I filmed an evening and night walk around Ely, capturing the cathedral, the park, Tom’s Cakes, the historic streets and The High Flyer.

I love the atmosphere of English towns after dark, especially when the streets are wet and the lights reflect on the pavement. Familiar places can feel completely different in the evening.

What is Ely like on a rainy evening from your perspective? Are there any spots you particularly enjoy after dark?

Architect: Angus Meek Architects

Formerly the Highland Tolbooth St John's Church, first opened in 1845. Now a public arts and events center and HQ of the Edinburgh International Festival.

Source of the pictures here and here

Captured by the talented Ninas Fachwerkliebe

Nice to see at least at attempt of leaning into historic Jersey City rather than the usual concrete, steel, and glass skyscraper eyesores.

Catania has a few grand city palazzos built by the city's noble families and believe or not, many of those familys' lineage continue to this day. Which basically means a good chunk of the city's palaces, save the Palazzo Biscari, are closed to the public on most occasions. Even Palazzo Biscari only has roughly seven or so rooms open to the public when the palace itself is supposed to have up to 700 rooms. The rest of them are used here and there for conferences or other fancy events, hence giving us a rare look inside of them.

1-6 are of Palazzo Manganelli: Credit to Instagram iworldwide.ok

7-10 are of Palazzo Biscari: OC, a rare example of Rococo architecture outside of Southern Germany and Austria

11-15 are of Palazzo Libertini Scuderi, a Renaissance revival villa on the Via Etnea

16-20 are of Palazzo Del Toscano: Credit to photographer Salvo Puccio.

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Built in 1834, before being converted into apartments in 2006. Has a Greek Revival and Neo-Greco style.

Built in 1934

Built in 1749 by Frederick Van Cortlandt, this is the oldest building in The Bronx. The architectural style is Georgian.