Some unexpected windows found on my travels.

An old door with an opening that frames a copper kettle in Den Gamle By, a recreated village set in different time periods in Aarhus, Denmark.<Succulents frame a window frame in a garden in New Westminster, BC. Pierced window screen in the palace in Fatehpur Sikri, a town outside of Agra in India. The screens allowed the women of the harem to remain hidden while still being able to see outside.A view of old buildings from a decorative arched window of the Palacio Postal (Main Post Office) in Mexico City. Windows looking over the Kroller Muller Sculpture Garden near Utrecht in Holland.A window at Fort Charles opens onto a tree in Kinsale, Ireland.Window into the world of the apsara dancers at Angkor Wat, Cambodia. 
More of Nancy Merrill’s Photo a Week Challenge: Unexpected Windows.