovakia, the kremlins and frontier fortresses of Russia, the Danube strongholds of Serbia and Bulgaria, Lahore Fort and Hwaseong.
View details →The catalogue's archaeology strand: Greek, Roman and Byzantine cities, Nabataean desert towns, tells and necropolises of the Holy Land, Javanese candis, Maya sites and Sardinian megaliths.
View details →The Christian religious architecture of the catalogue gathered in one collection: cathedrals, basilicas, abbeys, monasteries and convents in Europe, the Holy Land, the Caucasus, Asia, Africa and Latin America.
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Every programme in the catalogue filmed at a site identified as UNESCO World Heritage, from Meteora, Petra, Machu Picchu and Angkor Wat to Kizhi, Studenica, Quito and the Old City of Jerusalem.
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