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Aerial View of Palace of Fine Arts monument during dusk, San Francisco, California, USA.

Las Casas, Bataan - Philippines. April 29, 2016: Illuminated Hotel de Oriente building at night with reflection at river in Las Casas, Bataan Area of philippines

San Francisco, CA - January 6 2024: Blue hour photo of the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco

Watchtower of Forbidden City in Beijing at night

SAN FRANCISCO, USA - MAY 1, 2019: The Palace of Fine Arts in the Marina district by night, San Francisco, USA.

Watchtower of Forbidden City in Beijing, China

San Francisco, CA, USA August 24, The Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco is illuminated at night and reflected in the calm waters of the park

Night view of the corner tower of the Forbidden City in Beijing

chinese ancient pavilion with sunset at the west lake in hangzhou

The Palace of Fine Arts was originally built for the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exhibition and subsequently restored. It is a very popular place for weddings and celebrations. Taken at blue hour.

$San Francisco, United States - May 2, 2023: The Palace of Fine Arts, located in the Marina District of San Francisco, lit up at night.\n\nThe Palace of Fine Arts was completely rebuilt in the 1960s and later a seismic retrofit was completed in early 2009. It is the only structure that remains from the 1915 Panama–Pacific International Exposition, where it was used to exhibit works of art.$

North west corner of Forbidden city in beijing

San Francisco, CA, USA August 24 The Palace of Fine Arts, a beautiful building built for the Pan American Expo, is reflected in the waters of the park in San Francisco

$Corner Tower (角楼, Jiao Lou in Chinese), or the Turret of The Forbidden City is famous for its unique shape and its beautiful style. The Corner Towers are located in the four corners of the Forbidden City. It was first built in 1420 (Yongle 18, Ming Dynasty) and was rebuilt and renovated in Qing Dynasty.\nNorth west turret is also one of most iconic place for visit and take photo in whole Beijing.$