Paris has its famed Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen; Seattle has its Pike Place; Brooklyn has Smorgasburg.

Steirereck restaurant, located in Vienna's lush Stadtpark, is celebrated for its modern Austrian cuisine (think wiener schnitzel with a gluten disclaimer), but the main course is a new addition by local firm PPAG Architects.

Beyond its demure exterior, which is clad in the same gray stone that paves the adjacent square, the Markthal Rotterdam, like a ripe fruit sliced open, reveals its rich offerings inside.

In the vast expanses surrounding a fjord in western Norway, a tiny cabin dissolves into the rocky, heather-shrouded terrain.

During a family vacation to Syria in 2009, architectural photographer Peter Aaron captured many of the country's landmarks—historic mosques, Roman ruins, ancient citadels.

From Chicago to Copenhagen, movable bridges are an iconic feature of many cites.

In Renzo Piano’s Paris office, a picture of an armadillo is tacked alongside a drawing of the studio’s latest work in the city—the Pathé Foundation.

Oscar Niemeyer was famous for his organic architecture.

San Francisco drivers traveling along the residential- industrial Bayview section of I-280 are rubbernecking for public art.