Architecture

The Romans continued to develop there the cult of the Sun god, whom they called Mithras. Local legend has it that Julius Caesar was buried on the hill in golden shoes and a coffin.

With his ordinances in the mid-19th century, Haussmann gave the city center the modern look of the P ...

According to law, it is forbidden to do so and to sit on the stairs.

It was used as a dining room until October 1, 1851, and as a ballroom until 1856.

Archbishop of Constantinopole John Chrysostom might be a person that destroyed the Temple of Artemis ...

It is located near the center of Brno, the largest city in Moravia and the second most populous city ...

In the 14th century, Pedro I the Cruel decided to rebuild the palace in the Mudejar style, thanks to which refers to the Arab heritage. Many Arabic inscriptions praising Allah remain on the walls.

In 1941, Hess, most likely voluntarily and without the Fuehrer's knowledge, flew a Messerschmitt Me ...

It is the largest and one of Austria’s most important and most visited cultural properties.

It has been considered one of Europe's finest church bells and, since 1944, a national historic land ...