Image Credits: Google
Mount Athos is an autonomous monastic state where entry is prohibited to women.
Image Credits: Google
Women of menstruating age were historically barred from entering this Hindu temple, although this restriction has been a topic of legal and social debate.
Image Credits: Google
Some areas of the museum, dedicated to the Sufi poet Rumi, were traditionally off-limits to women.
Image Credits: Google
Historically, this private tennis club did not allow female members, although this policy has since changed.
Image Credits: Google
This golf club did not admit female members for many years, but they began accepting women in 2012.
Image Credits: Google
Women were restricted from entering the inner sanctum of this Muslim shrine, but a court ruling in 2016 allowed them access.
Image Credits: Google
The presidential residence in South Korea had a restriction on women entering certain parts, but this policy has been challenged and changed.
Image Credits: Google
There were some restrictions for women entering parts of this Buddhist cave complex, but it was gradually changing.
Image Credits: Google
Some Christian denominations had restrictions on women entering certain parts, but these varied between denominations and had been evolving.
Image Credits: Google
For many years, this golf club did not admit female members, but the policy changed in 2014.
Image Credits: Google