Architecture

Most coronations of French kings were held in Reims. Only two - Henry VI and Napoleon Bonaparte - were crowned at Notre-Dame de Paris.

The construction of architectural icons and the revitalization of Bilbao have brought great financial and social success.

Under Justinian I the Great, the Byzantine Empire reached its greatest power.

In the 4th or 5th century, the Cathedral of Saint-Étienne was built just in front of the present facade of Notre-Dame.

In 1185, when three stories of the tower had already been built, it was observed that it began to tilt.

In 820 the first time the Arabs dug inside the pyramid.

The Crusaders, traveling through Asia Minor, plundered and destroyed cities, murdered infidels, occupied strongholds already existing in these areas, and created fortification systems.

CHEESE, short for The Committee Hoping for Extra-terrestrial Encounters to Save the Earth, believes that Space Needle was built to transmit signals to other advanced civilizations from outside our Solar System.

The king never intended to open the palace to the public. However, just six weeks after the king's death, Prince Regent Luitpold Wittelsbach ordered the palace to be opened to visitors for a fee.

When the decision was made to move the seat of the Grand Master of the Order from Venice to Malbork, it became necessary to expand the castle.