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Overlooking the Port Arthur penal settlement.

Exterior view of Saint Mary's Cathedral in Sydney, Australia

Gothic style church at Ross. Tasmania. Australia

The gothic Chalmers Presbyterian Church, built in 1859 in the city of Launceston, Tasmania.

Ruins of an old church in Port Arthur, Tasmania, Australia, with Gothic architecture and lush green surroundings. High quality photo

Dark horror scene of a church.

A stunning historic stone church with a tall, pointed steeple and beautiful blue stained-glass windows, set against a dramatic sky with wispy clouds. The entrance features double arched doors, and the surrounding landscape includes lush greenery and a well-maintained garden path leading to the entrance.

All Saints' Church near Mackworth and Markeaton Park in Derbyshire, England, which was badly damaged in a fire in 2020

Pontville, Tasmania, Australia - December 30 2024: St Mark's Anglican Romanesque Church and grave yard Pontville

The ruins of Tullich Kirk are approximately a mile and a half north-east of Ballater, Scotland. Although abandoned as a place of worship in 1798, Tullich Kirk and the circular cemetery that surrounds it was never abandoned as a place of burial.

Port Arthur Tasmania the old church ruins

Exterior view of Saint Mary's Cathedral in Sydney, Australia

Port Arthur is a town and former convict settlement on the Tasman Peninsula, in Tasmania, Australia. The site forms part of the Australian Convict Sites, a World Heritage property consisting of 11 remnant penal sites originally built within the British Empire during the 18th and 19th centuries on fertile Australian coastal strips.

Stone Steps Leading To Old Ruins Of Saint Michael's Abbey in Turin, Italy

Overlooking the Port Arthur penal settlement.

Saint Carthage Catholic Church in Silverton, a small village at the far west of New South Wales, Australia. The town is often referred to as a ghost town, however, there remains a small permanent population and is a film set and popular tourist destination in the area.

St John the Evangelists Church, Richmond, Tasmania, Australia. Richmond is a town about 25 km north-east of Hobart.

The ruins of Tullich Kirk are approximately a mile and a half north-east of Ballater, Scotland. Although abandoned as a place of worship in 1798, Tullich Kirk and the circular cemetery that surrounds it was never abandoned as a place of burial.

Historic church in Jerry’s Plains, New South Wales, showcasing traditional architecture set in a rural landscape. A charming scene highlighting heritage, community, and serene countryside

Horizontal closeup photo of Gostwyck Chapel, in the countryside near Armidale, NSW, with red and green leaves of Virginia Creeper covering most of the brick walls and part of the tiled roof.

Bariloche Cathedral Black and White. Patagonia Argentina.

Historic Methodist church in Silverton, Australia, established in 1885.

Exterior view of Saint John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, the oldest still functioning catholic church in Australia, situated in the historic village of Richmond, Tasmania

Part of an old church with cloudy blue sky behind.

Low angle view of ancient architectural arches against clouds

Exterior view of Saint Patrick's Cathedral in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

St John The Baptist Church in Buckland was built in 1846 as a replica of the parish church of Cookham Dean in Sussex, England - Buckland, Tasmania, Australia

A partially collapsed ancient stone wall against a clear blue sky, representing historical architecture and cultural heritage in Turkey.

Sacred Heart Cathedral in Bendigo, Victoria

Portsmouth, UK - 21 August, 2025: the exterior of the Royal Garrison Church in the coastal city of Portsmouth, England. The Garrison Church was founded in about 1210–14 as part of a Domus Dei – a hospital to provide shelter and relief for the poor, and for travellers to stay. When the hospital closed in 1540, the building was adapted as an armoury and military storehouse as part of Portsmouth’s defences, with a new residence for Portsmouth’s governor. Sometime in the 17th century the building became a chapel for Portsmouth’s garrison.

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