Architecture

Pisa was then at war with Genoa, Florence and Lucca to defend the Republic's independence.

Fortunately, today no one thinks about its demolition, because it perfectly fits into the panorama of the city and became its integral part.

The first is on the 86th floor, the second on the 102nd floor. More than 110 million visitors have visited the observation decks so far.

In this room, dancers warmed up before a performance, adjusted their costumes, etc. It soon became c ...

Mozart’s concert as a six-year-old “child prodigy” probably took place in the palace’s Mirror Room o ...

Father Pedro Maria Boss came up with this idea and even asked Queen Elizabeth for funds, but ultimately the idea was not implemented.

It was adapted from Hellenic to Roman tradition. The famous festival was elongated from a few days to a whole month by the Roman edict from 162 AD.

In 1883 it was called the "New York and Brooklyn Bridge" because Brooklyn was not part of New York until 1898. The name "Brooklyn Bridge" was given in 1915.