Architecture

The head of the Statue was exhibited at the Third World Exhibition in Paris on June 30, 1878, at the Palais Trocadéro.

The Tower, as we know it today, was started by King Richard the Lionheart, who began its reconstruction into a fortress in the years 1189-1199.

The trilithon structure was 13.7 meters wide, and its open end faced the northeast.

The Forbidden City is located at the northern end of Tiananmen Square.

The original spire was 20.5 meters high and was intended for the mooring of airships.

Some of the Guggenheim Museum’s permanent exhibits are located outside the museum, on the boulevard separating the edifice from the Nervon River.

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.

The Golden Gate Bridge’s construction began in 1933.

The most photographed place in the Alcázar is the Courtyard of the Virgins.

The bridge was built in the Victorian style.