Architecture

The first unveiling of the monument took place on October 12, 1931, by lighting designer Guglielmo Marconi.

The Forbidden City is surrounded by imperial gardens on three sides.

It is 188 meters long, 524 meters in circumference, and about 49 meters high.

In 1284 the building work was again interrupted.

The lighthouse had a system of mirrors made of polished metal that allowed its light to be seen from places miles away.

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.

Some traffic restrictions have been placed on the bridge to protect it from excessive stress.

On the facade of the arch are engraved 660 names of the Napoleonic army officers.

When the tower was commissioned on March 31, 1889, it was the tallest building in the world.

They are located in Piazza di Spagna - Spanish Square, which has become famous thanks to them. Stairs are an immanent part of Piazza di Spagna.