A collection of metal doors from around the world.
A bronze door in the Taj Mahal, India.
Detail of the bronze door in the Taj. 
Metal door in a Royal Tomb in Hue, Vietnam.
Detail of the metal door in the Hue temple.
A modern door design featuring rusty studded metal doors with curved door handles in Mexico City. 
In Colombia, a historic town from the California Gold Rush of 1849, there was this old metal door.
On to Europe with this patchwork metal door from the 1600s in Varberg Fortress, Sweden.
Cracked black paint and rust on a metal door in Wales. 
Door to the tunnel connecting the Crumlin Road Gaol (Jail) to the courthouse (Belfast, Ireland).
A copper door with a verdigris patina with a porthole window on a bridge tower in Copenhagen, Denmark.
- More of Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Doors.
- More of Dan from No Facilities: Thursday Doors.
Albatz Travel Adventures 
Ohh, what a marvellous collection! So artistic and full of traces from the past. I see that you link to Dan but to his last week’s post. Please, be so kind and edit the link so that it leads to his yesterday’s post. I’d hate it if any door loves missed this post.
Thanks for the note – I just managed to change the link when the electricians arrived and I had to turn my computer off. Some countries just have the most exquisite doors – here in Vancouver they tend to be mostly new and boring!
Thanks for looking out for us, Manja. This is a collection I wouldn’t have wanted to miss. That door from the jail to the courthouse is eerie.
Oh I really like your metal doors for this week 😀 😀