Architecture

The Polish army took part in the capture of Malbork, which lasted 13 years (Thirteen Years' War). However, the castle in Malbork was not captured with weapons, but with money.

At the foot of the Spanish Steps begins the Via Condotti - it is named after the canal or canals that carried water to the Baths of Agrippa.

Around the 9th century, the lower part of the lighthouse was adapted into a mosque.

The oldest and largest cathedral bell is Emmanuel, cast in 1686.

The Forbidden City has a rectangular shape. Its dimensions are: 961 meters from north to south and 753 meters from east to west.

Between 1638 and 1643, a palace was built as the residence of Eleonora Gonzaga.

It is 184.5 meters high with a top floor at 158 meters.

During Gaudi's lifetime, 4 of the basilica's 18 towers, one of the three designed facades, the Nativity Facade, and the crypt were completed.

A scaled-down replica of the Faros lighthouse is located in the city of Changsha, China.

Space Needle was the first building in the world to feature a revolving glass floor.