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Ellis Island
Ellis Island’s Main Immigration Building stands in New York Harbor as a record of arrival, inspection, and waiting. Its Great Hall concentrated millions of individual journeys into a federal process that shaped who could enter the United States.
El Rastro
El Rastro’s stalls make Madrid’s streets feel like an open-air archive: household objects, tools, clothes, and curiosities pass between sellers and browsers. The market has been documented since the eighteenth century, and its name is commonly linked to the trail left by carcasses carried through th
El Raval
El Raval developed beyond Barcelona’s medieval walls as fields and convent land became factories and workers’ housing. Its proximity to the port drew successive immigrant communities, and cultural institutions added since the 1990s now sit within a neighborhood shaped by work, migration, and urban c
El Retiro Park
El Retiro began as royal grounds and became one of Madrid’s most important public parks. Its tree-lined paths connect formal gardens, exhibition buildings, monuments, and a large boating pond, showing how a court landscape became part of the city’s shared everyday life.
Emirgan Park
Emirgan Park’s Bosphorus views sit among historic pavilions, groves, and a diverse collection of trees. The nineteenth-century Yellow, Pink, and White pavilions were built during the estate’s period under Egypt’s Khedive Ismail Pasha, adding royal architecture to a landscape used for recreation.
Empire State Building
The Empire State Building’s stepped Art Deco crown rises from a limestone-and-granite facade above Fifth Avenue. Built at extraordinary speed during the Depression, it turned a speculative office tower into one of the city’s defining silhouettes.
Enzian Theater
Enzian Theater is an independent cinema in Maitland, north of Orlando, with a reputation built around curated films and community programming. Its connection to the Florida Film Festival makes the theater a regional meeting point for filmmakers, audiences, and people interested in independent cinema
EPCOT
EPCOT combines science and technology themes with a World Showcase of national pavilions around a lagoon. The park invites visitors to shift between future-oriented ideas and cultural representation, while considering how design shapes those experiences.
Erawan Museum
The Erawan Museum’s three-headed bronze elephant rises above a sculpted base, visible from the surrounding roads of Samut Prakan. The building organizes its collection through three symbolic levels—underworld, human earth, and heaven—turning a museum visit into a journey through a cosmological idea.
Erawan Shrine
At the crowded Ratchaprasong intersection, the Erawan Shrine is a small, open pavilion set against towers and traffic. Its four-faced Thao Maha Phrom image is approached as a living sacred presence within Thai spiritual practice, not simply as a monument to photograph.
Esplanade Park
Riga’s Esplanade has changed from a military parade ground into a central park framed by the Nativity Cathedral and art institutions. Its paths and monuments recall song festivals, changing political regimes and the city’s literary life.
Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay
Esplanade’s twin domes carry thousands of angular sunshades that filter tropical light and heat. The performing arts centre’s familiar nickname comes from its spiky exterior, but its design began with the idea of lanterns beside the bay.
Etihad Museum
Etihad Museum stands beside Union House, the site where the UAE’s union was signed in 1971. The museum’s contemporary form frames the event through a designed landscape, while the preserved circular building connects national history to a specific room and meeting place.
Evergreen Maritime Museum
Evergreen Maritime Museum in central Taipei presents ship models, maritime paintings, navigation equipment, and exhibits on Taiwan’s relationship with the sea. Its galleries connect the history of vessels and navigation with the broader cultural and technological story of maritime life.
Exhibition of the Two Holy Mosques Architecture
The Exhibition of the Two Holy Mosques Architecture traces the changing forms of the Grand Mosque in Mecca and the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina. Models, photographs, and manuscripts let visitors compare centuries of building and care.
Expo '70 Commemorative Park
Expo ’70 Commemorative Park preserves the site of the 1970 World Exposition, a vast gathering organized around “Progress and Harmony for Mankind.” Today, lawns, gardens, museums, and the Tower of the Sun make the former fairground a public park.
Expo City Dubai
Expo City Dubai reuses much of the site and infrastructure built for Expo 2020 Dubai. Its plazas and pavilions now form a continuing urban district, making the transition from temporary world event to permanent city its defining story.
Exposition Park Rose Garden
Exposition Park Rose Garden is a formal garden framed by museums and civic landmarks south of downtown Los Angeles. Opened in 1928, its circular beds and central fountain create a quiet horticultural room within a busy cultural and sports district.
Ex-Sham Shui Po Service Reservoir
Beneath the neighborhood, a circular brick reservoir once helped carry fresh water through Kowloon. Its 1904 engineering and later conversion into a heritage site make this former utility a quiet record of how growing districts built essential infrastructure.
EYE Film Museum
Across the IJ from Central Station, Eye’s sculptural white form seems to change as you move along the waterfront. The film museum preserves cinema’s material history while screening new work, placing moving images in a building shaped around light, angles, and views.
Fabra Observatory
Fabra Observatory sits high on Tibidabo, where its long-running instruments track the sky, weather, and ground beneath Barcelona. Founded with a benefactor’s gift and opened in 1904, it remains an active scientific institution rather than a monument to science alone.
Fashion Museum
Riga’s Fashion Museum presents historical clothing and accessories through a permanent display and changing exhibitions. Founded in 2016, the private museum occupies rooms on Grēcinieku Street in Old Riga.
Fatih Mosque
Fatih Mosque rises above Istanbul’s historic peninsula on the site associated with Sultan Mehmed II. Its broad complex once combined worship with education, care, and public services, illustrating how an imperial mosque could function as a civic center as well as a religious monument.
FC Barcelona Museum
FC Barcelona’s museum grew from a decades-old effort to gather trophies, documents, and objects scattered across the club. Its story is tied to Camp Nou, where the museum opened in 1984 and where the stadium’s changing structure remains part of the club’s public memory.