Architecture

Originally, the great Pyramid was 146.59 m tall but due to the loss of the crowning stone called pyramidion and further erosion it decreased to 138.75 m.

Victoria did not consent to the introduction of era inventions to Windsor Castle.

Between 1930 BC and 1600 BC, part of the diabase was removed from the northeast side and then arranged into a horseshoe-like shape, reflecting the trilithons in the center of the structure.

In 1919, by law, the palace grounds, which had belonged to the court during the monarchy, came under state administration.

In the central part of the building is an elegant steel spiral staircase that connects the various levels of the villa.

12 people died trampled and 36 were injured during a panic that broke out a few days after the bridge opened.

It is the 13th tallest bridge in the world.

The period of the city's most remarkable and dynamic development was the 1st century AD.

On the facade of the building, in the window recess of the presbytery, there is an 8-meter-high statue of the Virgin Mary and Child.

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is the most typical Italian campanile, whose origin many scholars associate with Islamic building influences.