Architecture

Neuschwanstein survived both world wars undamaged.

Originally, La Scala was lit by 84 kerosene lamps mounted on the stage.

It was built on the island of Pharos, which was located at the entrance to the port of Alexandria, Egypt.

The staircase as a baroque-rococo composition was created in the years 1723-1725.

Above the auditorium is a bronze and crystal chandelier weighing seven tons, designed by Garnier.

The design proposed by Louis Le Vau was accepted by Louis XIV in the summer of 1668.

The decorative rims of the clock faces are gilded.

Gaudi repeatedly changed the temple's design, which over time became more and more visionary, both in innovative technological and architectural solutions and the associated symbolism.

When the theater was built, the area around it was densely built up.

The Alcázar impresses not only with its palace rooms but also with its wonderful gardens and fountains.