List of Gothic architecture

Ordered by countries roughly from the west to the east:

Monastery of Batalha in Portugal

Burgos Cathedral in Castile

The choir of Westminster Abbey in London as depicted in 1848

The Cathedral of Reims, by Domenico Quaglio

Town Hall, Leuven, Belgium

Magdeburg Cathedral,viewed from across the Elbe

Cologne Cathedral, viewed from across the Rhine

Cathedral of Uppsala Sweden as in 1770

St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague

St. Mary's Church in Gdańsk, Poland.

• Portugal
  • Cathedral of Évora
  • Monastery of Alcobaça
  • Monastery of Batalha
  • Carmo Convent (Lisbon)
  • Lisbon Cathedral (ambulatory, cloisters)
  • Jerónimos Monastery
  • Belém Tower

• Scotland
  • St. Mungo's Cathedral, Glasgow
  • St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh
  • Rosslyn Chapel

• Spain
  • Cathedral of Burgos, in Burgos. 13th century
  • Cathedral of León, in León. 13th century. (Famous for its colorful stained glass windows)
  • Cathedral of Toledo, in Toledo. 13th century
  • Monastery of Saint John of the Kings, in Toledo. Isabelino style, 15th century
  • Cathedral of Ávila, in Ávila
  • Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange), in Valencia
  • Cathedral of Santa Eulalia, in Barcelona
  • Santa María del Mar, in Barcelona
  • Cathedral of Gerona, in Gerona. With the widest gothic nave in the world.
  • La Seu, in Palma (Majorca)
  • Cathedral of Murcia, in Murcia
  • Cathedral of San Salvador, in Oviedo
  • Cathedral of San Salvador, in Zaragoza. In Gothic-Mudéjar style.
  • Cathedral of Seville, 15th and 16th centuries, the largest Gothic temple in the world.

• England
  • Westminster Abbey in London
  • Ely Cathedral
  • York Minster
  • Exeter Cathedral
  • Salisbury Cathedral
  • Lincoln Cathedral
  • Gloucester Cathedral
  • Sheffield Town Hall
  • Wells Cathedral
  • The Cathedral Church of St Peter and St Paul, Sheffield
  • King's College Chapel in Cambridge

• France
  • Chartres Cathedral
  • Bourges Cathedral
    • Bourges Cathedral
  • Amiens Cathedral
  • Notre-Dame de Laon
  • Our Lady's Cathedral in Paris (the Notre-Dame for many)
  • Reims Cathedral (where all the kings of France were crowned)
  • Abbey Church of Saint-Denis
  • Sainte-Chapelle in Paris (famous for its colorful stained glass windows)
  • Strasbourg Cathedral (with its famous pink stone West front and high north tower)

For a list of all Early Gothic buildings in the Paris Basin, see [1]

• Belgium
  • Brussels Town Hall in the Grand Place
  • Brussels Cathedral
  • Belfry of the Cloth Hall in Bruges
  • Bruges City Hall, 1376—1420
  • Leuven Town Hall, 1448—1469
  • Ghent Cathedral
  • St. Nicholas of Ghent
  • Belfry of Ghent
  • St. Rumbolds Cathedral, Mechelen
  • Antwerp Cathedral

• The Netherlands
  • Sint Jan's Cathedral in 's-Hertogenbosch
  • Cathedral of Saint Martin in Utrecht
  • Old Church (Oude Kerk) in Amsterdam

• Norway
  • Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim

• Germany
  • Magdeburg Cathedral - First gothic cathedral in Germany
  • Aachen Cathedral
  • Cologne Cathedral
  • Ulm Münster (features the highest church tower)
  • Freiburg Münster
  • Regensburg Cathedral
  • Lübeck Marienkirche
  • Marburg Elisabethkirche (the earliest Gothic church in Germany)
  • St. Mary church in Trier

• Italy
  • Milan Cathedral
  • Siena Cathedral
  • Ca' d'Oro, Venice
  • Doge's Palace, Venice
  • Palazzo Vecchio, Florence
  • Florence Cathedral
  • Saint Cross of Florence
  • Palazzo Pubblico and Piazza del Campo in Siena

• • Orvieto Cathedral, Orvieto
  • Santa Maria sopra Minerva (only Gothic church in Rome)
• Sweden
  • Uppsala Cathedral
• Finland
  • Cathedral of Turku

• Austria
  • Cathedral of Saint Stephen in Vienna
  • Bummerlhaus in Steyr

• Czech Republic
  • Saint Barbara's Church in Kutná Hora (Church of St Barbara picture)
  • Charles Bridge in Prague
  • Old Town Hall in Prague (Old Town Hall picture)
  • St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague

• Croatia
  • Zagreb Cathedral
  • St. Mark's Church in Zagreb

• Poland
  • St. Mary's Church, Gdańsk (the largest brick church in the world)
  • St. Mary's Basilica, Kraków (with the famous Veit Stoss altar carved in wood)
  • Młynówka Bridge in Kłodzko
  • Wawel Cathedral in Kraków
  • St. Mary's Church in Stargard Szczeciński
  • City Hall in Toruń
  • The Castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork
  • Gniezno Cathedral
  • Gothic House in Stargard Szczeciński

• Slovakia
  • St. Martin's Concathedral in Bratislava
  • St. Elisabeth Cathedral in Košice

• Lithuania
  • St. Anne's Church in Vilnius
  • Kaunas Castle
  • Kaunas Cathedral Basilica
  • Trakai Island Castle
  • Vytautas' the Great Church in Kaunas
  • Zapyškis Church

• Russia
  • Königsberg Cathedral