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Gallery

Spiral (double helix) stairs of the Vatican Museums
Ise Jingū in Japan.
Angkor Wat in Cambodia.
Modified stairway for the elderly in Thailand.
The Potemkin Stairs (1834–41) in Odessa, Ukraine.
Spiral stairs with ornamental balusters.
The Jacob's Ladder, between Jamestown and Half Tree Hollow, in Saint Helena.
Rudkhan Castle, Fouman, Iran.
Stairs of rock placed in a natural passage.
Outdoor stairway on the Alameda Ridge in Portland, Oregon, United States.
Pioneer spiral staircase, Deaf Smith County Historical Museum, Hereford, Texas.
Emperor's Stairs in the Residenz of Munich, Bavaria, Germany.
The 19th century theatre of Weißenhorn, Germany.
Endless stairway at KPMG, Munich, Germany.
Wooden spiral stairs in the tower of Salisbury Cathedral.
A stair and a sculpture in the Fontevraud Abbey
Nabataean stairway in Beida ("Little Petra"), Jordan
Foot-worn staircase of the Plovdiv Roman amphitheatre showing multiple repairs.
square steel staircase in German look-out tower Klausenturm

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